Summary:
The Dolgeville Central School District in New York state operates two schools: Dolgeville Elementary School and James A Green Junior-Senior High School. While James A Green Junior-Senior High School is a standout performer, ranking in the top 38% of high schools statewide, Dolgeville Elementary School appears to be struggling, with lower test scores and a 1-star rating from SchoolDigger.
James A Green Junior-Senior High School boasts a 84.3% four-year graduation rate, which exceeds the state average, and students perform well on Regents exams, with proficiency rates surpassing the state average in subjects like Chemistry, Algebra II, and Living Environment. In contrast, Dolgeville Elementary School has seen a decline in its performance over the past three years, with proficiency rates in ELA and Math dropping across multiple grade levels.
The data also reveals a significant funding disparity between the two schools, with James A Green spending $28,293 per student compared to $23,550 per student at Dolgeville Elementary. This difference in spending may be contributing to the performance gap between the schools. Additionally, James A Green has a concerning 31.5% chronic absenteeism rate, which could be impacting student achievement at the high school level.
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