Summary:
Voice Charter School of New York is the sole public charter school serving grades K-8 in the area, with a student population of 876. As a public charter school, it offers a unique educational option compared to traditional public schools in the region.
The school's academic performance shows some strengths, particularly in the upper grades. In 6th-8th grade ELA and math, the school's proficiency rates exceed the state averages. However, the school underperforms the state in 3rd-5th grade ELA and math. The school's 8th grade science proficiency and Algebra I Regents exam proficiency also surpass state averages. With a student-teacher ratio of 13.5 to 1 and spending of $20,398 per student, the school appears to have the resources to support its high-need student population, of which 90.53% qualify for free or reduced-price lunch.
Overall, Voice Charter School of New York stands out as a unique and relatively high-performing public charter school, particularly in the upper grades, despite serving a high-need student population. Further analysis of the school's practices and strategies could provide valuable insights into how it is able to achieve these results within the Voice Charter School of New York district.
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