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1 LOS ANGELES COUNTY OFFICE OF EDUCATION AGENCY REPORT The Los Angeles County Office of supports the physical and mental health, safety, and well-being of all students in Los Angeles County and facilitates academic success. The division of student support services provides a wide range of programs and resources to school and district personnel, students and families on issues and concerns related to the following: student discipline, school safety, interdistrict transfers, pupil records, custody of minors, enrollment and residency, homeless and foster youth, compulsory school attendance and truancy reduction. We also offer specialized services in counseling and guidance, mental health, dental disease prevention and health services. Seventy-seven of the 80 school districts in Los Angeles County reported suspected child abuse data for Reported child abuse was broken down into the following four categories: general neglect abuse, physical abuse, sexual abuse, and emotional abuse. In order to compare child abuse data across districts, incidence rates were calculated by weighing the numbers of reported cases per 1,000 enrolled students in each district. Current year enrollment data was obtained from the California Basic al Data System (CBEDS) ( and enrollment figures furnished by the school districts. Page 59
2 SUMMARY Figure 1 displays incidence rates by abuse and district type for Physical abuse had the highest number of suspected cases and sexual abuse had the lowest. Figure 2 displays school districts had the highest total suspected case incidence rate (4.51), followed by districts (3.46). school district incidence rates were the highest across all abuse types, ranging from 27% to 56% higher than the next highest incidence rates. Current year district data is reported in more detail in Figures 3 through 8 below. TREND ANALYSIS Los Angeles County school district suspected child abuse data from to were analyzed for trends. Overall, Los Angeles County school districts showed decreases in the number of incidences per 1000 in the sexual, physical, general neglect, and emotional abuse types. In the physical and general neglect there was a decrease at all levels. In the sexual abuse type there was a decrease at the high school and unified school district, but there was a slight increase at the elementary school districts. Emotional Abuse increased slightly at all levels. Page 60
3 Figure Number Of District Type Number of districts enrollment Sexual abuse, # suspected cases Physical abuse, # suspected cases General neglect, # suspected cases Emotional abuse, # suspected cases , cases Sexual abuse, incidences / 1000 Physical abuse, Incidences / 1000 General neglect, incidences / 1000 Emotional abuse, incidences / 1000 cases, incidences / , Unified , , TOTAL 77 1,114, , , Figure 2 5 Year Trend Thru District Type Number of Districts Sexual Abuse Suspected cases Incidences / 1000 Physical Abuse Suspected cases Incidences / 1000 General Neglect Suspected cases Incidences / 1000 Emotional Abuse Suspected cases Incidences / 1000, Incidents/ 1,000 Year 1 Year 5 Year 1 Year 5 Year 1 Year 5 Year 1 Year 5 Year 1 Year Unified TOTAL Page 61
4 Figure 3 District Enrollment District Unified Enrollment ABC Unified 36,427 36,427 Acton-Agua Dulce Unified 1,909 1,909 Alhambra Unified 19,050 19,050 Antelope Valley Joint Union ,517 Arcadia Unified 9,785 9,785 Azusa Unified 16,129 16,129 Baldwin Park Unified 15,581 15,581 Bassett Unified 11,615 11,615 Bellflower Unified 21,441 21,441 Beverly Hills Unified 8,265 8,265 Bonita Unified 9,904 9,904 Burbank Unified 16,731 16,731 Castaic Union 3,185 3,185 Centinela Valley Union ,475 Charter Oak Unified 6,005 6,005 Claremont Unified 6,722 6,722 Covina-Valley Unified 15,004 15,004 Culver City Unified 8,501 8,501 Downey Unified 22,413 22,413 Duarte Unified 4,597 4,597 East Whittier City 9,057 9,057 Eastside Union 3,335 3,335 El Monte City 9,813 9,813 El Monte Union 12,019 12,019 El Rancho Unified 11,630 11,630 El Segundo Unified 3,227 3,227 Garvey 5,518 5,518 Glendale Unified 26,592 26,592 Glendora Unified 6,866 6,866 Gorman 1,261 1,261 Hacienda La Puente Unified 22,447 22,447 Hawthorne 8,961 8,961 Hermosa Beach City 1,228 1,228 Hughes-Elizabeth Lakes Union Inglewood Unified 13,371 13,371 Keppel Union 2,768 2,768 Page 62
