Summary:
The Philadelphia Hebrew Public Charter School is the sole school in the Philadelphia Hebrew Public Charter School district, which is ranked 554 out of 606 districts in Pennsylvania and has a 0-star rating. This elementary school serves grades K-4 and has a student enrollment of 418, with a high percentage of African American students (72.97%) and a relatively low percentage of white students (7.42%). The school's academic performance, as measured by PSSA test scores, is significantly below the state averages across all grade levels and subjects, and it has an extremely high rate of free/reduced lunch recipients at 99.76%.
Despite the school's low academic performance, it has a relatively low student-teacher ratio of 12.2, which is lower than the state average. However, the school's per-student spending of $18,109 is higher than the state average, raising questions about the efficiency and effectiveness of the school's resource allocation and spending priorities. The Philadelphia Hebrew Public Charter School's statewide ranking is 1,341 out of 1,534 Pennsylvania elementary schools, with a 1-star rating, indicating that it is one of the lowest-performing schools in the state.
Overall, the data suggests that the Philadelphia Hebrew Public Charter School is facing significant challenges in providing a high-quality education to its students, who come from economically disadvantaged backgrounds. The school's low academic performance, high-needs student population, and struggling district context suggest that further investigation and targeted interventions may be necessary to improve educational outcomes for the students at this school.
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