Brooklyn Collegiate: A College Board School vs Imagine Me Leadership Charter School
Public · Ocean Hill
Brooklyn Collegiate: A College Board School
Grades 09,10,11,12,SE
Charter · East New York-New Lots
Imagine Me Leadership Charter School
Grades PK,0K,01,02,03,04,05,06,07,08
Brooklyn Collegiate: A College Board School and Imagine Me Leadership Charter School are a public school and a charter school in Ocean Hill and East New York-New Lots. Brooklyn Collegiate: A College Board School leads on student diversity and average class size; Imagine Me Leadership Charter School leads on parent satisfaction.
How they compare
| Metric | Brooklyn Collegiate: A College Board School | Imagine Me Leadership Charter School |
|---|---|---|
| Overall rating | — | 73/100 |
| High school rating | 61/100 | — |
| ELA proficiency | — | 76% |
| Math proficiency | — | 70% |
| Attendance | — | 85% |
| Student diversity | 39% (leads) | 36% |
| Average class size | 20 (leads) | 22 |
| Parent satisfaction | 94/100 | 95/100 (leads) |
| Program breadth | 56/100 | — |
Frequently Asked Questions
- Is Brooklyn Collegiate: A College Board School or Imagine Me Leadership Charter School a better fit?
- Brooklyn Collegiate: A College Board School and Imagine Me Leadership Charter School are a public school and a charter school in Ocean Hill and East New York-New Lots. Brooklyn Collegiate: A College Board School leads on student diversity and average class size, while Imagine Me Leadership Charter School leads on parent satisfaction. The right fit depends on your child — run a Smart Match to weigh these against your family's priorities.
- What grades do Brooklyn Collegiate: A College Board School and Imagine Me Leadership Charter School serve?
- Brooklyn Collegiate: A College Board School serves grades 09,10,11,12,SE; Imagine Me Leadership Charter School serves grades PK,0K,01,02,03,04,05,06,07,08.
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