Marvin Elementary

Marvin Avenue Elementary School is a public, inner-city, pre-kindergarten through 5th grade educational establishment situated in Marvin Avenue, Los Angeles, within Cluster 10 of the Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD). Founded in 1926, Marvin Elementary is a four track school filled to capacity on a year-round schedule. The school was designed to house over 1,000 students, with the grades spanning from prekindergarten through grade five, with three special education classes, LH and SED students. Marvin's students, faculty, and staff are also called the "Stallions."

Approximately 84% of Marvin Avenue students are Hispanic with 516 students identified as Limited English Proficient (LEP students). Approxiamtely 15% of the student body are African-American and 1% other. Many Marvin students live in single parent households and many are recent immigrants to the United States. Marvin's school population has been transient over the past several years with new enrollment and departures occuring on a weekly basis.

Average Class Size

• Kindergarten: 20
• Grade 1: 18
• Grade 2: 19
• Grade 3: 19
• Grade 4: 28
• Grade 5: 26

Student-Staff Ratio

• Students per paraprofessional staff: 62
• Students per office/clerical staff: 134
• Students per other classified staff: 104