International Leadership Charter High School

The school's 45.5% ELA proficiency matches the District 10 average, but math at 31% falls well below the district's 43.5%. Looking at grade-level data, 7th graders show stronger ELA (52.3%) while math performance is concerning across grades — 7th grade math dropped to just 27.9%. The overall quality score of 1.53 out of 4 places this school below the district average of 1.77.

With only 1 family survey response (0% response rate), there's very little data on family perception of the school climate. The 90.9% attendance rate sits just below the district average, but the 71.9% chronic absenteeism rate is striking — nearly three-quarters of students miss significant school time. Chronic absenteeism is slightly higher for female students (74.5%) than male (68.9%), and notably higher for Hispanic students (73.9%) compared to Black students (68.8%). Without survey feedback, it's difficult to assess whether families feel connected to the school community.

This is a predominantly Hispanic school (79% of students) in a neighborhood where the population is largely Hispanic and working-class. With an economic need index of 80.7% and only 16.8% homeownership in the surrounding Kingsbridge-Marble Hill area, many families here are renting and may be facing financial instability. The diversity index of 39% reflects a relatively homogeneous student body, though the small 387-student enrollment creates a tight-knit feel.

Kingsbridge-Marble Hill is a working-class Bronx neighborhood with strong transit access (78.93 percentile) and high residential stability (81.61), but it faces challenges: the safety score of 20.69 puts it in a lower percentile, and the median household income of $53,729 is well below city averages. The area has a 27.7% poverty rate and low homeownership (16.8%), meaning many families rent. However, the neighborhood's family density score (51.72) and education orientation (50.57) indicate a community where families with children do live and value education.

The neighborhood is generally walkable with good transit options, though families should consider the area's safety scores when planning commutes. The school serves a community where many families rely on public transportation.