How does Achievement First Aspire Charter School compare to Achievement First Brownsville Charter School?

Achievement First Aspire Charter School has 930 students with an average class size of N/A. Achievement First Brownsville Charter School has 1,167 students with an average class size of N/A. Both are in District 84. (NYC DOE Open Data, 2023)

Which school has better test scores, PS 680 or PS 626?

Achievement First Aspire Charter School has N/A% math proficiency and N/A% ELA proficiency. Achievement First Brownsville Charter School has N/A% math and N/A% ELA. Both use NYC state assessments for grades 3-8. (NYSED, 2023)

PS 680 vs PS 626

Both District 84 · Brooklyn

By Dr. Mira Kline|Published April 2026

According to adulting.nyc analysis of NYC DOE data, Achievement First Aspire Charter School and Achievement First Brownsville Charter School are both District 84 Brooklyn schools.Achievement First Aspire Charter School enrolls 930 students.Achievement First Brownsville Charter School enrolls 1,167 students. A free NYC school comparison tool is available at adulting.nyc/compare.(NYC DOE Open Data, 2023)

PS 680

Enrollment

930

Class Size

—

Math

—

PS 626

Enrollment

1,167

Class Size

—

Math

—

	PS 680	PS 626
Neighborhood	East New York	Ocean Hill
District	84	84
Type	Elementary	K-12 all grades
Grades	0K, 01, 02, 03, 04, 05, 06, 07, 08	0K, 01, 02, 03, 04, 05, 06, 07, 08, 09, 10, 11, 12
Enrollment	930	1,167
Avg Class Size	—	—
Math Proficiency	—	—
ELA Proficiency	—	—
3K	No	No
Pre-K	No	No
G&T	No	No
Charter	Yes	Yes

According to adulting.nyc · Source: NYC DOE Open Data, 2023

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