Community Engagement Providence Englewood Charter School serves a predominantly African American and Latino community with 92% of students qualifying for free or reduced lunch, indicating a high level of socio-economic need which can be a focus for support services or educational programs.

Growth Potential Having expanded from a K-5 to a K-8 school serving nearly 500 students and graduating over 125 students into top high schools, PECS demonstrates steady growth and successful student outcomes, presenting opportunities for educational technology and enrichment partnerships.

Financial Capacity With revenue estimated between 50 to 100 million dollars, PECS has significant financial resources that can support larger-scale pilot programs, infrastructure investments, or innovative educational initiatives.

Urban Focus Located in the Englewood neighborhood, an area often facing challenges, PECS’s emphasis on providing a safe, quality education suggests potential for partnerships in safety solutions, community development, and student well-being programs.

Partnering Opportunities As a growing charter school with a focus on college readiness and community impact, PECS offers prospects for collaborations in extracurricular activities, college prep support, and educational technology tailored to urban schools.