Summary:
The city of Bath, Pennsylvania is home to two elementary schools, George Wolf Elementary School and Moore Elementary School, both part of the Northampton Area School District. The district is ranked 250 out of 606 school districts in Pennsylvania and has a 3-star rating from SchoolDigger.
Based on the data, both George Wolf Elementary and Moore Elementary appear to be relatively strong performing schools within the district. Moore Elementary stands out as the higher-performing school, with a statewide ranking between 427-636 out of 1,511-1,534 Pennsylvania elementary schools over the past 3 years and a 3-4 star rating from SchoolDigger. In contrast, George Wolf Elementary has a statewide ranking between 713-993 and a 2-3 star rating. Both schools generally perform above the district and state averages in PSSA Math and English Language Arts proficiency, with Moore Elementary particularly excelling in 4th grade PSSA Math and English Language Arts.
The schools also differ in their student demographics and resource allocation. George Wolf Elementary has a higher percentage of free/reduced lunch recipients at 54.82% compared to 38.3% at Moore Elementary. Additionally, Moore Elementary spends $22,730 per student, which is higher than the $20,539 per student spent at George Wolf Elementary, and has a slightly lower student-teacher ratio of 10.8 compared to 11.4 at George Wolf Elementary. These differences in student population and resource allocation may contribute to the schools' relative performance.
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