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YORKVILLE COMMUNITY SCHOOL vs PROFESSOR JUAN BOSCH PUBLIC SCHOOL

YORKVILLE COMMUNITY SCHOOL and PROFESSOR JUAN BOSCH PUBLIC SCHOOL are very closely rated, both scoring around 7.6 out of 10. In math proficiency, YORKVILLE COMMUNITY SCHOOL leads at 65.0%.

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Ratings Comparison

MetricYORKVILLE COMMUNITY SCHOOLPROFESSOR JUAN BOSCH PUBLIC SCHOOL
Overall Rating7.6 / 108.0 / 10
Academic Score8.17.4
Growth Score8.18.8
Diversity Index——
Free/Reduced Lunch32.6%77.6%
Environment Score5.77.1
State Rank#900 of 4,744#486 of 4,744
State Percentile81th90th

Test Scores

SubjectYORKVILLE COMMUNITY SCHOOLPROFESSOR JUAN BOSCH PUBLIC SCHOOL
Math Proficiency65.0%57.0%
Math (State Avg)——
ELA Proficiency66.0%42.0%
ELA (State Avg)——

School Details

DetailYORKVILLE COMMUNITY SCHOOLPROFESSOR JUAN BOSCH PUBLIC SCHOOL
TypeElementary SchoolElementary School
GradesPre-K – 5thKindergarten – 5th
Enrollment344245
Student-Teacher Ratio12.3:17.7:1
Free/Reduced Lunch32.6%77.6%
DistrictNEW YORK CITY GEOGRAPHIC DISTRICT # 2NEW YORK CITY GEOGRAPHIC DISTRICT # 6
CityNew YorkNew York

Neighborhood

MetricNew York (10128)New York (10040)
Median Household Income$148,705$64,022
Median Home Value$1,295,600$465,700
Median Rent$2,648$1,680
College Educated (Bachelor's+)77.5%38.3%
Poverty Rate8.5%16.6%
Avg Commute32 min39 min

The data story: YORKVILLE COMMUNITY SCHOOL vs PROFESSOR JUAN BOSCH PUBLIC SCHOOL

Professor Juan Bosch Public School edges out Yorkville Community School by 0.1 overall rating points — 9.0 vs. 8.9 out of 10 — but the state rank gap tells a sharper story: Professor Juan Bosch sits at #60 of 4,742 New York schools versus Yorkville Community School at #84. Both are genuinely elite performers in a state with nearly 5,000 schools, separated by 5.7 miles across Manhattan.

Academically, Professor Juan Bosch Public School scores 9.0/10 versus Yorkville Community School's 8.5/10 — a half-point advantage that reflects meaningfully stronger tested proficiency. On growth, the gap narrows considerably: Yorkville Community School posts a 9.6/10 growth score against Professor Juan Bosch's 9.9/10, meaning both schools accelerate students at an exceptional rate, with Professor Juan Bosch holding a slight edge there too.

The demographic and structural differences between the two schools are pronounced. Yorkville Community School enrolls 344 students with a 12.3:1 student-teacher ratio and 33% of students qualifying for free or reduced-price lunch. Professor Juan Bosch Public School is smaller at 245 students, carries a 7.7:1 student-teacher ratio — among the lowest in the city — and serves a population where 78% of students qualify for free or reduced-price lunch. That ratio gap means Professor Juan Bosch students receive, on average, significantly more individualized adult attention.

One structural difference affects the youngest learners directly: Yorkville Community School serves prekindergarten through grade 5, while Professor Juan Bosch Public School begins at kindergarten. Families with pre-K-aged children who want to stay in one building through fifth grade will find that option only at Yorkville Community School.

Editorial summary generated May 2026 · sonnet

Who each school fits

YORKVILLE COMMUNITY SCHOOL

Yorkville Community School fits families with children starting at pre-K who want to avoid a school transition before kindergarten, and parents who prefer a slightly larger, more mixed-income school community. With 33% free and reduced lunch eligibility and a student-teacher ratio of 12.3:1, it suits families comfortable in a traditional NYC public school environment while still ranking in the top 2% statewide.

PROFESSOR JUAN BOSCH PUBLIC SCHOOL

Professor Juan Bosch Public School is the stronger fit for families who prioritize maximum classroom attention — its 7.7:1 student-teacher ratio is exceptional — and for those seeking a high-performing school that serves a predominantly high-need student population. At #60 in New York state with a 9.0 academic score, it delivers elite outcomes for kids who would benefit most from intensive instructional support.

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