The top reported proficiency rate is 64% in English language arts. The lowest is 25% in Science.
Original Research by School Decision on Albuquerque Collegiate Charter School
Albuquerque Collegiate Charter School operates as a single-school charter district in Albuquerque, New Mexico. The available enrollment data shows the school serving kindergarten through fifth grade, though publicly reported information indicates the school has since expanded to include sixth grade and is now authorized to grow through eighth grade over time.
The school is small for its grade band. Its student body is predominantly Hispanic, with very small numbers of students from other racial and ethnic backgrounds. Free and reduced-price lunch information was not reported, so the economic profile of the student body is not available from this source. Special education and English learner rates were also not reported.
State assessment results are available for the most recent school year, covering the tested elementary grades. The results present a clear split between subjects. English language arts is the school's strongest area, with a majority of tested students reaching proficiency. Math proficiency sits lower, with roughly a third of students meeting that bar. Science proficiency is lower still, though the number of students tested in science was quite small, so those results carry less weight. No average scale score data was available, and participation rates were not reported. Multi-year trend data was not provided, so there is no way to compare these results against prior years from the information on hand.
Several other data categories are absent. No data on staffing, course access, discipline, or attendance was provided. The school has no graduation rate, which is expected because it serves elementary grades. No civil rights data, housing information, or neighbor comparison data was available for this entity. No locale brief or community context was included, so there is no detailed information about the surrounding neighborhood, housing market, or local economic conditions.
What is publicly reported does fill in some of the school's recent direction. The school's charter contract was renewed for a multi-year term, securing continued operation and state authorization for several years ahead. The grade-span expansion means families who enroll their children can expect the option of keeping them at the school through middle school as upper grades are added in coming years. The school also relocated within Albuquerque, moving from its prior location on Bridge Boulevard Southwest to Mountain Road Northwest. This changes commute and logistics for current and prospective families, particularly those familiar with the old site.
For a parent weighing options, the English language arts results stand out as a genuine strength. Math and science results are softer, and a parent may want to look into how the school approaches those subjects, particularly as it expands into middle school grades where academic demands increase. The recent charter renewal offers stability, and the planned grade expansion gives families a longer runway if they want their child to stay in one setting through the upper grades. The missing economic, staffing, and support-program data means a family would need to contact the school directly for a fuller picture of the resources and services available to students.
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