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School Profile
 FISCAL YEAR: 2011-12
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Academy of Alameda School
401 Pacific Avenue
Alameda, CA 94501-1837
Phone (510) 748-4017
CDS: 01 - 61119 - 0122085
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School Description
Academy of Alameda School, 2011-12
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| Type of School |
Middle |
| Grade Levels1 |
06-08 |
| Year Round Calendar |
No |
| Charter School |
Yes |
| Total Enrollment |
469 |
| Population Status |
Data Not Available |
| 1 | The lowest and highest grade in which student enrollment was reported. Special programs, such as special education or independent study, may include grade levels beyond the typical grades served by the school. |
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| Source: California Department of Education, Educational Demographics Office (CBEDS, pubschls 12/10/12, enr11 12/10/12)
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API Base Scores
Academy of Alameda School, 2011-12
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| API Base Scores data pending. |
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| Source: California Department of Education, Policy and Evaluation Division.
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| | As part of California's extensive accountability program, public schools receive an Academic Performance Index (API) score based on their state test scores. The API drives the state's system of rewards and sanctions.
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Enrollment by Grade
Academy of Alameda School, 2011-12
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Enrollment |
| Grade 6 |
137 |
| Grade 7 |
192 |
| Grade 8 |
140 |
| Total |
469 |
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| Source: California Department of Education, Educational Demographics Office (CBEDS, enr11 12/10/12)
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| | Enrollment is measured by counting the number of students enrolled in school on a particular day in October. |
Average Class Size
Academy of Alameda School, 2011-12
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District |
| Number of Classes1 |
Average Class Size |
Average Class Size |
| Schoolwide |
135 |
23.8 |
26.4 |
| English |
42 |
21.7 |
24.8 |
| Math |
23 |
22.6 |
25.2 |
| Social Science |
18 |
24.7 |
25.5 |
| Science |
20 |
24.9 |
27.7 |
| 1 | "Filtered" counts exclude classes with zero enrollment or enrollment over 50 and other minor items.
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| Source: California Department of Education, Educational Demographics Office (CBEDS, assign11 1/11/13)
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| | Average class size is the number of students enrolled in classes divided by the number of classes. The data in this table is calculated using the California Department of Education's "filtered" definition of average class size. |
School Technology
Academy of Alameda School, 2011-12
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Number |
| Computers |
0 |
| Students per Computer |
0.0 |
| Classrooms with Internet |
25 |
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| Source: California Department of Education, Educational Demographics Office (CBEDS, cbedsora11a.txt 5/8/12, pubschls 12/10/12)
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| | The computer count includes those used by staff for instructional activities in addition to computers available to students. This count is divided by student enrollment to arrive at the students-per-computer figure. |
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