Summary:
Boston Renaissance Charter Public (District) is a single-school district, containing just one elementary school: Boston Renaissance Charter Public School, a PK–6 charter school located at 1415 Hyde Park Ave in Boston's Hyde Park neighborhood. It is a large school, with 938 students, a student–teacher ratio of 11.1, and per-student spending of $22,057 (2020–21) — resource indicators that look comparatively favorable. Because the district and the school are the same entity, every district figure is identical to the school figure, so there is no other local school to compare against.
Academically, students score below the Massachusetts average in every subject. In 2025–26, 19.91% met proficiency in ELA (state 40.03%), 22.01% in math (state 41.11%), and 24.30% in science (state 40.98%) — roughly one in five students, against about two in five statewide. Grade-level results stay flat and low across grades 3 through 5, with gaps to the state running from about 16 to 29 points. One result stands out sharply: 6th grade math reached 40.30%, only 2.29 points behind the state and roughly 18 points above the school's own math average. The deepest weakness is 4th grade math at 14.41%, which is 28.79 points below the state.
Trends move in opposite directions. Math improved by 2.67 points year over year and narrowed its gap to the state, while ELA dropped 4.15 points and science dropped 5.60 points, widening both gaps. The school ranks 764th of 899 Massachusetts schools (15th percentile, 1 star) and has held roughly that position for three years. Notably, no free/reduced-lunch figure is reported, so the data shows how far the school sits from state averages but offers no basis for explaining why.
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