Summary:
Community Day Charter Public School (District) is a single-school district in Lawrence, Massachusetts, serving grades PK–8 at Community Day Charter Public School, an elementary-classified school with 1,200 students.
Because the district has only one school, the school and district figures are identical. Overall, the school performs above the state average in all three core subjects in 2025–2026: ELA at 42.48% versus the state's 40.03%, mathematics at 49.04% versus 41.11%, and science at 44.93% versus 40.98%. Mathematics is the standout subject, running roughly 8 points above the state. Performance is strongest in the upper grades. Grade 8 is exceptionally strong across every subject, including mathematics at 63.89% (22.22 points above the state), ELA at 56.07% (+14.37 points), science at 50.93% (+12.00 points), and civics at 55.56% (+15.79 points). Grade 6 is also solid, with math and ELA both above state. By contrast, the lower elementary grades are weaker: Grade 4 ELA is the lowest score in the data at 31.40% (6.03 points below state), Grade 3 ELA is 3.11 points below state, and Grade 5 science is 4.69 points below state even as Grade 5 mathematics runs 12.02 points above it.
Looking at trends, core-subject results moved only modestly from 2024–2025 to 2025–2026, with science up 2.32 points and math up 0.78 points, while ELA dipped slightly. Grade 8 civics jumped 15.74 points. The school's rank history is stable, holding 3 stars and a percentile in the low 50s for three straight years. Its student-teacher ratio is 8.8, and per-student spending was $18,892 in 2020–2021; free/reduced lunch data is not reported. Parents should note the school is classified as elementary even though it serves grades through 8, so middle-grade results are included in that elementary comparison.
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