5 Figure 3 (continued) District District Enrollment Unified Enrollment La Canada Unified 4,249 4,249 Lancaster 13,141 13,141 Las Virgenes Unified 11,333 11,333 Lawndale 5,791 5,791 Lennox 5,519 5,519 Little Lake City 5,029 5,029 Long Beach Unified 83,800 83,800 Los Nietos 2,070 2,070 Lowell Joint 3,037 3,037 Lynwood Unified 18,820 18,820 Manhattan Beach Unified 6,916 6,916 Monrovia Unified 6,152 6,152 Montebello Unified 31,638 31,638 Mountain View 8,068 8,068 Newhall 7,023 7,023 Norwalk-La Mirada Unified 28,103 28,103 Palmdale 20,244 20,244 Palos Verdes Peninsula Unified 11,621 11,621 Paramount Unified 15,000 15,000 Pasadena Unified 21, Pomona Unified 3y0,042 30,042 Redondo Beach Unified 8,020 8,020 Rosemead 3,017 3,017 Rowland Unified 15,803 15,803 San Gabriel Unified 5,526 5,526 San Marino Unified 3,145 3,145 Santa Monica-Malibu Unified 12,342 12,342 Saugus Union 10,400 10,400 South Pasadena Unified 4,193 4,193 South Whittier 3,875 3,875 Sulphur Springs Union 5,730 5,730 Temple City Unified 5,525 5,525 Torrance Unified 24,422 24,422 Valle Lindo 1,250 1,250 Page 63
6 Figure 3 (Continued) District Enrollment District Unified Enrollment Walnut Valley Unified 14,357 14,357 West Covina Unified 12,996 12,996 Westside Union 8,055 8,055 Whittier City 6,193 6,193 Whittier Union 12,554 1,554 William S. Hart Union 23, Wilsona 1,615 1,615 Wiseburn 2,200 2,200 TOTAL 163,576 75, , ,341 Page 64
7 Figure 4 Number Of Reported Child Abuse By District District Head Start ABC Unified Acton-Agua Dulce Unified Alhambra Unified Antelope Valley Joint Union Arcadia Unified Azusa Unified Baldwin Park Unified Bassett Unified Bellflower Unified Beverly Hills Unified ,121 Bonita Unified Burbank Unified Castaic Union Centinela Valley Union Charter Oak Unified Claremont Unified Compton Unified Covina-Valley Unified Culver City Unified Downey Unified Duarte Unified East Whittier City Eastside Union El Monte City El Monte Union El Rancho Unified El Segundo Unified Garvey Glendale Unified Glendora Unified Gorman Hacienda La Puente Unified Hawthorne Hermosa Beach City Hughes-Elizabeth Lakes Union Page 65
8 Figure 4 (continued) District Number Of Reported Child Abuse By District Head Start Elementar y Inglewood Unified Keppel Union La Canada Unified Lancaster Las Virgenes Unified Lawndale Lennox Little Lake City Long Beach Unified Los Nietos Lowell Joint Lynwood Unified Manhattan Beach Unified Monrovia Unified Montebello Unified Mountain View Newhall Norwalk-La Mirada Unified Palmdale Palos Verdes Peninsula Unified Paramount Unified Pasadena Unified Pomona Unified Redondo Beach Unified Rosemead Rowland Unified San Gabriel Unified San Marino Unified Santa Monica-Malibu Unified Saugus Union South Pasadena Unified South Whittier Sulphur Springs Union Temple City Unified Torrance Unified Valle Lindo Walnut Valley Unified West Covina Unified Page 66
9 Figure 4 (continued) Number Of Reported Child Abuse By District District Head Start Westside Union Whittier City Whittier Union William S. Hart Union Wilsona Wiseburn TOTAL , ,323 Figure 5 Number Of Reported Of Suspected Sexual Abuse By District District Head Start ABC Unified Acton-Agua Dulce Unified Alhambra Unified Antelope Valley Joint Union Arcadia Unified Azusa Unified Baldwin Park Unified Bassett Unified Bellflower Unified Beverly Hills Unified Bonita Unified Burbank Unified Castaic Union Centinela Valley Union Charter Oak Unified Claremont Unified Compton Unified Covina-Valley Unified Culver City Unified Downey Unified Duarte Unified East Whittier City Page 67
10 Figure 5 Number Of Reported Of Suspected Sexual Abuse By District Head District Start Eastside Union El Monte City El Monte Union El Rancho Unified El Segundo Unified Garvey Glendale Unified Glendora Unified Gorman Hacienda La Puente Unified Hawthorne Hermosa Beach City Hughes-Elizabeth Lakes Union Inglewood Unified Keppel Union La Canada Unified Lancaster Las Virgenes Unified Lawndale Lennox Little Lake City Long Beach Unified Los Nietos Page 68
11 Figure 5 (continued) District Number Of Reported Of Suspected Sexual Abuse By District Head Start San Gabriel Unified San Marino Unified Santa Monica- Malibu Unified Saugus Union South Pasadena Unified South Whittier Sulphur Springs Union Temple City Unified Torrance Unified Valle Lindo Walnut Valley Unified West Covina Unified Westside Union Whittier City Whittier Union William S. Hart Union Wilsona Wiseburn Page 69
12 Figure 6 Number Of Reported Of Suspected Physical Abuse By District District Head Start ABC Unified Acton-Agua Dulce Unified Alhambra Unified Antelope Valley Joint Union Arcadia Unified Azusa Unified Baldwin Park Unified Bassett Unified Bellflower Unified Beverly Hills Unified Bonita Unified Burbank Unified Castaic Union Centinela Valley Union Charter Oak Unified Claremont Unified Compton Unified Covina-Valley Unified Culver City Unified Downey Unified Duarte Unified East Whittier City Eastside Union El Monte City El Monte Union El Rancho Unified El Segundo Unified Garvey Glendale Unified Glendora Unified Page 70
