Summary:
The Homer Central School District in New York is home to two elementary schools: Homer Elementary School and Homer Intermediate School. While both schools serve students in grades K-5, Homer Intermediate has a longer history of statewide performance data, suggesting it is the more established of the two.
Based on the available data, Homer Intermediate School has consistently ranked in the bottom half of New York elementary schools over the past few years, placing it in the lower-performing range statewide. Both schools have relatively low free and reduced lunch rates compared to the state average, indicating a higher socioeconomic status of the student population. However, the schools' standardized test scores, particularly in English Language Arts, are significantly lower than the New York state averages, suggesting academic challenges despite the schools' relatively low student-teacher ratios and higher per-student spending.
Overall, the Homer Central School District as a whole is ranked in the bottom half of districts in New York, indicating that the district may face broader challenges in academic performance. Further investigation into the specific factors influencing the schools' performance would be necessary to identify opportunities for improvement and better support the educational needs of students in this community.
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