Charter | K-8 | 393 students |
Rochester's Urban Choice Charter School is a charter school that serves grades K-8. Based on its state test results, it has received a GreatSchools Rating of 4 out of 10.
This school has an average Community Rating of 4 out of 5 stars, based on reviews from 12 school community members.
School highlights:
| COMPARE | SCHOOL | GREATSCHOOLS RATING | COMMUNITY RATING |
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St. John the Evangelist School 0 miles | |||
0.1 miles | |||
0.6 miles | |||
0.8 miles |
The lack of communication and respect for staff and teachers is lacking. The positive effort and dedication we put forth is met with no appreciation and we are chided with negative feedback and criticism rather than given support, encouragement and respect.
my child has been at this school since they opened the elementary shool is EXCELLENT but the middle school is not lack of communication with the teachers no matter how many meetings you have with them and say the same things teachers have to give respect to the kids to get it i just dont see that at the middle school my child will not be there next year
My kindergartner has been at this school since the fall and is making huge strides in self-control, academics, and enjoyment of group activities. The teacher is accessible and loving with the children, the staff is great and they all know our names. The teaching methods are standard but they put a large emphasis on relationships, which really helps the kids center. There are aspects of the overall curriculum that are innovative, like daily music classes and weekly dance. The classrooms are calm and the kids understand that they are there to work. My main gripe is with the transportation system, which relies on the city school district and leaves my 6 year old sitting on a bus for 1-2 hours at times. My other gripe is that they don't get enough exercise when the weather is really cold. They really encourage parent involvement, though not all parents are able to be very involved. I am very happy with this school.
Now a K-8 school it is an amazing school that truly has the best interest of the children in mind for all their decisions.
Urban Choice Charter School has the best teachers and staff, with an overall enthusiastic approach to learning. My children just love it there....and so do I!!!
My son and I love this school, the teachers are caring and the administrators really care about the children. The diverse curriculum is great and when my son comes home everyday, I ask him how his day was and he says; 'Awesome'. Can't complain about that!
This is an amazing school. The administration and teachers are the best. They all care about each and every student and the acedemics are great.
I love this school! There is an amazing sense of family and community the minute you walk in the door. The teachers are WONDERFUL! The vibe is strong and the teacher student ratio is extremely small. Would not be anywhere else.
I used to love this school but between the principal, the lack of parental respect and the lack of real school environment has change my mind and opinion about this school. Some of the teachers are out of touch with the children. There is a lack of togetherness.
Economics, comparative religion, engineering, music, second language, LOTS of physical education, differentiated curriculum. And this is elementary school! What more could you ask for? This is a great school.
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