Summary:
Elevate Collegiate Charter School is the sole elementary public charter school in this analysis, serving students in grades PK-4 in Houston, Texas. With a total enrollment of 117 students, the school has a high percentage of minority students, with 78.63% African American and 17.95% Hispanic. Academically, Elevate Collegiate is struggling, with significantly lower STAAR test scores compared to the state average, particularly in 3rd grade reading where only 10% of students scored proficient or better, versus the state average of 48.85%.
The school's high rate of free and reduced-price lunch recipients, at 88.89%, indicates a high level of economic disadvantage among the student population. This, combined with the school's low student-teacher ratio of 17.4, suggests that Elevate Collegiate faces significant challenges in supporting its students' academic and social-emotional needs. The school's overall performance is reflected in its low ranking of 4568 out of 4675 Texas elementary schools by SchoolDigger, and its 0 out of 5 star rating.
While there are no other schools in this data set to directly compare Elevate Collegiate to, the available information suggests that the school is struggling to meet the needs of its students and may require targeted interventions and support to improve academic outcomes. Addressing the socioeconomic challenges faced by the student population, as well as implementing more effective instructional strategies, could be key to helping Elevate Collegiate Charter School better serve its community.
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