Uncommon Williamsburg Charter School NYC

Williamsburg Collegiate Charter School, a middle school serving grades 6-8 and part of the Uncommon Schools network, emphasizes a rigorous, college-preparatory education. Students demonstrate strong academic performance, with math proficiency at the citywide 75th percentile and ELA proficiency well above the median. The school also achieves an excellent 100% pass rate on the Algebra I Regents exam. Its academic approach includes a significant focus on literacy, with extensive daily reading instruction and required written work across all classes. Parents consistently report overwhelmingly positive experiences with the school's support and communication. However, student survey data reveals concerns regarding school climate, with a notable portion of students reporting issues with bullying, physical fights, and fairness in conflict resolution. The school's suspension rate is also a concern, and the percentage of students engaged in accelerated coursework is low compared to citywide figures. While some parents praise the curriculum and dedicated teachers, others have expressed reservations about student happiness. The school maintains a disciplined environment, with students adhering to uniforms and a Code of Conduct.