WILDFLOWER NEW YORK CHARTER SCHOOL

Located at 1332 Fulton Avenue in the Bronx, Wildflower New York Charter School operates as an open, independent charter district serving families within the dynamic urban environment of the New York metropolitan area. Operating as a single-school entity tailored for early childhood and elementary education, the district is structured to offer programming spanning from pre-kindergarten through fifth grade. Set in a large city setting, this charter district provides local parents and educational researchers with an intimate, neighborhood-based alternative to larger traditional public school environments.

During the 2024–2025 academic year, the school served a focused student body of 62 children, with enrollment primarily concentrated in kindergarten through the upper primary grades. The district reflects the rich diversity of its surrounding community, serving a student body predominantly composed of Hispanic and Black students, along with multiracial, White, and American Indian learners. What makes the district particularly notable from a staffing perspective is its specialized adult-to-student support structure: the school maintains approximately 18 full-time equivalent staff members, which includes 1.74 full-time classroom teachers, 6 instructional aides, and over 10 support staff personnel. This unique allocation of instructional assistants and support staff ensures a highly supervised, individual-centered learning atmosphere designed to nurture young scholars through their foundational academic years.