Summary:
The city of New Lebanon, New York is home to two schools - Walter B Howard Elementary School and New Lebanon Junior-Senior High School, both part of the New Lebanon Central School District. The elementary school serves grades K-6, while the junior-senior high school covers grades 7-12.
Walter B Howard Elementary School performs above the state average on 3rd-6th grade ELA and Math assessments, with particularly strong 3rd grade ELA and 6th grade Math scores. However, the school struggles with 5th grade Science proficiency. The school maintains a high student-teacher ratio of 9.1 and spends $29,105 per student, which is higher than the state average. In contrast, New Lebanon Junior-Senior High School achieves strong Regents exam pass rates, especially in Algebra II, Global History, and US History, but lags behind in 8th grade Math proficiency. The junior-senior high school has a high chronic absenteeism rate of 31.5% and spends significantly more per student at $36,314.
Overall, the schools in New Lebanon show a mix of strengths and weaknesses. While the elementary school excels in certain academic areas, the junior-senior high school faces challenges with chronic absenteeism and 8th grade Math performance. The significant difference in per-student spending between the two schools suggests a potential imbalance in resource allocation that may be worth further investigation.
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