Summary:
The city of Loudonville, New York is home to two elementary schools, Southgate School and Loudonville School, both part of the North Colonie Central School District. Based on the available data, Southgate School appears to be the standout performer, consistently ranking higher in statewide rankings and outperforming Loudonville School and district/state averages in key academic metrics.
Southgate School boasts a higher proficiency in English Language Arts, Math, and Science compared to Loudonville School, as well as a lower student-teacher ratio of 10.3 to 12.7. Additionally, Southgate School spends more per student ($16,161) than Loudonville School ($14,254), which may contribute to its stronger academic outcomes. Both schools perform well above state averages, but Southgate School's higher rankings, test scores, and resource allocation suggest it is providing a more robust educational experience for its students.
While the data highlights the academic strengths of Southgate School, it also reveals opportunities for improvement across both schools, particularly in 5th grade ELA and Science proficiency. The analysis underscores the importance of examining school-level metrics to identify areas for targeted support and resource allocation, rather than relying solely on district-level performance data.
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