Summary:
The city of Terryville, Connecticut is home to three public schools serving grades K-12: Terryville High School, Harry S. Fisher Elementary School, and Eli Terry Junior Middle School. These schools, part of the Plymouth School District, serve a predominantly white student population with significant socioeconomic challenges.
Among the three schools, Eli Terry Junior Middle School stands out for its strong academic performance, particularly in English Language Arts where 62.3% of 7th graders scored proficient or better, well above the state average of 49.5%. The school has also maintained a 3-star rating from SchoolDigger, placing it in the top half of Connecticut middle schools. In contrast, Terryville High School has seen a decline in performance, dropping from a 3-star to a 2-star rating, with particularly low math proficiency rates among 11th graders.
While the overall performance of the Terryville schools is not exceptional, there are pockets of strength, such as the 5th grade science proficiency at Harry S. Fisher Elementary School. By identifying and replicating these successes, the Plymouth School District may be able to drive improvements across all grade levels and subject areas, while also addressing the significant socioeconomic challenges faced by the community.
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