Boston Renaissance Charter Public
1 elementary school in our rankings
Ranks #304 of 328 Massachusetts school districts.
MCAS is the share of students meeting or exceeding expectations in 2026, grades 3–6 combined. Spending is total per-pupil expenditure in FY2024.
Boston Renaissance Charter Public School is a public charter school located in Boston, Massachusetts. Charter schools operate with independent governance while receiving public funding, and this district serves students from the city's neighborhoods. The school is located in the Boston metropolitan area, which serves as the economic and cultural hub of New England. Boston Renaissance Charter Public School is a K-8 institution, and it does not operate a high school.
How it compares
- Best of its categories: Math MCAS, in the bottom 12% of districts. 22% of students in grades 3–6 met or exceeded expectations in 2026, vs 42% statewide in the same grades.
- Trend: ELA MCAS is down 8.5 points since 2023 (28.5523% to 20.007%); statewide it fell 2.9 points.
- Trend: Chronic absence has fallen from 42.8% in 2022 to 39.6% in 2025.
A district's overall rank is the average statewide percentile of its ranked schools, with a 10% discount for single-school districts. Category standings compare the average of each district's ranked schools and count only districts with data. How we rank
Schools in Boston Renaissance Charter Public
We rank high schools that report SAT results and elementary schools with grade 3 MCAS results, so some of the district's schools (middle schools, for example) aren't listed. Elementary ELA and Math are 2024–2026 averages of grade 3 results.
MCAS results
Share of students meeting or exceeding expectations, compared with the state. Statewide 10th-grade results dropped after 2024, when passing the MCAS stopped being a graduation requirement. There was no test in 2020.
Students & classrooms
51.7% female · 48.3% male
Spending & teachers
Spending is total per-pupil expenditure from all sources. Dollar figures aren't adjusted for inflation. "MA median" is the middle district in each year; small districts can spend far more per student, so the median is a fairer yardstick than the average. Salary is the average across 83 full-time-equivalent teachers.
Attendance
17.7 days absent per student (MA avg 11) · 8.9% missed 20% or more of school days