Monroe Campus (ALC)

Direct state test proficiency data for this campus isn't included in our records, so we can't compare its ELA or Math performance to the district averages of roughly 45% ELA and 43% Math proficiency. What we can see is that average class size lands at 21.9 students, essentially matching the District 12 average of 21.9 — so students get a typical amount of individual attention per period.

School-level survey results on trust, safety, instructional quality, and parent satisfaction aren't included for this campus, so we can't speak to how teachers feel about leadership or how families experience the school. Attendance and discipline figures specific to this site also aren't in our dataset, which is a gap worth flagging for any family trying to compare options.

Without campus-specific enrollment demographics, we can't break down who walks through the doors day-to-day, but the surrounding neighborhood skews heavily working-class with limited college attainment among adults. The relatively low share of households with children in the area — about 16% — suggests this campus likely draws from a wider geography than its immediate blocks.

Soundview-Bruckner-Bronx River is a densely residential stretch of the South Bronx where the median household income sits around $41,359 and about 31.6% of residents live below the poverty line. Only 15.3% of adults hold a bachelor's degree, homeownership is low at 13.4% (typical for this part of the Bronx), and just 16.2% of households include children — a reminder that this is largely an area of adult renters and multigenerational households rather than young families.

Most families will arrive via the 6 train, with Elder Av and Morrison Av-Soundview both about a 6-minute walk from the campus. The 2 and 5 at West Farms Sq-E Tremont Av is the other nearby option, roughly 11 minutes on foot.