Ivanhoe Elementary

Ivanhoe Elementary School is a small public school located in the foothills of the Silver Lake area 5 miles from downtown Los Angeles. Opened in 1910, Ivanhoe was named from the community in which it was founded. (Silver Lake area was originally called "Ivanhoe" before the turn of the century.) As part of Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD), Ivanhoe is in the Marshall (High School) Complex and the Eagle Rock, Franklin, Marshall Cluster. The school serves pre-kindergarten through 5th grade classes in a traditional single track calendar.

Rankings

From the 2006 California Academic Performance Index (API) Base report, the school has an API score of 892, which corresponds to a state rank of 10 (1 is the lowest, 10 is the highest. The API Score is a number between 200 and 1000 that reflects a school’s or school district’s performance on statewide student assessments administered in 2006).

School Statistics

100% of Ivanhoe's teachers have full teaching credentials. They also average 11 years in teaching experience with 10 average years teaching in the district. 5% of the school's faculty are first year teachers. The school's average class size is 20 for kindergarten and grade 1, 18 for grade 2, 20 for grade 3, 29 for grade 4, and 31 for grade 5.

Ivanhoe's student-staff is 88 Students per paraprofessional staff, 176 Students per office/clerical staff, and 176 Students per other classified staff... almost half of Ivanhoe's student body are White, 28% are Hispanic or Latino, 10% are Filipino, 9% are Asian, 5% are African American, while the rest are American Indian/Alaska Native.