Summary:
Chester Community Charter School is the sole elementary school located in the Chester Community Charter School district, serving over 4,200 students in grades K-8. The school is situated in Chester, Pennsylvania, an area facing significant socioeconomic challenges. Based on the available data, Chester Community Charter School appears to be one of the lowest-performing elementary schools in the state, consistently ranking in the bottom 1-2% of Pennsylvania schools.
The school's academic performance is alarmingly low, with only 3.6% of students proficient or better in math, 16.6% in science, and 11.7% in English Language Arts, compared to state averages of 40.4%, 65.8%, and 53%, respectively. Despite spending over $20,000 per student, the school's high student-teacher ratio of 18.2 may be a contributing factor to its poor academic outcomes. Without data on the school's free/reduced lunch rate, it's difficult to determine the socioeconomic status of the student population, but the low performance and the school's location in a high-poverty area suggest that the students face significant challenges that impact their educational success.
Overall, Chester Community Charter School district appears to be struggling to provide a high-quality education to its students. Significant improvements are needed in academic achievement, resource allocation, and student support to ensure that all students have access to the education they deserve.
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