Summary:
The Ogdensburg City School District in New York is home to two elementary schools, John F. Kennedy School and Madill School, which serve students from grades K-6.
Based on the available data, the Madill School appears to be the standout elementary school in the district. Madill School consistently outperforms the district and state averages on standardized tests in English Language Arts (ELA) and Math, with 64.71% of 3rd graders proficient or better in ELA compared to 56.04% for the district and 54.15% for the state. Additionally, Madill School has a higher statewide ranking, placing 1105th out of 2445 New York elementary schools, compared to 1316th for John F. Kennedy School. Madill School also has a higher SchoolDigger rating of 3 stars out of 5, while John F. Kennedy School has a 2-star rating.
Both schools have relatively high rates of free and reduced lunch recipients, with John F. Kennedy School at 46.75% and Madill School at 45.71% in 2023-2024. Despite the higher spending per student at Madill School ($35,147 compared to $33,826 at John F. Kennedy School), Madill has a higher student-teacher ratio of 10.8 students per teacher, compared to 9.5 students per teacher at John F. Kennedy School. This suggests a need for more teaching staff to support the student population at Madill School.
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