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The East Village Community School vs Manhattan Charter School II

Public · East Village

The East Village Community School

Grades PK,0K,01,02,03,04,05,SE

Charter · Chinatown-Two Bridges

Manhattan Charter School II

Grades 03,04,05,06,07

The East Village Community School and Manhattan Charter School II are a public school and a charter school in East Village and Chinatown-Two Bridges. The East Village Community School rates higher on every metric we compare, including overall rating and ela proficiency. Overall: 80/100 (The East Village Community School) vs 28/100 (Manhattan Charter School II).

How they compare

The East Village Community School compared with Manhattan Charter School II, metric by metric
MetricThe East Village Community SchoolManhattan Charter School II
Overall rating
80/100 (leads)
28/100
ELA proficiency
80% (leads)
41%
Math proficiency
80% (leads)
14%
Attendance
93% (leads)
85%
Student diversity
75% (leads)
53%
Average class size
21
21
Parent satisfaction
94/100 (leads)
60/100
Frequently Asked Questions
Is The East Village Community School or Manhattan Charter School II a better fit?
The East Village Community School and Manhattan Charter School II are a public school and a charter school in East Village and Chinatown-Two Bridges. The East Village Community School leads on overall rating, ela proficiency, and math proficiency. The right fit depends on your child — run a Smart Match to weigh these against your family's priorities.
How do The East Village Community School and Manhattan Charter School II compare on test scores?
The East Village Community School: 80% ELA proficiency and 80% math proficiency. Manhattan Charter School II: 41% ELA and 14% math.
What grades do The East Village Community School and Manhattan Charter School II serve?
The East Village Community School serves grades PK,0K,01,02,03,04,05,SE; Manhattan Charter School II serves grades 03,04,05,06,07.

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