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District Profile
 FISCAL YEAR: 2006-07
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Manhattan Beach Unified School District
325 South Peck Ave.
Manhattan Beach, CA 90266-2478
Phone (310) 318-7345
CDS: 19 - 75333
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This page includes:
Related links: This site reports data for California's K-12 public school system only.
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 California’s public education system is immense: more than six million students in about 9,900 schools, which are governed by almost 1,000 elected school boards and
regulated by a complex Education Code. They are funded through a finance system largely controlled by the Legislature and governor.
These Ed-Data Profiles provide a comprehensive picture of each school, district and county, with statewide totals and links to additional data or explanations. The Profiles are organized in three sections: General, Students and
Staffing. Click on the tabs to move between them.
In addition to the comprehensive information in the profiles, the site provides detailed financial statements for county offices of education and school districts. Use the pull-down menu to select these reports, or click here to go to the Financial Reports for District or Financial Reports for County Office. Individual schools do not have financial reports because school-level financial data is not collected by the state.
For years about 10% of California students attended private schools; the proportion has declined slightly in the last few years to closer to 8%. To obtain the most current data on private school enrollment,
click here.
Schools by Type
Manhattan Beach Unified School District, 2006-07
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Number of Schools |
Enrollment |
Full-Time Equivalent Teachers1 |
Pupil-Teacher Ratio2 |
| Elementary |
5 |
2,627 |
137.7 |
19.1 |
| Middle |
1 |
1,255 |
47.5 |
26.4 |
| High School |
1 |
2,286 |
90.9 |
25.1 |
| Total |
7 |
6,168 |
276.1 |
22.3 |
| 1 | FTE teacher counts include those assigned to a particular type of school; district and county office of education teachers not associated with a school are excluded. | | 2 | The Pupil-Teacher Ratio is enrollment divided by the number of full-time equivalent teachers. Because some teachers are not assigned to a classroom, the Pupil-Teacher Ratio is usually smaller than the average class size. |
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| Source: California Department of Education, Educational Demographics Office (CBEDS, assign06 7/3/07, pubschls 9/1/07, sfib0607 5/14/07)
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|  | Schools vary in their grade-level configuration. Most elementary schools encompass K-5, middle schools 6-8, junior high 7-9, and high schools 9-12.
This table includes charter schools in the appropriate category. |
Charter Schools
Manhattan Beach Unified School District, 2006-07
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| Number of Schools |
0 |
| Enrollment |
N/A |
| Full-Time Equivalent Teachers |
N/A |
| Pupil-Teacher Ratio1 |
N/A |
| 1 | The Pupil-Teacher Ratio is enrollment divided by the number of full-time equivalent teachers. Because some teachers are not assigned to a classroom, the Pupil-Teacher Ratio is usually smaller than the average class size. |
| | Source: California Department of Education, Educational Demographics Office (CBEDS, assign06 7/3/07, pubschls 8/1/07, sifb0607 5/14/07)
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| | Since the enabling legislation was passed in 1992, the number of approved charter schools has increased annually. The 2006-07 count of operating charter schools is 585 (which includes 8 State Board of Education charters). Some charter schools are new, while others are conversions from existing public schools. Charter schools are part of the state's public education system and are funded by public dollars. For additional charter information, click here.
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Technology by School Type
Manhattan Beach Unified School District, 2006-07
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District |
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| Students per Computer |
Students per Computer |
| Elementary |
7.0 |
4.4 |
| Middle |
7.8 |
4.3 |
| High |
5.9 |
4.2 |
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| Source: California Department of Education, Educational Demographics Office (CBEDS, sifade06 9/12/07, sifgl06 5/17/07, pubschls 9/1/07)
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| | In addition to computers available for use by students, those used by staff for instructional activities are also included when counting computers at the various schools. This count is then divided by student enrollment to arrive at a students-per-computer figure. |
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