Summary:
The city of Madrid, New York is home to two schools: Madrid-Waddington Junior-Senior High School and Madrid-Waddington Elementary School, both part of the Madrid-Waddington Central School District. The data analysis reveals that the high school is a standout performer, consistently ranking in the top 20% of New York high schools, while the elementary school lags behind in academic proficiency, particularly in English Language Arts.
Madrid-Waddington Junior-Senior High School has maintained a strong academic record, with higher proficiency rates in ELA and Math compared to the district and state averages, especially in grades 7 and 8. The school also excels in Science, with an 82.61% proficiency rate, significantly higher than the state average. Additionally, the high school boasts a 94.3% four-year graduation rate and a relatively low 3.7% dropout rate, outperforming the state averages. In contrast, the elementary school struggles with lower proficiency rates in ELA and Math compared to the district and state, particularly in grade 5.
Both schools have a predominantly white student population, with the high school being 96.04% white and the elementary school being 94.8% white. The schools also have a significant population of economically disadvantaged students, with the high school having a 48.78% free/reduced lunch eligibility rate and the elementary school having a 43.43% rate, both higher than the state average. The high school spends $15,066 per student, while the elementary school spends $12,480 per student, suggesting a relatively well-funded school district.
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