Garfield High School

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Garfield High School is a large public high school in East Los Angeles best known for its predominantly Latino student body and its portrayal in the film "Stand and Deliver" about teacher Jaime Escalante’s acclaimed calculus program.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf educational institution
public high school
secondary school
country United States
featuredIn film "Stand and Deliver"
linked to: Stand and Deliver
fundedBy public funds
hasCampusType urban campus
hasDemographic majority Hispanic students
majority Mexican American students
hasLanguageOfInstruction English
hasLevel high school
hasNotableTeacher Jaime Escalante
hasProgram advanced placement calculus program
hasRegion Eastside of Los Angeles
hasStudentBody predominantly Latino
hasType comprehensive high school
isPartOf East Los Angeles community
knownFor Jaime Escalante’s calculus program
portrayal in the film "Stand and Deliver"
locatedIn California
East Los Angeles, California
linked to: East Los Angeles

Los Angeles County, California
linked to: Los Angeles County

United States
name James A. Garfield High School
namedAfter 20th President of the United States
James A. Garfield
offersProgram college preparatory curriculum
operatedBy Los Angeles Unified School District
sector public
servesGrades 9–12

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East Los Angeles hasEducationalInstitution Garfield High School
Chicano Blowouts organizedIn Garfield High School
Jefferson Pierce worksAt Garfield High School