Northeast

Northeast has two schools serving students from prekindergarten through grade 12: Northeast Elementary serves PK–8 and has 338 students, while North East High serves grades 9–12 and has 133 students. Both schools’ 2025–26 all-grades proficiency results were below state results in ELA, math and science. The most important area-wide concern is math: the schools’ average was 23 points below the state.

Northeast Elementary had higher reported proficiency than North East High in all three subjects: by 6 points in ELA (31% versus 25%), 5 in math (20% versus 15%) and 11 in science (33% versus 21%). Still, even the elementary school was below the state in each subject; science was its closest result, 5 points short. Eighth-grade science was a bright spot, at 42% compared with 39% statewide. SchoolDigger placed both schools low statewide in 2025–26: the elementary school ranked 585th of 657, at the 11th percentile with one star; the high school ranked 295th of 340, at the 13th percentile with one star. The high school’s graduation rate was stronger than its test results suggest: 92%, compared with 90% statewide.

Trends are mixed, with elementary science showing the clearest improvement: it rose 9 points in one year while the state result fell 3, narrowing the school’s gap from 17 points to 5. The schools’ average gaps to the state widened in ELA, from 15 to 18 points, and in math, from 22 to 23 points. SchoolDigger percentile standing also fell over three years—by 13 points for the elementary school and 10 for the high school. Other measures offer useful context: chronic absenteeism was lower at the elementary school than the state rate (12% versus 18%), while the high school was about 1 point higher. The high school had a lower student-teacher ratio (7.8 versus 10.6), and lunch eligibility was similar (71% versus 74%); these are observations, not explanations for achievement differences.