School discovery · Private education
Private schools in California
Search by name, city or ZIP. Each record lists grades and enrollment, and the religious affiliation where the federal survey reports one.
School list
Which private schools match “90049”?
11 private schools match “90049”
They don’t take California’s state tests, so these are directory facts, unranked.
1–11 of 11 school records · Grouped by the year of their enrollment figure, newest first, then alphabetical
Enrollment from the school’s filing with the state, 2025–26. Affiliation isn’t in the records we hold for these schools.
Brentwood School
Los Angeles · Grades K–12 · 1,262 students
Curtis School
Los Angeles · Grades K–6 · 483 students
Enrollment from the federal private-school survey, 2021–22
Archer School for Girls
Los Angeles · Grades 6–12 · 512 students · Nonsectarian
Berkeley Hall School
Los Angeles · Grades Pre-K–8 · 202 students · Nonsectarian
Circle of Children Developmental Kindergarten
Los Angeles · Grades Transitional year after K · 17 students · Nonsectarian
John Thomas Dye School
Los Angeles · Grades K–6 · 336 students · Nonsectarian
Milken Community Middle School
Los Angeles · Grades 6–12 · 717 students · Jewish
Milken Community School
Los Angeles · Grades 6–12 · 718 students · Jewish
Mirman School
Los Angeles · Grades K–8 · 376 students · Nonsectarian
St. Martin of Tours Elementary School
Los Angeles · Grades Pre-K–8 · 170 students · Roman Catholic
Westland School
Los Angeles · Grades K–6 · 133 students · Nonsectarian
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About these school records and sources
These private-school records come from a federal survey and a state filing, not from state tests. SchoolScope presents them unscored and unranked, with reported grades, enrollment and affiliation to help you plan your research.
Sources: NCES Private School Universe Survey (2021–22), and the California Department of Education Private School Affidavit (2025–26) for schools the survey doesn’t list. Each group of rows names the source and year of its enrollment figures. Enrollment counts kindergarten through 12th grade, not pre-K, and describes the reported student body, not available places. Closed schools and records that offer only pre-K are left out of this list. Verify current programs and contact details with the school.