Summary:
The Urban Collaborative has one middle school, Urban Collaborative Program, serving grades 7–8 and enrolling 145 students. In 2025–26, its all-grades proficiency rates were under 5% in ELA, 7.6% in math, and 5.5% in science, compared with state rates of 33.1%, 31.9%, and 31.1%, respectively. The most important finding for parents is that the school’s proficiency was substantially below the state rate in every reported subject.
Urban Collaborative Program is the only school listed, so it is neither a peer-group leader nor trailer; there are no other schools here to compare with it. SchoolDigger ranked it 67th of 68 schools, at the 1st percentile, and gave it 0 stars for 2025–26. At the grade level, eighth-grade math was 8.2% proficient versus 30.2% statewide, while eighth-grade ELA was 5.5% versus 33.1%. Math was the closest subject to its state benchmark, but its proficiency was still low.
The limited year-to-year results declined: ELA went from 6.5% in 2024–25 to under 5% in 2025–26, and science fell from 8.3% to 5.5%; no prior-year math result is supplied. SchoolDigger’s ranking also shifted from 62nd of 66 schools and the 6th percentile in 2024–25 to 67th of 68 and the 1st percentile in 2025–26; its rating was 0 stars in both years. For context, the school reported a 10.3 student–teacher ratio and a 100% free/reduced-lunch rate in 2024–25, along with spending of $20,361 per student. These figures describe the school, but the list offers no peer schools for comparison.
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