City Arts and Technology High

Overview

Admission Probability
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Student:Teacher
18:1
Diversity Rank
69
API Rank
2

Charter School

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Specialty: Coed; Charter

301 De Montfort Avenue
San Francisco, CA 94112
p: 415.841.2200
Email: ayesha@es-cat.org
Website: Visit School Website

Based on a nationally recognized and award-winning model for secondary education, City Arts and Technology High School (CAT) will open with 110 ninth graders in San Francisco in September 2004. CAT is a tuition-free public, charter high school. CATÕs founders have a proven record of success; having won 3 California Golden Bell awards for helping students from a wide range of backgrounds and learning styles achieve personal and academic success.

Test Assessments

Academic Performance Index (API)

  • API Score: 640
  • API Ranking Index: 2

California Standards Test (STAR)

  • STAR Students Scoring Proficient/Above (Math): 7.7 %
  • STAR Students Scoring Proficient/Above (English): 29.0 %
  • STAR Students Scoring Proficient/Above (History): 24.2 %

Student Body

  • Enrollment: 354
  • Student to Teacher Ratio: 17.80
  • Male / Female Ratio: 53.7% M / 46.3% F
  • Diversity Index: 69.00
  • English Language Learners: 9.00
  • Average Daily Attendance: 0.0 %
    • Excused Absences: 0.0 %
    • Unexcused Absences: 0.0 %
  • Immunization Exemptions: N/A
  • Drop-out Rate: 1.4 %

Student Demographics

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Faculty

  • Total Number of Teachers (FTE): 19.90
  • Average Years of Service: 3.90 years
  • Average Age of Teachers: 32.10 years
  • Average Annual Teacher's Salary: N/A

Programs

  • Technology:
    • Total Number of Computers: 221
    • Students per Computer: 1.60
    • Rooms with Internet Access: 26
  • Special Education: 12.4 % of Students
  • GATE: 13.6 % of Students
  • Free or Reduced Lunch: 53.5 % of Students

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