Summary:
The Warsaw Central School District in New York contains a single middle school, Warsaw Middle School, which serves students in grades 6-8. While the school's overall performance ranks in the 800s out of around 1,500 middle schools in the state, it has some notable strengths and areas for improvement.
Warsaw Middle School's standout metric is its exceptional performance on the Regents Algebra I exam, with a 100% proficiency rate that far exceeds the state average of 56.07%. However, the school's proficiency rates on the New York State Assessments for English Language Arts and Math are generally below the state averages, particularly in 6th and 8th grades. The school's 8th grade Science proficiency rate is slightly above the state average.
Contextual factors may play a role in the school's performance, as it serves a relatively high percentage of students receiving free or reduced-price lunch at 47.5%. Additionally, the school's per-student spending is significantly higher than the state average, and its student-teacher ratio is relatively low at 8.2. These factors suggest the school may be serving a socioeconomically disadvantaged population and focusing on providing individualized attention and support to its students.
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