Summary:
The Betty Shabazz International Charter School district has two K–8 campuses. Both report Community Eligibility (“all students receive free meals”) for 2024–2025. Their 2025–2026 all-grades IAR results show the clearest difference in English language arts: the campuses are 25 percentage points apart.
Betty Shabazz International Charter School stands out with 56% proficient in ELA and 30% in math, compared with 31% and 23% at Barbara A. Sizemore Campus. Their math results are closer, with a 7-point gap. Betty Shabazz’s ELA result is near the state’s 56.3%; Barbara A. Sizemore is well below it. Grade-level results also vary: Betty Shabazz reached 82% in eighth-grade ELA, while Barbara A. Sizemore had 46% in that grade. Betty Shabazz is the only campus with a reported fifth-grade science score: 45%, compared with 48% statewide.
Math improved at both campuses from 2024–2025 to 2025–2026: by 5 points at Betty Shabazz and 6 points at Barbara A. Sizemore. ELA moved in opposite directions: up 7 points at Betty Shabazz and down 9 at Barbara A. Sizemore, while the state result rose 3 points. SchoolDigger’s rankings also differ: Betty Shabazz was at the 40th percentile in 2025–2026; Barbara A. Sizemore’s latest supplied ranking was the 20th percentile in 2024–2025, though its ranking improved from the 15th percentile in 2022–2023. Student–teacher ratios are similar—17.2 and 16.5, respectively. Chronic absenteeism is higher at Betty Shabazz: 36%, versus 24% at Barbara A. Sizemore and 24% statewide. These figures describe contrasts between campuses but do not explain their results.
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