Stanford 9 Results Posted for Many School Districts

As of Tuesday, at least 57 school districts across Los Angeles County had received results for the Stanford 9 standardized test administered this spring.

Students in grades 2 through 11 were tested on reading, writing, spelling, mathematics, history and social science. The California Department of Education is required to post all scores by June 30. (The Times will subsequently publish some scores for schools in Los Angeles County.)

In the La Canada Unified School District, as one example, all grade levels tested above the national average in reading, math and language arts. Most scores in the 3,424-student district fell into the 70th and 80th percentiles for these subjects.

Other districts that have received their scores include: El Segundo Unified, Saugus Union Elementary, Las Virgenes Unified, Hermosa Beach City Elementary, Charter Oak Unified, Redondo Beach Unified, Newhall Elementary, Bassett Unified, Wiseburn Elementary, San Gabriel Unified, El Monte Union High, Duarte Unified, Lawndale Elementary, Whittier City Elementary, Bonita Unified, Little Lake City Elementary, Centinela Valley Union High, Los Nietos Elementary, Valle Lindo Elementary, Temple City Unified, Rowland Unified, Baldwin Park Unified, Rosemead Elementary, Palos Verdes Peninsula Unified, Arcadia Unified, Whittier Union High, Antelope Valley Union High, Mountain View Elementary, South Pasadena Unified, Alhambra City High, Alhambra City Elementary, Hacienda-La Puente Unified, Glendora Unified, Hawthorne Elementary, Eastside Union Elementary, Downey Unified, Acton-Agua Dulce Unified, Walnut Valley Unified, Bellflower Unified, Claremont Unified, Castaic Union Elementary, Azusa Unified, Beverly Hills Unified, Westside Union Elementary, Lowell Joint Elementary, Pasadena Unified, San Marino Unified, Keppel Union Elementary, Glendale Unified, Santa Monica-Malibu Unified, ABC Unified, Covina Valley Unified, Burbank Unified, South Whittier Elementary, Gorman Elementary and Garvey Elementary.