Summary:
Bridge Boston Charter School (District) is a one-school district in Roxbury, Massachusetts, consisting of Bridge Boston Charter School, a PK–8 elementary school at 435 Warren St., Roxbury, MA 02119, with 329 students. Because the district has only that one school, district and school test scores are identical, and there are no other local schools to compare against—all comparisons are to the state.
In 2025–2026, math is the standout subject overall: 43.15% proficient vs. 41.11% statewide, with especially strong results in 8th grade math (69.23% vs. 41.67%) and 5th grade math (50.00% vs. 39.50%). The school has also improved its statewide rank, moving from 697 of 916 schools in 2023–2024 (24th percentile, 1 star) to 550 of 899 in 2025–2026 (39th percentile, 2 stars). However, science is far below state: overall 14.52% vs. 40.98%, with 5th grade at 16.67% vs. 43.07% and 8th grade at 11.54% vs. 38.93%. 8th grade civics is also very low at 7.69% vs. 39.77% state, down from 25.00% in 2024–2025. Overall ELA is below state at 34.01% vs. 40.03%; 4th grade is a weak spot in both ELA (24.39% vs. 37.43%) and math (31.71% vs. 43.20%).
For context, the student-teacher ratio is 10.7, and per-student spending was $28,647 in 2020–2021. The free/reduced-lunch rate is blank, so it should not be treated as 0%, and the school’s socioeconomic context cannot be judged from this data. The main takeaway is uneven performance: math has notable bright spots, especially in 8th and 5th grades, while science, civics, and overall ELA need substantial improvement. The rank trend is positive but still below the state median, so families should look closely at grade-level results rather than only the overall picture.
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