Marblehead Community Charter Public

Situated at 17 Lime Street in Marblehead, Massachusetts, Marblehead Community Charter Public operates as an active, independent charter district serving intermediate and middle school students. Nestled in a large suburban setting within the greater Boston metropolitan area, this single-school public district offers a focused academic environment specifically tailored for children in grades 4 through 8. The school currently educates a focused community of 192 students—evenly balanced between female and male learners—with enrollment distributed across upper elementary and middle school grades to foster strong peer cohorts during key transitional years.

Supported by a comprehensive educational team, the district prioritizes a high-touch learning experience driven by an outstanding staffing context. With 32 full-time equivalent teachers alongside more than five instructional aides and nearly 25 support staff members, the school maintains an exceptionally low student-to-teacher ratio of approximately six students per educator. The vibrant student body reflects a diverse community, comprising 136 White students, 28 Hispanic students, 12 students of two or more races, 11 Black students, as well as Asian and Pacific Islander representation. By pairing a small, community-centered environment with robust instructional resources, Marblehead Community Charter Public provides a well-supported educational path for families and an insightful model for researchers evaluating suburban charter education.