Summary:
Lowell Community Charter Public (District) is a one-school district in Massachusetts. Its only campus, Lowell Community Charter Public School, is listed as an elementary school but actually serves grades PK–8, enrolls 816 students, and is located at 206 Jackson Street in Lowell. Because the district contains just this one school, district-level and school-level test results are identical — there is no second school to compare against. The school reports a 12:1 student-teacher ratio and per-student spending of $16,927 for 2020–2021; free/reduced-lunch data was not reported in this extract.
Academically, the picture is mixed. English language arts is the relative strength: 41.74% of all tested students were proficient versus 40.03% statewide, and Grade 6 ELA stands out at 53.01% against 40.26% for the state. Grade 5 and Grade 8 ELA also exceed state averages, and Grade 5 math (46.91% vs. 39.50%) and Grade 6 math (48.19% vs. 42.59%) are above state too. The weakest results are Grade 3 math, 26.97% versus 42.19% statewide, Grade 7 math at 24.29% versus 37.48%, and science, where Grade 5 (32.10% vs. 43.07%) and Grade 8 (27.63% vs. 38.93%) trail the state by about 11 points each. Grade 3 ELA and Grade 8 civics also fall below state.
On trends, the school improved its statewide rank to 467 of 899 — the 48th percentile — up from 547 of 906, the 40th percentile, the year before. It remains a 2-star school, just below the median. Math proficiency rose year over year across all grades, from 33.81% to 37.53%, while ELA, science, and civics slipped. Science is the most consistent concern, declining from 34.81% to 29.94% while the state dipped only slightly.
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