13 Figure 6 (continued) District Number Of Reported Of Suspected Physical Abuse By District Head Start Hacienda La Puente Unified Hawthorne Hermosa Beach City Hughes-Elizabeth Lakes Union Inglewood Unified Keppel Union La Canada Unified Lancaster Las Virgenes Unified Lawndale Lennox Little Lake City Long Beach Unified Los Nietos Lowell Joint Lynwood Unified Manhattan Beach Unified Monrovia Unified Montebello Unified Mountain View Newhall Norwalk-La Mirada Unified Palmdale Palos Verdes Peninsula Unified Paramount Unified Pasadena Unified Pomona Unified Redondo Beach Unified Rosemead Rowland Unified San Gabriel Unified San Marino Unified Page 71
14 Figure 6 (continued) Number Of Reported Of Suspected Physical Abuse By District Head Start District Santa Monica-Malibu Unified Saugus Union South Pasadena Unified South Whittier Sulphur Springs Union Temple City Unified Torrance Unified Valle Lindo Walnut Valley Unified West Covina Unified Westside Union Whittier City Whittier Union William S. Hart Union Wilsona Wiseburn Page 72
15 Figure 7 Number Of Reported Of Suspected General Neglect By District District Head Start ABC Unified Acton-Agua Dulce Unified Alhambra Unified Antelope Valley Joint Union Arcadia Unified Azusa Unified Baldwin Park Unified Bassett Unified Bellflower Unified Beverly Hills Unified Bonita Unified Burbank Unified Castaic Union Centinela Valley Union Charter Oak Unified Claremont Unified Compton Unified Covina-Valley Unified Culver City Unified Downey Unified Duarte Unified East Whittier City Eastside Union El Monte City El Monte Union El Rancho Unified El Segundo Unified Garvey Glendale Unified Glendora Unified Page 73
16 Figure 7 (continued) Number Of Reported Of Suspected General Neglect By District District Head Start Gorman Hacienda La Puente Unified Hawthorne Hermosa Beach City Hughes-Elizabeth Lakes Union Inglewood Unified Keppel Union La Canada Unified Lancaster Las Virgenes Unified Lawndale Lennox Little Lake City Long Beach Unified Los Nietos Lowell Joint Lynwood Unified Manhattan Beach Unified Monrovia Unified Montebello Unified Mountain View Newhall Norwalk-La Mirada Unified Palmdale Palos Verdes Peninsula Unified Paramount Unified Pasadena Unified Pomona Unified Redondo Beach Unified Rosemead Page 74
17 Figure 7 (continued) Number Of Reported Of Suspected General Neglect By District District Head Start Rowland Unified San Gabriel Unified San Marino Unified Santa Monica-Malibu Unified Saugus Union South Pasadena Unified South Whittier Sulphur Springs Union Temple City Unified Torrance Unified Valle Lindo Walnut Valley Unified West Covina Unified Westside Union Whittier City Whittier Union William S. Hart Union Wilsona Wiseburn Page 75
18 Figure 8 Number Of Reported Of Suspected Emotional Abuse By District District Head Start ABC Unified Acton-Agua Dulce Unified Alhambra Unified Antelope Valley Joint Union Arcadia Unified Azusa Unified Baldwin Park Unified Bassett Unified Bellflower Unified Beverly Hills Unified Bonita Unified Burbank Unified Castaic Union Centinela Valley Union Charter Oak Unified Claremont Unified Compton Unified Covina-Valley Unified Culver City Unified Downey Unified Duarte Unified East Whittier City Eastside Union El Monte City El Monte Union El Rancho Unified El Segundo Unified Garvey Glendale Unified Glendora Unified Page 76
19 Figure 8 (continued) Number Of Reported Of Suspected Emotional Abuse By District District Head Start Gorman Hacienda La Puente Unified Hawthorne Hermosa Beach City Hughes-Elizabeth Lakes Union Inglewood Unified Keppel Union La Canada Unified Lancaster Las Virgenes Unified Lawndale Lennox Little Lake City Long Beach Unified Los Nietos Lowell Joint Lynwood Unified Manhattan Beach Unified Monrovia Unified Montebello Unified Mountain View Newhall Norwalk-La Mirada Unified Palmdale Palos Verdes Peninsula Unified Paramount Unified Pasadena Unified Pomona Unified Redondo Beach Unified Rosemead Page 77
20 Figure 8 (continued) Number Of Reported Of Suspected Emotional Abuse By District District Head Start Rowland Unified San Gabriel Unified San Marino Unified Santa Monica-Malibu Unified Saugus Union South Pasadena Unified South Whittier Sulphur Springs Union Temple City Unified Torrance Unified Valle Lindo Walnut Valley Unified West Covina Unified Westside Union Whittier City Whittier Union William S. Hart Union Wilsona Wiseburn Page 78
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