Summary:
The Addison, New York area is home to two schools - Addison Middle/High School and Tuscarora Elementary School, both part of the Addison Central School District. While Addison Middle/High School has a relatively strong 84.3% four-year graduation rate, it struggles with below-average test scores and a high 4.9% dropout rate. In contrast, Tuscarora Elementary School performs significantly below the state average in English Language Arts and Math, with a 0-star rating from SchoolDigger.
Addison Middle/High School serves grades 6-12 and has an enrollment of 546 students. It holds a 3-star rating from SchoolDigger, ranking 571 out of 1,242 high schools in New York. The school's test scores are below the state average in most subject areas, with some exceptions like Regents exams in Algebra II, English Language Arts, and Physics. Tuscarora Elementary School, which serves grades K-5 with an enrollment of 423 students, has a 0-star rating, ranking 2,306 out of 2,445 elementary schools in the state.
Both schools have higher-than-average spending per student, with Addison Middle/High School spending $17,741 per student and Tuscarora Elementary School spending $16,084 per student. However, this higher funding does not seem to translate into improved academic performance, suggesting the need for a closer examination of resource allocation and utilization within the district. Overall, the data highlights the challenges faced by the schools in the Addison Central School District, and further analysis and targeted interventions may be necessary to improve educational outcomes for the students in this area.
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