On the Academic Performance Index (API), the State established a target growth of 5 points for our Charter Elementary School and Charter Middle School. Our Charter Elementary School exceeded this target an actual growth of 38 points, while the Charter Middle School exceeded it by an actual growth of 123 points, by far the largest increase among similar LAUSD schools.
76% of parents asked said they have
been able to get a job, keep a job, get a better job,
or pursue an education because they could count on a Para Los Niños early education center to educate
and care for their child.
Nearly 4,500 families received support
through case management, education, crisis support
and basic needs services.
Youth Workforce Services exceeded every contractual outcome
set by the Los Angeles Community Development Department, resulting in a 4-star rating (the highest possible), and contributing to a perfect score in employer satisfaction.
Para Los Niños has also produced results in the fight against childhood obesity. Read about the positive changes observed in our Kids N Fitness Program here.
Results
Para Los Niños is working for the Children
Results
It's simple, Para Los Niños works. Did you know...
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...100% of preschoolers transitioned into elementary school assessed as ready to succeed in Kindergarten.
...Elementary school students gained 26 percentage points in math proficiency on 2009 CST; Middle school students earned 23 percentage points gain in math proficiency on 2009 CST. ...81% of students receiving tutoring during our afterschool program improved their performance by a full letter grade or more.
...100% of high school seniors receiving our afterschool services graduated from high school and were admitted to – and are currently enrolled in -- post-secondary institutions.
...91% of families enrolled in the Partnership For Families program showed improvement in one or more family functioning areas.
Para Los Niños is making a difference and you can too! Click here to find out how.
Fast Facts
In 2007, over 583,000 people in Los Angeles County lived in extreme poverty
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87% of children of immigrant families in Los Angeles County are U.S. citizens
