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Cardinal McCloskey Community Charter School is an elementary school in the Bronx, New York, serving students from kindergarten to 4th grade. The school has a diverse student population, with a majority Hispanic (73.05%) and African American (19.14%) students, and a high percentage (87.87%) of students receiving free or reduced-price lunch.
While Cardinal McCloskey Community Charter School performs relatively well in supporting its English Language Learner (ELL) students, ranking 114 out of 1,001 New York elementary schools in this area, its overall academic performance is mixed. The school's 4th-grade English Language Arts proficiency rate (51.52%) is higher than the state average (48.79%), but its 3rd-grade English Language Arts (35.53%) and 3rd-grade and 4th-grade Math (29.87% and 35.82%, respectively) proficiency rates are lower than the state averages. Compared to nearby public schools, Cardinal McCloskey Community Charter School generally outperforms them in test scores, particularly in 4th-grade English Language Arts. However, the school's overall statewide ranking (1,706 out of 2,439 elementary schools) and 2-star rating from SchoolDigger suggest that it is still performing below average compared to other schools in New York.
The school's diverse racial composition, with a higher percentage of Hispanic and African American students than nearby public schools, could provide unique learning opportunities and cultural experiences for the students. However, this diversity may also present challenges in meeting the diverse needs of the student population. Additionally, Cardinal McCloskey Community Charter School has a relatively high spending per student, ranging from $12,963 to $20,897 over the past few years, which could indicate a focus on providing resources and support for the students, but it is unclear how effectively these funds are being utilized to improve academic outcomes.
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