At a glance
Source years shown below
Reported students
605
NCES CCD 2024–25
Open schools
1
NCES preliminary directory 2025–26
Student–teacher ratio
39.1:1
Calculated from NCES 2024–25 enrollment and teacher FTE
Spending per pupil
$8,798
Current expenditure · FY 2023 F-33
Instruction per pupil
$4,228
Calculated from FY 2023 F-33
Grades served
09–12
NCES preliminary directory 2025–26
What current records say about Family First Charter District
Family First Charter District operates 1 current public-school records serving grades 09–12 in Hawthorne, California. NCES reports 605 students and 15.5 classroom teacher FTE for 2024–25.
Within California agencies of the same NCES type, it ranks 240 of 964 with reported enrollment. That position describes scale only—it does not say whether individual schools are a good fit for a particular student.
FY 2023 finance records show $8,798 in current expenditure per pupil and $4,228 per pupil assigned to instruction. Within the same NCES agency type, this places reported current spending 909 of 914 in California. Local wages, transportation, special education, facilities, and agency responsibilities all affect this comparison.
Reported needs and resources
- Classroom teachers (FTE)
- 15.5
- Current expenditure (FY 2023)
- $4,056,000
Context measures describe who a district serves and its resources. They are not negative rating inputs.
Family First Charter District
Hawthorne, California
NCES EDGE 2024–25 · 33.9191, -118.3566
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Race and ethnicity share of reported enrollment
- White4.5%
- Hispanic80.8%
- Black10.1%
- Asian2.1%
- American Indian / Alaska Native0.5%
- Native Hawaiian / Pacific Islander0%
- Multiracial2%
Race/ethnicity: NCES CCD 2024–25. English learner and disability context: CRDC 2021–22 matched schools. Totals can differ due to rounding or source privacy rules.
Schools by level
Medians use schools reporting 2024–25 enrollment and teacher FTE.
| Level | Schools | Median students | Median ratio | Charter |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| High | 1 | 605 | 39.1:1 | 1 |
Explore schools in Family First Charter District
1 current directory entries
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Showing 1–1 of 1 schools · enrollment and ratios: NCES 2024–25. Scroll the table to see all columns.
| School | Level / grades | Students | Ratio | Compare |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Family First CharterCharter | High09–12 | 605 | 39.1:1 |
Cities served by Family First Charter District
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Frequently asked questions about Family First Charter District
How many schools are in Family First Charter District?
Family First Charter District has 1 open public schools in the NCES 2025–26 preliminary directory: 1 high. 1 are identified as charter schools.
How many students attend Family First Charter District?
NCES reports 605 students for 2024–25, served by 15.5 full-time-equivalent classroom teachers. That is number 240 of 964 California agencies of the same type by enrollment.
What is the student–teacher ratio in Family First Charter District?
The district-wide ratio is 39.1:1, calculated from 2024–25 enrollment and classroom-teacher FTE. Ratios vary by school and are not the same as average class size; ask individual schools about class sizes by grade.
How much does Family First Charter District spend per student?
The FY 2023 federal finance survey reports $8,798 in current expenditure per pupil, including $4,228 for instruction. That ranks 909 of 914 comparable California agencies. Spending reflects local costs and student needs as well as priorities.
What is the largest high school in Family First Charter District?
Family First Charter reported the largest high-school enrollment in the district, with 605 students in 2024–25. Size describes the campus, not its quality.
How do I find my assigned school in Family First Charter District?
Attendance zones are set by the district and can change. Use the district's official school locator or contact its enrollment office at (310) 946-0379 with your exact address. A mailing address or ZIP code alone does not determine school assignment.
Nearby school districts
Regular California districts with the closest central offices. Office distance is not a boundary comparison.