Four Rivers Charter Public

Located at 248 Colrain Road in Greenfield, Massachusetts, Four Rivers Charter Public is an open, independent charter district serving its local rural fringe community within the Greenfield area. Operating a single school facility, the district functions as its own local education agency for federal programs and delivers targeted secondary education across grades 7 through 12. Contextualized within the 2024–2025 NCES dataset, the district maintains a close-knit learning environment with a total enrollment of 213 students. The student population is evenly distributed across its secondary grade levels, comprising 37 seventh graders, 38 eighth graders, 36 ninth graders, 30 tenth graders, 38 eleventh graders, and 34 twelfth graders.

To support its academic programs and operational needs, Four Rivers Charter Public utilizes a substantial workforce totaling approximately 81.9 full-time equivalent (FTE) staff members. This team includes roughly 46 FTE classroom teachers, nearly 6 FTE instructional aides, and 30 FTE support staff members dedicated to student success and school operations. The student body reflects a demographic composition of 111 male students, 98 female students, and 4 students with unspecified gender identities. By race and ethnicity, the student body includes 184 White, 15 Hispanic, 7 multiracial, 2 Black, and 1 Asian student, along with 4 students whose background is unrecorded. Community members, prospective families, and researchers can learn more by visiting the district online at http://www.fourriverscharter.org or reaching out directly by phone at (413) 775-4577.