Summary:
The Salamanca City School District in New York serves students from three schools: Salamanca High School, Prospect Elementary School, and Seneca Intermediate School. This diverse district faces challenges in academic performance, with some standout schools and areas for improvement.
Salamanca High School stands out with a relatively high graduation rate of 86.9% and a lower dropout rate of 1.1%, as well as strong performance in science assessments. In contrast, Prospect Elementary School excels in math proficiency, with 43.3% of 3rd graders performing at or above grade level, while Seneca Intermediate School struggles academically, with proficiency rates ranging from 19% to 40.66% across grades 4-7 in ELA and math.
The Salamanca City School District serves a diverse student population, with a significant Native American representation ranging from 28.51% to 39.29% across the schools. However, the district faces socioeconomic challenges, with high rates of free and reduced-price lunch eligibility, ranging from 60.71% at Salamanca High School to 72.41% at Seneca Intermediate School. The district's resource allocation strategies, including variations in per-student spending and student-to-teacher ratios, may need to be evaluated to ensure equitable and effective support for student success.
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