Summary:
The Dryden Central School District in New York consists of 5 schools, including 3 elementary schools, 1 middle school, and 1 high school, serving students from diverse backgrounds. The data reveals that while some schools, like Freeville Elementary School, excel in academic performance, others, such as Dryden Elementary School and Dryden Middle School, struggle to meet district and state averages.
Freeville Elementary School stands out with exceptional proficiency rates in both English Language Arts (62.5%) and Math (81.25%) for 3rd-grade students, significantly outperforming the district and state. In contrast, Dryden High School shines with a high 4-year graduation rate (90%) and a low dropout rate (5.4%), ranking 375th out of 1,228 New York high schools.
The data also reveals disparities in student outcomes across the district, with some schools, like Cassavant Elementary School, having a predominantly white student population, while others, such as Dryden Elementary School, serve a more diverse student body. The district's spending per student also varies, with Dryden High School spending the most at $23,771 per student, suggesting a complex relationship between funding and student outcomes.
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