Test Scores
Test scores for:
Grade 2 - CST Results (2009)
English Language Arts
On the 2009 CST, 68% of Hollywood Primary Center Grade 2 students met or exceeded standards in English Language Arts. This is higher than the Los Angeles Unified School District average of 48%, and higher than the California state average of 53%.
School
68 %
District
48 %
State
53 %
Math
On the 2009 CST, 83% of Hollywood Primary Center Grade 2 students met or exceeded standards in Math. This is higher than the Los Angeles Unified School District average of 57%, and higher than the California state average of 63%.
School
83 %
District
57 %
State
63 %
Grade 3 - CST Results (2009)
English Language Arts
On the 2009 CST, 37% of Hollywood Primary Center Grade 3 students met or exceeded standards in English Language Arts. This is higher than the Los Angeles Unified School District average of 34%, and lower than the California state average of 44%.
School
37 %
District
34 %
State
44 %
Math
On the 2009 CST, 91% of Hollywood Primary Center Grade 3 students met or exceeded standards in Math. This is higher than the Los Angeles Unified School District average of 60%, and higher than the California state average of 64%.
School
91 %
District
60 %
State
64 %
Data Source:
CA Dept. of Education
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NCES
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