Summary:
The Greenwich School District in Connecticut is home to 11 diverse elementary schools serving students from prekindergarten through 5th grade. The district's schools exhibit a wide range of academic performance, student demographics, and resource allocation, providing parents with a variety of educational options.
At the top of the district's elementary schools are Riverside School and North Mianus School, which consistently rank among the best in Connecticut. These schools boast exceptional test scores, with over 90% and 80% of students, respectively, proficient or better in English Language Arts and Mathematics. In contrast, New Lebanon School stands out for its high percentage of low-income students, with 62.8% of its students receiving free or reduced-price lunch.
The district's elementary schools also vary significantly in terms of student-teacher ratios, ranging from 6.9 at Hamilton Avenue School to 12.3 at North Mianus School. Spending per student also varies widely, from $13,446 at Glenville School to $44,272 at New Lebanon School. Despite these disparities, the district's schools generally outperform the state average in academic proficiency, with several schools achieving over 80% proficiency in English Language Arts and Mathematics.
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