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Business Technology Early College High School

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High School

Business Technology Early College High School is a Public School in with 550 students, ranking it #499 in enrollments out of 1183 New York High Schools.

The 37 teachers at Business Technology Early College High School teach grades 9 through 12 and are responsible for 15.07 students on average, receiving a B+ grade in student-teacher ratio.

Based on several factors like math and ELA proficiency, diversity, and student-teacher ratio, Business Technology Early College High School receives a rating of A-.

School Type

Public School

NEW YORK CITY GEOGRAPHIC DISTRICT #26

How Does Business Technology Early College High School Rank?

A-

Overall Grade

Proficiency

A+

Diversity

B+

Teacher Ratio

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Business Technology Early College High School Students

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Grades

9 to 12

Students

550

White alone

4.5%

Black or African American alone

44.7%

American Indian and Alaska Native alone

4.4%

Asian alone

21.6%

Hispanic or Latino

19.8%

Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander alone

Two or More Races

3.8%

Male Students

Female Students

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Academics

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Charter

Magnet

Title I School

1-Yes

Student-Teacher Ratio

15.07:1

Proficiency

Percent of students who passed the Smart Balance Criterion Referenced Test. *Each State is independently controlled so results may not compare outside of this state.

English Language Arts

Math

Science

New York City Geographic District #26

The New York City Geographic District #26 in Queens County, NY, is home to 29,600 students across 34 schools. Based on enrollment numbers, New York City Geographic District #26 ranks #14 in New York. Grades from Pre-K to 12 are offered in the district.

New York City Geographic District #26 received a student-teacher ratio grade of A, averaging 11.82 students per teacher.

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