Summary:
The Commodore Perry School District in Pennsylvania operates two schools: Commodore Perry School, an elementary school, and Commodore Perry Junior/Senior High School. The district serves a predominantly white student population, with both schools having over 94% of students identifying as white.
Commodore Perry School stands out as a strong academic performer, with students scoring above the state average on PSSA Math and English Language Arts tests across grades 3-6. The school's 4th-grade science proficiency rate is also significantly higher than the state average. In contrast, Commodore Perry Junior/Senior High School has mixed academic performance, with students performing above the state average in some Keystone Exams but below average in others, particularly in PSSA Math and Algebra I.
The district also exhibits a significant disparity in per-student spending, with Commodore Perry School spending $17,912 per student and Commodore Perry Junior/Senior High School spending $28,070 per student. This gap of over $10,000 per student may warrant further investigation. Additionally, the district's demographic homogeneity could present challenges in ensuring equitable educational opportunities for all students.
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