Summary:
The city of Hadley, Pennsylvania is home to two schools - Commodore Perry School, an elementary school, and Commodore Perry Junior/Senior High School. These schools, part of the Commodore Perry School District, serve students from grades K-12 in the local community.
Commodore Perry School stands out for its consistently strong academic performance, with students outperforming the state average on PSSA tests across grades 3-6 in both Math and English Language Arts. The school's 4th grade Science proficiency rate of 91.5% is particularly impressive, well above the state average of 74.1%. In contrast, Commodore Perry Junior/Senior High School has more mixed results, with solid performance in 7th grade English Language Arts but lower scores in 8th grade Math and Algebra I.
While both schools have a predominantly white student population, the district may want to examine potential equity concerns and ensure it is supporting a diverse and inclusive learning environment. Additionally, the significant difference in per-student spending between the elementary and high school ($10,158 more at the high school) raises questions about the district's resource allocation and its impact on student outcomes. By addressing these areas, the Commodore Perry School District can build on the strengths of Commodore Perry School and work to improve the performance of Commodore Perry Junior/Senior High School.
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