Stevenson Campus (ALC)

Academic performance data was not reported for this school, making it difficult to directly assess student achievement compared to district averages of 46% in ELA and 48% in Math. As an alternative learning center serving grades 6-12, this campus likely enrolls students who are credit-deficient or seeking a non-traditional path to graduation, which means test score comparisons to standard district schools may not tell the full story.

Teacher-reported safety stands at 89%, nearly matching the district average, while instruction quality scores 88% — suggesting teachers feel supported in their classrooms despite the alternative setting. Parent satisfaction at 93% indicates families find value in what this campus provides. The suspension rate mirrors the district average at 0.63%, pointing to a discipline approach that keeps students in class.

This alternative campus serves a wide age range from middle school through high school, meaning student body composition varies significantly depending on which grades are currently enrolled. The Soundview-Clason Point neighborhood shows only 14% households with children, suggesting this area is more weighted toward seniors and young professionals than families with school-age kids — a pattern reflected in the student population.

Soundview-Clason Point offers reasonable stability with a high score of 74, but parents should know safety metrics show concerns: crime density and housing violations both register above city averages, and the neighborhood scores just 42 out of 100 on safety. Education orientation is notably low at 20, meaning families seeking a highly education-focused community may want to look elsewhere. Transit access at 46 is below average, so families relying on public transportation should factor this in.

Families typically commute to this campus by bus or car, as the neighborhood's transit score suggests limited subway access — parents should plan for transportation logistics, especially for younger students.