Summary:
The Freeport Union Free School District in New York operates 8 schools, including 5 elementary schools, 2 middle schools, and 1 high school. The district serves a predominantly low-income student population, with free or reduced-price lunch eligibility ranging from 57.8% to 68.71% across the schools.
Among the elementary schools, Leo F Giblyn School and Bayview Avenue School stand out for their consistently strong performance on ELA and math proficiency tests, exceeding district and state averages. New Visions Elementary School is another top-performing elementary school, with particularly high proficiency rates in 4th grade math. In contrast, the district's middle schools, John W Dodd Middle School and Caroline G Atkinson School, struggle to meet state averages on ELA and math assessments.
At the high school level, Freeport High School has a mixed performance, with some Regents exam subjects scoring well above state averages, while others fall significantly below. Despite spending over $29,000 per student, the high school's academic results indicate the need for the district to re-evaluate its curriculum and instructional practices at the secondary level.
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