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Are you looking for Math Tutoring in Los Angeles or Math Tutoring in Agoura Hills? If so, you've come to the right place. Tier One Tutors is a Agoura Hills math tutoring company specializing in all subjects, K-12, as well as AP and SAT Prep. Please Note: Free hour of tutoring does not include SAT Prep. For information on SAT Tutoring in Agoura Hills, please contact us. Agoura Hills Overview Agoura Hills is an affluent city deep in Los Angeles County. Agoura Hills is divided, if unofficially, into various districts. Forest Cove, East Agoura, Downtown, Malibu Junction, and Old Agoura are just some of the most popular districts of the city. For quite a long time, the chaparral-and-woodlands haven has been deemed as the only gateway to the Santa Monica Mountains National Recreation Area. Its name is derived from a misspelling of the last name of Pierre Agoure, a French immigrant who settled in the area in 1871 to live the life of a Mexican rancher. Location The city sits between the Santa Monica Mountains and Simi Hills in the East Conejo Valley. Agoura Hills lies between Ventura County towards the North and borders Los Angeles county to South, East, and West. Both the unchartered Agoura and Agoura Hills are located adjacent to the famous Westlake Village, Calabasas, Oak Park and tourist magnet Malibu. History The first settlers of the Hills were the Chumash Indians. When Spanish missionaries first came to the settlement, they made use of the El Camino Royal or the King’s Highway as their avenue from Baja, California to Mexico. One of the many stops along the Highway is the present Agoura Hills. Up to the 1900s, it was a resting stop for travelers along the Camino Real. In the 1920s, Paramount Pictures owned a ranch in the area that was used for filming many Westerns, and the community boomed as a result, temporarily becoming known as "Picture City". It grew rapidly in the 1960s after the Ventura Freeway was built to run straight across the city. Demographics With a land area of 7.86 square miles, Agoura Hills is home to a population of just about 20,330. Most of the population is made up of non-Hispanic whites at 78.6%, Hispanic at 9.5 %, and the rest of the population is made up of Blacks, Asians, Native Americans, and Pacific Islanders. The median age for the residents is 38.5 years, and 24.1% of the population is composed of people under 18. Young adults and middle-aged residents comprise more than half, and the elderly population is roughly 11%. Facts and Attractions The term ‘Gateway to the Santa Monica Mountains’ is the standard bearer of Agoura Hills, and the chaparral-meets-woodlands locality is the key to its diverse ornamental plant species. Since the city is close to a national park, it is also a breeding ground for mountain lions, fence lizards, snakes, and steelheads. The Reyes Adobe Historical Site Museum preserves the Reyes Adobe Home of the previous Rancho Las Virgenes property, which was built in 1850 as the first home in what would become the city of Agoura Hills. |
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