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Woodland Hills, California
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Los Angeles High School Rankings
The Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) is the largest public school system in California, and the 2nd largest public school system in the United States (after the New York City Department of Education). In addition to the numerous private schools, Los Angeles is home to more than 1,200 public schools containing over 645,000 students.
High School |
Los Angeles Ranking |
Granada Hills Charter High School |
1 |
L.A. County High School for the Arts |
2 |
Los Angeles Center for Enriched Studies |
3 |
High Tech Los Angeles |
4 |
Palisades Charter High School |
5 |
Calabasas High School |
6 |
Downtown Magnets High School |
7 |
El Camino Real Charter High School |
8 |
Sherman Oaks Center for Enriched Studies |
9 |
Port of Los Angeles High School |
10 |
Los Angeles University Rankings
University |
National Ranking |
California Institute of Technology (Caltech) |
10 |
Pomona College |
18 |
University of Southern California (USC) |
19 |
Harvey Mudd College |
26 |
Claremont McKenna College |
34 |
University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) |
36 |
Scripps College |
65 |
Why Us?
Morax Prep is the leading test prep & private tutoring company in the Los Angeles area. Established in 2014, Morax Prep has had the pleasure of working with countless students of all ages and backgrounds. Our teaching style strives to make academic subjects and standardized exams seem conquerable. We provide a clear roadmap to success, easy to understand techniques and strategies to get there, and continual encouragement and support to our students. Our goal is solely to make our students succeed with a minimum amount of stress on their part. That’s it.
We strive to eradicate socioeconomic achievement gaps in standardized testing and education. We also have a heavy focus on women who wish to enter a STEM field (Science, Technology, Engineering & Mathematics). Founder & CEO Mora Carew remembers a time when she was the only woman in some of her mathematics and computer science courses during college. It was during this time that Mora started crafting a plan to create Morax Prep.
In addition to STEM, we love working with students who wish to pursue a career path in the Arts. Not only is Mora a mathematician and business owner, she's also a working actress. We believe that creative expression is one of the most important forms of expression, and that pursuing a career in the arts is as valid a career path as any.
We've also worked with many student athletes who have gone on to play Division I or professionally upon graduation. Student athletes are among the most dedicated students that we've worked with, and sometimes, it's just as simple teaching them how to convert their passion and dedication to sports into a passion and dedication to schoolwork and learning. We've helped so many students reach their desired goals and we look forward to working with you! If you need graduate school prep, please visit our sister company, Morax Prep: Grad School.
We strive to eradicate socioeconomic achievement gaps in standardized testing and education. We also have a heavy focus on women who wish to enter a STEM field (Science, Technology, Engineering & Mathematics). Founder & CEO Mora Carew remembers a time when she was the only woman in some of her mathematics and computer science courses during college. It was during this time that Mora started crafting a plan to create Morax Prep.
In addition to STEM, we love working with students who wish to pursue a career path in the Arts. Not only is Mora a mathematician and business owner, she's also a working actress. We believe that creative expression is one of the most important forms of expression, and that pursuing a career in the arts is as valid a career path as any.
We've also worked with many student athletes who have gone on to play Division I or professionally upon graduation. Student athletes are among the most dedicated students that we've worked with, and sometimes, it's just as simple teaching them how to convert their passion and dedication to sports into a passion and dedication to schoolwork and learning. We've helped so many students reach their desired goals and we look forward to working with you! If you need graduate school prep, please visit our sister company, Morax Prep: Grad School.
