Cambridge Public School District

In 2003, the Cambridge Rindge and Latin School (CRLS), also known as Rindge School, came close to losing its educational accreditation when it was placed on probation by the New England Association of Schools and Colleges. The school has improved under Principal Chris Saheed; graduation rates hover around 98%, and 70% of students gain college admission. In 2006 James Conry, the district's chief financial officer said that the district had a projected $4.9 million surplus due to a high state reimbursement from the Circuit Breaker program. In July 2023, the Boston Globe reported that some parents had removed their children from the school district because it had stopped offering Algebra 1 to eighth grade students. == Schools ==

The district, as of 2022, has twelve elementary schools, with ten schools with grade levels JK-5, one English-Spanish dual immersion school with grades JK-8, and a Montessori school serving age 3 to grade 5. It has four upper schools and one full high school program. High schools • Cambridge Rindge & Latin School • Career & Technical Education/Rindge School of Technical Arts (RSTA) • High School Extension Program K-8 schools • Amigos School Upper schools • Cambridge Street Upper School • Putnam Avenue Upper School • Rindge Avenue Upper School • Darby Vassall Upper School Elementary schools • Baldwin • Cambridgeport • The school opened in 1990. In 1997 Mary Lou McGrath, the superintendent, proposed closing Cambridgeport School. The school stayed open, and since circa 2001 it occupies the ex-Fletcher School. • Fletcher-Maynard Academy • Graham & Parks Alternative Public School • Haggerty • Kennedy-Longfellow School • Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. • King Open • Morse School • Peabody • Tobin Montessori == See also ==