Dolores Huerta Middle School at 420 South Mariposa Street in Burbank, CA 91506 serves students in grades 6–8. The campus enrolls about 910 students with a student–teacher ratio near 24:1 and an almost even gender mix made up of 52% female students and 48% male students. State assessment results show approximately 37% of students are proficient in math and about 47% are proficient in reading, based on the most recent statewide testing data. As a public intermediate school in the Burbank Unified School District, Dolores Huerta organizes core academic instruction with electives such as band, choir, and exploratory courses, and participates in support programs that contribute to a comprehensive middle grade experience. Rather than operating through a choice or magnet model, this campus serves its attendance area through established district boundaries, and its enrollment scale places it among the mid-range intermediate sites in the district’s public schools. Homes in central Burbank typically list in the upper-$900,000 to low-$1,000,000 bracket, reflecting current residential pricing around the school’s attendance area. Dolores Huerta Middle School plays an important role in regional education, operating within the broader public education landscape often referenced in discussions of the best middle school in California, while providing core instruction and a variety of elective courses that support students throughout the intermediate grade span.