Summary:
The Fabius-Pompey Central School District in New York serves two schools: Fabius-Pompey Middle School High School and Fabius-Pompey Elementary School. The district serves a predominantly white student population, with a higher percentage of students eligible for free and reduced lunch compared to the state average.
The standout school in the district is the Fabius-Pompey Middle School High School, which outperforms the state average in ELA and Math proficiency for grades 6-8, as well as in Science proficiency for grade 8. The school also boasts a significantly higher 4-year graduation rate of 97.7% compared to the state average. In contrast, the Fabius-Pompey Elementary School lags behind the state average in ELA and Math proficiency for grades 3-5, indicating a need for improvement in the lower grades.
The per-student spending is notably higher at the middle/high school ($19,333) compared to the elementary school ($15,119), which may contribute to the better academic performance at the secondary level. However, the district as a whole serves a population with a higher socioeconomic need, with 35.47% of middle/high school students and 30.42% of elementary school students eligible for free and reduced lunch. Overall, the Fabius-Pompey Middle School High School appears to be the stronger performing school in the district, providing a solid academic foundation for its students.
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