Summary:
The city of Old Forge, Pennsylvania is home to two schools: Old Forge Elementary School and Old Forge Junior/Senior High School, both part of the Old Forge School District. The data reveals a mix of strengths and challenges across these schools, with the elementary school performing better in science and the high school excelling in certain Keystone Exam subjects, but both facing the common challenge of improving math proficiency.
Old Forge Elementary School stands out for its relatively high proficiency rates in PSSA Science, as well as stronger performance in PSSA English Language Arts for 6th grade. However, the school lags behind in PSSA Math and English Language Arts compared to district and state averages. In contrast, Old Forge Junior/Senior High School shows solid performance in Keystone Exams for 11th grade Biology and Literature, exceeding district and state averages, but struggles with PSSA Math proficiency, with rates well below the district and state.
Both schools have a relatively low dropout rate of 1.6%, and Old Forge Elementary School has a higher rate of students receiving free or reduced-price lunch at 49.9% compared to 35.98% at the high school. The data suggests opportunities for improvement, such as addressing the low math proficiency at the high school and exploring ways to raise overall academic performance across both schools to better align with district and state averages.
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