Community Partnership Charter School
Brooklyn, NY
English language arts
228 tested · 82% of students73% scored proficient. In 2023–24, 71% did.
- Level 439%
- Level 335%
- Level 221%
- Level 16%
Math
228 tested · 82% of studentsNot reported.
Science
78 tested · 80% of students58% scored proficient.
- Level 412%
- Level 346%
- Level 233%
- Level 19%
Proficient means Level 3 or 4, out of the students tested.
| Measure | 2022–23 | 2023–24 |
|---|---|---|
| Enrolled | 371 | 413 |
| Weapons possession | 1 | 0 |
None reported: Homicide, sexual offense, assault, harassment, bullying, discrimination, cyberbullying, bomb threat, false alarm, drugs, alcohol, other threats.
2.2% of students were suspended out of school at least once in 2023–24.
| Measure | 2021–22 | 2023–24 |
|---|---|---|
| Enrolled in the fall | 375 | 409 |
| Suspended out of school | 2.7% · 10 | 2.2% · 9 |
| Suspended in school | 0.0% · 0 | 0.0% · 0 |
| Expelled | 0.0% · 0 | 0.0% · 0 |
2025-2026 school year
The transportation services this school receives. The city's Office of Pupil Transportation decides who qualifies and sets the specific stops, routes, and schedules, which aren't shown here.
- Yellow bus to designated stopsStop-to-school service for general-education students.
- Door-to-door serviceCurb-to-curb pickup, usually for students with an IEP, a 504 plan, or a medical need.
- Student MetroCards or OMNY cardsPublic-transit fare for students who qualify.
- Mid-day serviceTransportation during the school day.
- After-school transportationService for late-day and after-school programs.
Location
City, Large
Enrollment
413 students
Student-Teacher Ratio
10:1
Updated 7mo ago
Community Partnership Charter School describes a rigorous, supportive learning environment that helps students creatively solve complex problems, develop special talents, and grow into well-rounded learners who value perseverance, collaboration, and teamwork. Instruction is built around an inquiry-based workshop model across major subjects (mini-lesson/direct instruction, guided practice, independent application, assessment, and sharing), and is grounded in the school’s R.E.A.C.H. core values (Respect, Excellence, Attentiveness, Critical Thinking, Heart).
Updated 7mo ago
Community Partnership Charter School (CPCS) accepts applications for grades PreK–12 through its online enrollment system (via the “Apply Now” link on cpcsschool.org). Applications are accepted year-round, but to be included in the Fall 2026 admissions lottery you must submit your application by April 1, 2026. The Fall 2026 lottery is scheduled for April 2, 2026 at 10:00 AM and is offered both virtually (Zoom) and in-person. CPCS states it accepts all students regardless of prior academic achievement, and families must submit a separate application for each sibling (you may also apply to multiple Beginning with Children schools). If seats are not available, applicants are placed on a waitlist; CPCS notes that applications and waitlists do not roll over year to year (families should re-apply annually) and that waitlist priority includes siblings, in-district residents, English Language Learners (ELL), and children of CPCS staff members.
Updated 7mo ago
Updated 4mo ago
STEM; Coding; Pretty Brown Girls; Private tutoring; Prep; Mindfulness; Double Dutch; Chess; Skateboarding films; HAIR; Drone Club; Small Business Fridays; Makers Club; Student Government; Pokemon Club; Gaming Club; Ballroom Dance; Ballet; Step; Drumline; Majorettes; DJ Class; Visual Arts; Typing; Pottery; Fashion Design; Culinary Arts Club; Band; Theatre; Games Club; Glam Club; Martial Arts; Community Service Club; Arts and Crafts Club; Homework Club;
Updated 7mo ago
8:00 am – 4:00 pm
Updated 7mo ago
Students have the option of participating in after-school. The after-school has clubs, sports teams, and enrichment opportunities.
NCES ID 360004604487
- District
- Community Partnership Charter School
- Status
- Open
- School category
- Regular School
- Charter
- Yes
- Virtual instruction
- No virtual instruction
- Enrollment
- 413 students
- Teachers (FTE)
- 42.6
Sources
- NCES Common Core of Data · National Center for Education Statistics · 2023–24
- New York State Assessments (School Report Card) · New York State Education Department · 2024–25
- Civil Rights Data Collection · U.S. Department of Education, Office for Civil Rights · 2021–22, 2023–24
- New York School Safety and Educational Climate (SSEC) · New York State Education Department · 2022–23, 2023–24