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Aspire Richmond Technology Academy
3170 Hilltop Mall Rd, Richmond, CA 94806
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3170 Hilltop Mall Rd, Richmond, CA 94806
RTA implements a rigorous, standards-aligned curriculum and a culturally responsive academic program. The school supports all students in developing the skills and mindset they need to go to and through college, utilizing the blended learning model in all classrooms to provide each scholar with more personalized and differentiated instruction. RTA also offers tutoring and homework help in its Expanded Learning after school program.
For two consecutive years, in 2017–18 and 2018-2019, RTA was recognized by Innovate Public Schools as one of the top performing schools in the Bay Area for achieving excellent results for low-income students in math.
RTA believes in taking a holistic approach when supporting scholars. Restorative justice, mindfulness, and trauma-informed practices are embedded in the school’s system, and each student receives an exclusive social and emotional education through daily RULER (social-emotional learning) and TOOLBOX curricula. RTA also incorporates the Positive Behavior Intervention and Supports (PBIS) model to enhance the school’s positive and thriving culture and strives to provide equitable and effective support so that all students receive a quality education.
RTA values its partnership with families as paramount to scholars’ success. Families have opportunities to engage throughout the school year, and RTA provides meaningful community resources and tools for families to use inside and outside the classroom.
The following information will be used to prioritize applicants at Aspire Richmond Tech during the Round One student assignment process. No particular type of applicant is guaranteed admission, and all applicants are prioritized in the following way:
Aspire Richmond Tech makes every attempt to accommodate siblings who apply together in the same school year. A separate enrollment application must be submitted for each student.
Special Education
Economically Disadvantaged
English Language Learners
Average academic scores (SBAC) for grades tested compared to the public school average score (district and charter) for the same grades.
This school profile includes the most recent data available through CA Department of Education (CDE). Data shown is from the 2018–19 academic year, except for Chronic Absenteeism Rate, Suspension Rate, Graduation Rate, and UC/CSU Eligibility Rate, which are available for the previous academic year (2017-18). Some data is reported by schools to provide more up-to-date information and may differ from published CDE data.