Woodland Hills Schooling
Calabash Street Elementary School
Lockhurst Elementary School Serrania Elementary School
Woodlake Avenue Elementary School
Woodland Hills Elementary School
Ivy Academia Entrepreneurial Charter School
Calvert Street Elementary School
Woodland Hills Academy Middle School
Hale Middle School
El Camino Real High School
William Howard Taft High School
Henry David Thoreau Continuation High School Charter School
El Camino Real High School
Ingenium Charter School – Kindergarten through Sixth Grade
George Ellery Hale Charter Academy 6–8 grade
Chime Charter School K-8
Serrania Charter for Enriched Studies – K-5
The Alexandria Academy Private School
Chaminade College Preparatory Private High School
Crespi Carmelite Private High School
Halsey Schools Private School
Louisville High School
Pinecrest – elementary and middle school
St. Bernardine of Siena Private School
St. Mel Private School
Woodland Hills Private School
Los Angeles Pierce College
Lockhurst Elementary School Serrania Elementary School
Woodlake Avenue Elementary School
Woodland Hills Elementary School
Ivy Academia Entrepreneurial Charter School
Calvert Street Elementary School
Woodland Hills Academy Middle School
Hale Middle School
El Camino Real High School
William Howard Taft High School
Henry David Thoreau Continuation High School Charter School
El Camino Real High School
Ingenium Charter School – Kindergarten through Sixth Grade
George Ellery Hale Charter Academy 6–8 grade
Chime Charter School K-8
Serrania Charter for Enriched Studies – K-5
The Alexandria Academy Private School
Chaminade College Preparatory Private High School
Crespi Carmelite Private High School
Halsey Schools Private School
Louisville High School
Pinecrest – elementary and middle school
St. Bernardine of Siena Private School
St. Mel Private School
Woodland Hills Private School
Los Angeles Pierce College
Los Angeles Family-Friendly Attractions
La Brea Tar Pits and Museum (formerly called Page Museum) – These two attractions must be visited together in order to gain something from your trip to this Westside location. While the words “tar pits” conjure up thoughts of someplace you’d never bring your kids, the fact remains that this place is fascinating. The actual excavating of the pits, which is sometimes visible, can be pretty boring for little ones, but they’ll love the museum. Here, they’ll see bones of large, extinct animals that were pulled from the pits, including a giant wooly mammoth skeleton. Paleontologists work on the premises and visitors can watch their progress through the glass. There are also a few videos (about 10 minutes each), which you may want to catch first before the kids are too tired to sit through them.
L.A. County Museum of Art (LACMA) – Though LACMA is a large complex of buildings, the one you want to find if you’re visiting with children is the one labeled “West”, which is home to the Boone Children’s Gallery. All the art in the children’s area is interactive and kids can be as creative as they wish…and someone else gets to clean up the mess! If you’re flexible, head here for Sunday Family Days, when there are tons of arts and crafts opportunities for your kids. (Hint: If you sign your kids up for an “Arts for NexGen” membership, admission for all of you is free. Do this at the main ticket booth.)
Petersen Automotive Museum – If you have little boys (or girls) who love cars, this is the museum for them. All the cars are fun to view, but kids will especially enjoy the amazing Hot Wheels(tm) exhibit (check out the cool full-sized Hot Wheels, too) and the hands-on May Family Children’s Discovery Center, full of car-related games and activities for kids of all ages. A special toddler lot provides toy cars and trucks for the little ones to push around. Admission is inexpensive and kids under 5 are free.
Los Angeles Farmers Market – A Los Angeles landmark since 1934, the Farmers Market is the ideal place to bring the kids for a bite to eat. The food stands are many and varied, so kids with different tastes can all get something they like. The eating area is casual and there’s no need to worry about what will happen if your kid makes too much noise. Best of all, the food is affordable here. Directly adjacent to The Grove.
The Grove – The Grove tends to be a bit upscale but has enough stuff to keep the kids happy, including some cool fountains and an electric trolley (free!) that runs from The Grove to the nearby Los Angeles Farmers Market. Check out the Kid’s Club at the Grove, which offers daily activities from late June through October, designed for younger kids up to about age 6 or 7. Directly adjacent to Farmer’s Market.
