Summary:
The Odessa-Montour Central School District in New York operates three schools: Odessa-Montour Junior/Senior High School, B C Cate Elementary School, and Howard A Hanlon Elementary School. The district serves a predominantly white student population, with the high school consistently performing well and ranking in the top third of New York high schools.
The standout school in the district is Odessa-Montour Junior/Senior High School, which has a strong 4-year graduation rate of 91.8% and relatively low dropout rate of 2.7%. Students at this high school have performed well on state assessments, with 60.38% proficient or better in 8th grade ELA and 50% proficient or better in 8th grade Math. In contrast, the elementary schools in the district show more variability in their academic performance, with B C Cate Elementary School outperforming Howard A Hanlon Elementary School.
The district's resource allocation also shows some imbalance, with Odessa-Montour Junior/Senior High School having the highest per-student spending at $17,896, while the elementary schools have lower spending at $11,769 (B C Cate) and $11,268 (Howard A Hanlon). Additionally, the district's lack of racial diversity, with all three schools having a very high percentage of white students, may be an area for the district to consider addressing to enhance the educational experiences and perspectives of the students.
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