Summary:
The Cooperstown school district in New York consists of two schools: Cooperstown Elementary School and Cooperstown Junior/Senior High School. The district as a whole is considered high-performing, with both schools ranking in the top half of New York schools and the Cooperstown Central School District earning a 4-star rating.
Cooperstown Junior/Senior High School stands out as an exceptional high school, consistently ranking in the top 5% of New York high schools and producing outstanding student outcomes on state assessments. The school has consistently high state rankings, impressive test scores with the majority of students scoring proficient or better on Regents exams, and strong graduation rates. In contrast, Cooperstown Elementary School has more average performance, with test scores generally in line with the district and state averages.
Both schools have relatively low free/reduced lunch rates, indicating a relatively affluent student population. The higher spending per student at the high school level, $18,453 compared to $13,683 at the elementary school, may contribute to the superior outcomes at the junior/senior high school, allowing for more resources and smaller class sizes. Overall, the Cooperstown school system appears to be a high-quality district, providing a strong educational experience for its students.
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