Summary:
The Lafayette Central School District in New York consists of 3 schools: 2 elementary schools (C Grant Grimshaw School and Onondaga Nation School) and 1 high school (La Fayette Junior-Senior High School).
Among the 3 schools, La Fayette Junior-Senior High School stands out with the highest statewide ranking, a strong 4-year graduation rate, and generally high proficiency rates on Regents exams. In contrast, Onondaga Nation School struggles academically, with low proficiency rates in both English Language Arts and Math across most grade levels. C Grant Grimshaw School performs better than the district and state averages, particularly in 4th grade assessments.
The data reveals significant disparities in academic performance, which may be linked to factors such as socioeconomic status and school-level resource allocation. The high percentage of free or reduced-price lunch recipients at Onondaga Nation School suggests that addressing the needs of economically disadvantaged students could be a key priority for the district. Overall, the analysis highlights the importance of targeted interventions and a deeper understanding of the drivers of student success within the Lafayette Central School District.
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