John P Holland Charter School School District

The John P. Holland Charter School is the only school listed in the John P Holland Charter School School District, serving students in PK–8 with an enrollment of 787. There are no other schools in the list to compare, but its grade-level results show where students are doing better or worse relative to statewide results. The main concern is that ELA proficiency falls below the state in every tested grade, while science results are also substantially lower than state results.

Algebra I stands out as a major strength: the grade 8 result is 80% proficient, 6 percentage points above the state’s 75%, and the separately reported End of Course result is 80%, compared with 40% statewide. In regular-grade tests, fourth-grade math is a bright spot at 52% proficient, 6 points above the state; eighth-grade math is about even at 23% versus 23%. At the other end, fifth-grade ELA is 32%, 20 points below the state’s 52%, and fifth-grade science is 10%, 18 points below the state’s 27%. Seventh-grade math is also low at 22%, 16 points below the state. Across grades, the school’s average is 42% in ELA versus 51% statewide, 34% in math versus 40%, and 9% in science versus 23%.

Results shifted unevenly from 2024–2025 to 2025–2026: the school’s average ELA score fell from 52% to 42%, and its gap from the state widened from 1 point to 9 points below. Math improved from a 29% average to 34%, narrowing its state gap from 11 to 6 points; science rose from 8% to 9%, while its gap narrowed from 17 to 14 points. SchoolDigger’s reported percentile rank rose from 29 in 2023–2024 to 35 in 2025–2026, and its star rating increased from one to two stars. As context, in 2024–2025, 86% of students were free/reduced lunch eligible; the student-teacher ratio was 15.7.