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The Bronx High School of Science vs Charter High School for Law and Social Justice

Public · Bedford Park

Charter · University Heights (South)-Morris Heights

The Bronx High School of Science and Charter High School for Law and Social Justice are a public school and a charter school in Bedford Park and University Heights (South)-Morris Heights. The Bronx High School of Science leads on high school rating and student diversity; Charter High School for Law and Social Justice leads on parent satisfaction. Overall: 99/100 (The Bronx High School of Science) vs 49/100 (Charter High School for Law and Social Justice).

How they compare

The Bronx High School of Science compared with Charter High School for Law and Social Justice, metric by metric
MetricThe Bronx High School of ScienceCharter High School for Law and Social Justice
Overall rating
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59/100
High school rating
99/100 (leads)
49/100
ELA proficiency
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42%
Math proficiency
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76%
Attendance
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82%
Student diversity
62% (leads)
30%
Average class size
23
23
Parent satisfaction
95/100
96/100 (leads)
Program breadth
80/100
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Frequently Asked Questions

Is The Bronx High School of Science or Charter High School for Law and Social Justice a better fit?
The Bronx High School of Science and Charter High School for Law and Social Justice are a public school and a charter school in Bedford Park and University Heights (South)-Morris Heights. The Bronx High School of Science leads on high school rating and student diversity, while Charter High School for Law and Social Justice 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 The Bronx High School of Science and Charter High School for Law and Social Justice serve?
The Bronx High School of Science serves grades 09,10,11,12; Charter High School for Law and Social Justice serves grades 06,07,09,10,11,12.

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