Zimmer Children’s Museum – A hidden gem on the Westside, this darling museum is tucked inside the Goldsmith Jewish Federation Center. Though the museum’s mission is to “share values, ethics, and cultures while demonstrating community responsibility and sensitivity”, kids think this place was built just so they could have fun. Check out the stage area with hundreds of costumes, the Discovery Airplane where kids can pretend to be the pilot or ground crew, the two-story pinball machine, Bubbie’s Bookstore, and the Corner Market.
Star Eco Station Wildlife Rescue Facility – Animal aficionados love touring this small facility with a big heart, and the tour guides show true affection for the animals that have wound up in the facility for one reason or another. Kids of all ages will enjoy viewing the animals though really little ones might get bored on the one-hour guided tour. If you have young ones in tow, however, there’s plenty of room for strollers. [Culver City]
Franklin Canyon – Los Angeles does indeed have a wilderness area and this is it. Open sunrise to sunset, Franklin Canyon features a nature center, expansive Franklin Lake, and Heavenly Pond, which is full of ducks. There are also plenty of jogging paths that can be traversed with jogger strollers. There’s no admission fee for enjoying the canyon area. [Mulholland Drive]
L.A. County Museum of Art (LACMA) – Though LACMA is a large complex of buildings, the one you want to find if you’re visiting with children is the one labeled “West”, which is home to the Boone Children’s Gallery. All the art in the children’s area is interactive and kids can be as creative as they wish…and someone else gets to clean up the mess! If you’re flexible, head here for Sunday Family Days, when there are tons of arts and crafts opportunities for your kids. (Hint: If you sign your kids up for an “Arts for NexGen” membership, admission for all of you is free. Do this at the main ticket booth.)
Petersen Automotive Museum – If you have little boys (or girls) who love cars, this is the museum for them. All the cars are fun to view, but kids will especially enjoy the amazing Hot Wheels(tm) exhibit (check out the cool full-sized Hot Wheels, too) and the hands-on May Family Children’s Discovery Center, full of car-related games and activities for kids of all ages. A special toddler lot provides toy cars and trucks for the little ones to push around. Admission is inexpensive and kids under 5 are free.
Los Angeles Farmers Market – A Los Angeles landmark since 1934, the Farmers Market is the ideal place to bring the kids for a bite to eat. The food stands are many and varied, so kids with different tastes can all get something they like. The eating area is casual and there’s no need to worry about what will happen if your kid makes too much noise. Best of all, the food is affordable here. Directly adjacent to The Grove.
The Grove – The Grove tends to be a bit upscale but has enough stuff to keep the kids happy, including some cool fountains and an electric trolley (free!) that runs from The Grove to the nearby Los Angeles Farmers Market. Check out the Kid’s Club at the Grove, which offers daily activities from late June through October, designed for younger kids up to about age 6 or 7. Directly adjacent to Farmer’s Market.
Zimmer Children’s Museum – A hidden gem on the Westside, this darling museum is tucked inside the Goldsmith Jewish Federation Center. Though the museum’s mission is to “share values, ethics, and cultures while demonstrating community responsibility and sensitivity”, kids think this place was built just so they could have fun. Check out the stage area with hundreds of costumes, the Discovery Airplane where kids can pretend to be the pilot or ground crew, the two-story pinball machine, Bubbie’s Bookstore, and the Corner Market.
Star Eco Station Wildlife Rescue Facility – Animal aficionados love touring this small facility with a big heart, and the tour guides show true affection for the animals that have wound up in the facility for one reason or another. Kids of all ages will enjoy viewing the animals though really little ones might get bored on the one-hour guided tour. If you have young ones in tow, however, there’s plenty of room for strollers. [Culver City]
Franklin Canyon – Los Angeles does indeed have a wilderness area and this is it. Open sunrise to sunset, Franklin Canyon features a nature center, expansive Franklin Lake, and Heavenly Pond, which is full of ducks. There are also plenty of jogging paths that can be traversed with jogger strollers. There’s no admission fee for enjoying the canyon area. [Mulholland Drive]