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Loften High School
(352) 955-6839
3000 E University Ave
Gainesville, FL 32641
Level: PK, 9-12
District: Alachua

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In-depth school information including test scores, student stats, parent ratings and reviews for Loften High School, Gainesville, FL.

Cenus Info	Value	Year
Student Teacher Ratio:	7.89%	(2008)
White, non-Hispanic:	50.7%	(2008)
Black, non-Hispanic:	37.09%	(2008)
Hispanic:	7.98%	(2008)
Asian/Pacific Islander:	0.94%	(2008)
Multiracial:	3.29%	(2008)
Native American or Native Alaskan:	0%	(2008)
Percent Free and Reduced Price Lunch:	50.7%	(2008)

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Loften High School Ratings Summary

Average Quality Rating	3
Average Principals Rating	4
Average Teachers Rating	4
Average Activities Rating	3
Average Parents Rating	3
Average Safety Rating	4

Loften High School Reviews


Posted By: student Quality Score: 5 2008-11-17 “Great school. Really turning around!” Posted By: parent Quality Score: 1 2008-06-25 “The other review is the way Loften used to be under the previous principal who truly cared about every student. It is no longer that way. The new principal and the teachers he brought with him have a totally different agenda, but no one seems to know what it is as it keeps changing and there doesn't really seem to be anyone in charge. Discipline has gone way down as has the enrollment since students have a choice whether they want to attend or not.” Posted By: Quality Score: 4 2003-05-28 “Loften High school is a work at your own pace school. The students enrolled are there because they want to learn. The educators believe in these kids and therefore they believe in themselves. They work together to make this school a safe and educational environment. There are individualized programs for the students to complete. Technical training to prepare them for the working world. When I first looked into possible enrollment at Loften for my daughter I was concerned because it is an alternative school. Not knowing what that meant I thought that if the kids were trouble makers this may be where they are sent. This is not the case. Loften accepts only those who want to learn and have incentive. There are goals to be met at the end of each year or the student is not invited back. The teachers work hard to keep the students and their parents involved.”