Summary:
The city of Champlain, New York is home to two schools: Northeastern Clinton Senior High School and Northeastern Clinton Middle School, both part of the Northeastern Clinton Central School District. The data reveals that Northeastern Clinton Senior High School is the standout performer, with higher graduation rates, stronger test scores, and lower chronic absenteeism compared to district and state averages.
Northeastern Clinton Senior High School boasts a 4-year graduation rate of 84.3%, outpacing the district and state. The school also excels on Regents/Common Core exams, with several subject areas seeing over 80% proficiency, including Chemistry (95.35%), Global History and Geography (94.19%), and Physics (93.33%). In contrast, Northeastern Clinton Middle School has more mixed results on the New York State Assessments, with proficiency rates ranging from 36.73% to 55.71% across different grade levels and subjects.
Both schools have relatively high free and reduced lunch rates, indicating a significant population of economically disadvantaged students. However, the higher spending per student at both schools compared to the district average suggests the district is investing resources into supporting these institutions. Additionally, the low student-teacher ratios at Northeastern Clinton Senior High School (11.1) and Northeastern Clinton Middle School (10.7) could be a positive factor in facilitating student learning and engagement.
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