P.S. 114 Ryder Elementary

P.S. 114 Ryder Elementary rated 85/100 in Brooklyn, District 18. ELA proficiency: 63%. Math proficiency: 74%. 397 students enrolled in grades PK-5. View ratings, test scores, parent reviews, and commute times.

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What the school community says

2026 NYC School Survey · Separate from academic ratings and neighborhood safety

K–12 survey · 2026

Family experience

P.S. 114 Ryder Elementary

Feedback reflects respondents, not necessarily all families or staff. Consider participation alongside results.

Responses130

Response rate36%

Published topics12 / 12

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Building Families' Capacity as their Child's Primary Teacher is among the highest published topics (100/100). Building Families' Capacity as their Child's Primary Advocate sits lower (63/100). These topics ask different questions: use the pattern to guide a conversation, not to infer a cause or an overall school grade.

Published topic scores (0–100), not an overall school rating. Colors describe score bands, not official quality grades.

Family Satisfaction with Child's Education
92 / 100

90–100 · Higher end

2026 reporting-record median: 94 · n=1,792. Same instrument/topic; not a citywide respondent rate.

Outreach to Parents
95 / 100

90–100 · Higher end

2026 reporting-record median: 95 · n=1,792. Same instrument/topic; not a citywide respondent rate.

Parent-Teacher Trust
96 / 100

90–100 · Higher end

2026 reporting-record median: 97 · n=1,792. Same instrument/topic; not a citywide respondent rate.

All 12 topics and source details
P.S. 114 Ryder Elementary · 2026
TopicScoreScore band
Building Families' Capacity as their Child's Primary Advocate630–69 · Lower end
Building Families' Capacity as their Child's Primary Teacher10090–100 · Higher end
Conflict Resolution9390–100 · Higher end
Family Satisfaction with Child's Education9290–100 · Higher end
IEP Service Satisfaction9290–100 · Higher end
Inclusive Leadership9690–100 · Higher end
Outreach to Parents9590–100 · Higher end
Parent Involvement in School9690–100 · Higher end
Parent-Principal Trust9690–100 · Higher end
Parent-Teacher Trust9690–100 · Higher end
School Facilities and Services8670–89 · Middle band
Strong Relationships10090–100 · Higher end

Official data workbook ↗ · Source ID: 18K114

Imported: 2026-09-15 · SHA-256: a53cfece9c20be0123c592679e8a5b3985b4e5ec10f03575d1911bf528b37885

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K–12 survey · 2026

Teaching & leadership

P.S. 114 Ryder Elementary

Feedback reflects respondents, not necessarily all families or staff. Consider participation alongside results.

Responses25

Response rate58%

Published topics22 / 27

A starting point for your school visit

Guidance is among the highest published topics (100/100). Preventing Bullying sits lower (67/100). These topics ask different questions: use the pattern to guide a conversation, not to infer a cause or an overall school grade.

Published topic scores (0–100), not an overall school rating. Colors describe score bands, not official quality grades.

Instructional Leadership
97 / 100

90–100 · Higher end

2026 reporting-record median: 92 · n=1,762. Same instrument/topic; not a citywide respondent rate.

Peer Collaboration
95 / 100

90–100 · Higher end

2026 reporting-record median: 90 · n=1,762. Same instrument/topic; not a citywide respondent rate.

Academic Press
88 / 100

70–89 · Middle band

2026 reporting-record median: 89 · n=1,762. Same instrument/topic; not a citywide respondent rate.

All 27 topics and source details
P.S. 114 Ryder Elementary · 2026
TopicScoreScore band
Academic Press8870–89 · Middle band
Building Families' Capacity as their Child's Primary AdvocateNot reportedNot reported
Building Families' Capacity as their Child's Primary TeacherNot reportedNot reported
Classroom Behavior7170–89 · Middle band
Conflict Resolution9590–100 · Higher end
Cultural Awareness and Inclusive Classroom Instruction9690–100 · Higher end
Early Childhood InstructionNot reportedNot reported
Guidance10090–100 · Higher end
Inclusive Learning Environment9990–100 · Higher end
Innovation and Collective Responsibility9290–100 · Higher end
Instructional Leadership9790–100 · Higher end
Outreach to Parents10090–100 · Higher end
Peer Collaboration9590–100 · Higher end
Preventing Bullying670–69 · Lower end
Program Coherence9790–100 · Higher end
Quality of Professional Development9390–100 · Higher end
Quality of Student Discussion7870–89 · Middle band
Safety9890–100 · Higher end
School Commitment9190–100 · Higher end
School Facilities and Services9690–100 · Higher end
Social-Emotional8470–89 · Middle band
Strong Core Instruction9590–100 · Higher end
Strong RelationshipsNot reportedNot reported
Teacher Influence7570–89 · Middle band
Teacher-Principal Trust8870–89 · Middle band
Teacher-Teacher Trust9290–100 · Higher end
Two-Way CommunicationNot reportedNot reported

Official data workbook ↗ · Source ID: 18K114

Imported: 2026-09-15 · SHA-256: 205cdbbcff8c323f2b07345fea70a4740b58a10d1a0fc2f390b42eea35808a29

How medians, score bands and missing values are handled

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