Harriet Tubman Village Charter District

The Harriet Tubman Village Charter District consists of a single K-8 charter school, Harriet Tubman Village Charter, serving 446 students in San Diego.

This school serves a student population with very high economic need and faces significant academic challenges, with proficiency rates in English, math, and science all substantially below California state averages. Its statewide ranking has declined sharply in the past year, placing it in the bottom 13% of all schools, and it carries a one-star rating. Notably, chronic absenteeism is higher than the state average, which can impact learning, and despite per-student spending above the national average, academic outcomes remain a key area for improvement.

Within the school, performance varies by grade; for instance, 7th-grade English scores are closest to the state average, while 8th-grade math and science proficiency show particularly large gaps. For parents, this indicates a school in urgent need of targeted support and intervention. Understanding these performance trends and the school's ongoing efforts to address them will be crucial for families considering this educational option.