Growth Public School District runs Growth Public in Sacramento, California. It is a public charter school for students in kindergarten through eighth grade. The school has about 280 to 282 students and a student-teacher ratio of about 26:1, which is a little higher than the state average for California. About 80% of the students are minorities, mostly Hispanic, but there are also White, Black, Asian, and multiracial students. Growth is based on how well students do in school. Public schools in California's bottom half for combined math and reading skills. About 20–24% of students are good at math and 25–29% are good at English language arts (ELA), which is below the state average. The school's charter model puts a lot of emphasis on individualized instruction and student growth. It focuses on both core academics and the whole child. The amount spent per student is relatively high, which shows a commitment to giving students more resources. The Tech Center area of Sacramento is home to a mix of residential and commercial neighborhoods. In general, Growth Public offers a variety of ways to learn, as well as chances to improve student support and academic performance.