Summary:
The Monticello Central School District in New York serves students from 3 elementary schools, 1 middle school, and 1 high school. The data reveals significant disparities in academic performance across the district, with Emma C Chase School standing out as a relatively high-performing elementary school, while the other schools struggle to meet state averages on key metrics.
Emma C Chase School consistently outperforms the district and state on standardized test scores, particularly in English Language Arts and Math. In contrast, the middle school, Robert J Kaiser, has very low proficiency rates on state assessments, often less than half the state average. The high school, Monticello High School, has mixed performance on Regents exams, with some subjects scoring well above the state average and others significantly below.
The data also shows wide variations in per-student spending, ranging from $17,598 at Kenneth L Rutherford School to $22,551 at Emma C Chase School. Free and reduced-price lunch rates are high across the district, suggesting the schools serve a predominantly economically disadvantaged population, which may be a contributing factor to the overall low performance. Addressing these challenges will likely require a comprehensive, data-driven approach to school improvement within the Monticello Central School District.
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