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35 results for schools within district 0629940, with type Regular elementary or secondary and with survey responses since 2017.

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Polytechnic School

1030 E CALIFORNIA BLVD, PASADENA, CA

Regular elementary or secondary • Nonsectarian • Est. 1907

Mostly:

White
Racial Difference:

18%
Students:

871
Most Recent Data:

2021–22

La Salle College Preparatory

3880 E SIERRA MADRE BLVD, PASADENA, CA

Regular elementary or secondary • Roman Catholic • Est. 1956

Mostly:

White
Racial Difference:

12%
Students:

611
Most Recent Data:

2021–22

Westridge School for Girls

324 MADELINE DR, PASADENA, CA

Regular elementary or secondary • Nonsectarian • Est. 1913

Mostly:

Asian Am.
Racial Difference:

24%
Students:

539
Most Recent Data:

2021–22

Maranatha High School

169 S SAINT JOHN AVE, PASADENA, CA

Regular elementary or secondary • Christian

Mostly:

Hisp.
Racial Difference:

-24%
Students:

530
Most Recent Data:

2021–22

Mayfield Junior School

405 S EUCLID AVE, PASADENA, CA

Regular elementary or secondary • Roman Catholic • Est. 1931

Mostly:

White
Racial Difference:

44%
Students:

516
Most Recent Data:

2021–22

St. Philip the Apostle School

1363 CORDOVA ST, PASADENA, CA

Regular elementary or secondary • Roman Catholic • Est. 1927

Mostly:

White
Racial Difference:

29%
Students:

515
Most Recent Data:

2021–22

Chandler School

1005 ARMADA DR, PASADENA, CA

Regular elementary or secondary • Nonsectarian • Est. 1950

Mostly:

Asian Am.
Racial Difference:

27%
Students:

434
Most Recent Data:

2021–22

Sequoyah School (High School Campus)

301 N ORANGE, GROVE, CA

Regular elementary or secondary • Nonsectarian

Mostly:

White
Racial Difference:

25%
Students:

394
Most Recent Data:

2021–22

Alverno Heights Academy

200 N MICHILLINDA AVE, SIERRA MADRE, CA

Regular elementary or secondary • Roman Catholic • Est. 1960

Mostly:

White
Racial Difference:

19%
Students:

350
Most Recent Data:

2021–22

High Point Academy

1720 KINNELOA CANYON RD, PASADENA, CA

Regular elementary or secondary • Nonsectarian • Est. 1965

Mostly:

Asian Am.
Racial Difference:

33%
Students:

348
Most Recent Data:

2021–22

Mayfield Senior School

500 BELLEFONTAINE ST, PASADENA, CA

Regular elementary or secondary • Roman Catholic • Est. 1931

Mostly:

Hisp.
Racial Difference:

-3%
Students:

329
Most Recent Data:

2021–22

The Waverly School

67 W BELLEVUE DR, PASADENA, CA

Regular elementary or secondary • Nonsectarian • Est. 1993

Mostly:

White
Racial Difference:

32%
Students:

321
Most Recent Data:

2021–22

St. Rita School

322 N BALDWIN AVE, SIERRA MADRE, CA

Regular elementary or secondary • Roman Catholic • Est. 1922

Mostly:

White
Racial Difference:

47%
Students:

273
Most Recent Data:

2019–20

Pasadena Christian School

1515 N LOS ROBLES AVE, PASADENA, CA

Regular elementary or secondary • Christian • Est. 1946

Mostly:

Multi.
Racial Difference:

24%
Students:

259
Most Recent Data:

2021–22

St. Andrew Elementary School

42 CHESTNUT ST, PASADENA, CA

Regular elementary or secondary • Roman Catholic • Est. 1897

Mostly:

Hisp.
Racial Difference:

-2%
Students:

229
Most Recent Data:

2017–18

St. Marks School Altadena

1050 E ALTADENA DR, ALTADENA, CA

Regular elementary or secondary • Episcopal

Mostly:

White
Racial Difference:

28%
Students:

210
Most Recent Data:

2021–22

The Gooden School

192 N BALDWIN AVE, SIERRA MADRE, CA

Regular elementary or secondary • Episcopal

Mostly:

White
Racial Difference:

13%
Students:

184
Most Recent Data:

2021–22

Assumption of the Bvm Elementary School

2660 E ORANGE GROVE BLVD, PASADENA, CA

Regular elementary or secondary • Roman Catholic • Est. 1952

Mostly:

Hisp.
Racial Difference:

-22%
Students:

182
Most Recent Data:

2021–22

St. Elizabeth School

1840 LAKE AVE, ALTADENA, CA

Regular elementary or secondary • Roman Catholic • Est. 1917

Mostly:

Hisp.
Racial Difference:

-21%
Students:

174
Most Recent Data:

2021–22

St. Gregorys a & M. Hovsepian School

2215 E COLORADO BLVD, PASADENA, CA

Regular elementary or secondary • Nonsectarian • Est. 1984

Mostly:

White
Racial Difference:

79%
Students:

163
Most Recent Data:

2021–22

New Horizon School Pasadena

651 N ORANGE GROVE BLVD, PASADENA, CA

Regular elementary or secondary • Islamic

Mostly:

White
Racial Difference:

29%
Students:

154
Most Recent Data:

2021–22

Walden School

74 S SAN GABRIEL BLVD, PASADENA, CA

Regular elementary or secondary • Nonsectarian • Est. 1970

Mostly:

White
Racial Difference:

22%
Students:

154
Most Recent Data:

2021–22

Bethany Christian School

93 N BALDWIN AVE, SIERRA MADRE, CA

Regular elementary or secondary • Christian • Est. 1976

Mostly:

White
Racial Difference:

34%
Students:

141
Most Recent Data:

2021–22

Agbu Vatche and Tamar Manoukian High School

2495 E MOUNTAIN ST, PASADENA, CA

Regular elementary or secondary • Nonsectarian

Mostly:

White
Racial Difference:

81%
Students:

140
Most Recent Data:

2019–20

Judson International School

1610 E ELIZABETH ST, PASADENA, CA

Regular elementary or secondary • Christian

Mostly:

Asian Am.
Racial Difference:

37%
Students:

123
Most Recent Data:

2017–18

Stratford School Altadena Allen

2046 ALLEN AVE, ALTADENA, CA

Regular elementary or secondary • Nonsectarian

Mostly:

Multi.
Racial Difference:

96%
Students:

107
Most Recent Data:

2021–22

Sahag-Mesrob Armenian Christian School

2501 N MAIDEN LN, ALTADENA, CA

Regular elementary or secondary • Christian • Est. 1980

Mostly:

White
Racial Difference:

31%
Students:

100
Most Recent Data:

2021–22

Future Academy, Pasadena

35 N LAKE AVE STE 250, PASADENA, CA

Regular elementary or secondary • Nonsectarian

Mostly:

White
Racial Difference:

27%
Students:

43
Most Recent Data:

2019–20

Friends Western School

524 E ORANGE GROVE BLVD, PASADENA, CA

Regular elementary or secondary • Friends

Mostly:

White
Racial Difference:

35%
Students:

35
Most Recent Data:

2021–22

Harambee Preparatory School

1609 NAVARRO AVE, PASADENA, CA

Regular elementary or secondary • Christian

Mostly:

Black
Racial Difference:

39%
Students:

31
Most Recent Data:

2017–18

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