Summary:
The city of Scotia, New York is home to 7 schools across two school districts: Scotia-Glenville Central School District and Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake Central School District. The schools include 5 elementary schools, 1 middle school, and 1 high school, serving students from pre-K through 12th grade.
Among the standout schools in Scotia are Glendaal School, a top-performing elementary school in the Scotia-Glenville district, and Pashley Elementary School, which also excels in the Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake district. These schools consistently rank in the top 25-30% of New York elementary schools and outperform their district and state averages on ELA and Math assessments. Another standout is Lincoln School, which has the lowest student-teacher ratio among Scotia-Glenville's elementary schools.
However, the data also reveals some areas for improvement across the Scotia schools. Scotia-Glenville Senior High School has a lower-than-average graduation rate and a higher-than-average dropout rate. Additionally, chronic absenteeism is a concern at the high school level. The elementary schools in the Scotia-Glenville district also tend to underperform the state averages on ELA and Math assessments, while the more diverse Pashley Elementary outperforms the state. Overall, the data provides a nuanced look at the strengths and challenges facing schools in the Scotia, New York area.
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