The Equity Project Charter School

Academic Summary
Public Charter
School Type
713
Students
KG-8
Grades Offered
13 to 1
Students to Teacher Ratio
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School Overview

The Equity Project Charter School is a public Charter school located in New York, New York. It is a school in The Equity Project Charter School district.

It has 713 students through grade KG to 8. The students to teacher ratio is 13 to 1 where a total of 57 teachers are teaching for the school.

Student Population

A total of 713 students are attending The Equity Project Charter School. By gender, there are 357 and 356 female students at the school.

Teachers & Staffs

Total 57 full-time (or equivalent) teachers work for The Equity Project Charter School and the students to teacher ratio is 13 to 1. 78.9% of teachers are certified. All teachers have 3 or more years teaching experiences.

HeadcountNote
Total FTE of Teachers57Students per teacher: 13 to 1
Teachers who are certified4578.9%
Teachers who are not certified1221.1%
Teachers in their first year of teaching--
Teachers in their second year of teaching--
School counselors1Students per counselor: 713 to 1
Law Enforcement Officer--
Security guards3-
Nurses2-
Psychologists--
Social workers7-

Bullying

Total 4 harassment and bullying has been reported at The Equity Project Charter School. By gender, 2 male students and 2 students were reported. There are 0 gender-related, 4 race, color, or nation origin, and 0 disabilities basis bullying reported.

TotalOn the basis of
Gender-relatedRace, color or national originDisability
HispanicReported1010
Disciplined5050
American Indian/Alaska NativeReported0000
Disciplined0000
AsianReported0000
Disciplined0000
Native Hawaiian/Pacific IslanderReported0000
Disciplined0000
BlackReported3030
Disciplined0000
WhiteReported0000
Disciplined0000
Two or More RacesReported0000
Disciplined0000
TotalReported2040
Disciplined5050

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