Stockton Collegiate International Elementary

Stockton Collegiate International Elementary is a K-5 school serving 360 students in the Stockton Collegiate International Elementary District, operating in an area where all nearby elementary schools face significant academic challenges.

While the school's academic performance is below the state average, it is important to understand its position relative to the local community. In English and Math, its proficiency rates are actually higher than most of the ten schools in its immediate vicinity, trailing only Pittman Charter and KIPP University Park. The school also serves a less economically disadvantaged population than its neighbors and has a lower chronic absenteeism rate than most, showing improvement in that area over recent years. However, a concerning trend is the school's sharp decline in statewide ranking over the past six years, from the 61st percentile to the 18th percentile.

Notably, the school shows strengths with English Language Learner students and demonstrates that students make academic progress during their time there, with 5th graders performing significantly better than 3rd graders. Compared to nearby charter schools like KIPP University Park or Voices College Bound Language Academy at Stockton, which spend much more per student, Stockton Collegiate achieves similar outcomes with fewer financial resources, though it does have a higher student-teacher ratio. In a neighborhood with limited high-performing options, this school represents one of the relatively better choices available to families.