Pittman Charter is a charter school in Stockton, California, a big city, for grades K–8. The school has about 643 students, which means that there are about 26 students for every teacher. There are 25 full-time equivalent teachers and one full-time counselor at the school. There are 52% female and 48% male students at Pittman Charter, so the school is very diverse. Around 84% of the students come from families with low incomes. The school teaches math, English Language Arts, and science as core subjects. It also uses project-based learning and technology-enhanced instruction to keep students interested and help them learn in their own way. U.S. News says that 18% of students are good at math and 26% are good at reading. This shows that there is room for academic growth compared to the averages in the state. The amount of money spent on each student is about the same as what charter schools in the Stockton area usually get. Pittman Charter is known for its focus on personalized learning and a range of learning settings. This helps students get the help they need with their schoolwork while still getting better at the basics.