Schenectady City Schools

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Schenectady City School District Schools School Name City Grade Level County Central Park Middle School Schenectady 6-8 Schenectady County Elmer Avenue School Schenectady PK-5 Schenectady County Hamilton Elementary School Schenectady PK-5 Schenectady County Howe International Magnet School Schenectady K-6 Schenectady County Jessie T. Zoller School Schenectady K-5 Schenectady County Lincoln School Schenectady PK-5 Schenectady County Martin Luther King School Schenectady K-6 Schenectady County Mont Pleasant Middle School Schenectady 6-8 Schenectady County Oneida Middle School Schenectady 6-8 Schenectady County Paige School Schenectady K-5 Schenectady County Pleasant Valley School Schenectady K-5 Schenectady County Schenectady High School Schenectady 9-12 Schenectady County Van Corlaer School Schenectady K-5 Schenectady County Woodlawn School Schenectady PK-5 Schenectady County Yates School Schenectady K-6 Schenectady County Student Enrollment Information Pre-K Kindergarten (Full Day) 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th 10th 11th 12th 123 737 757 690 641 647 687 767 780 728 1025 705 569 515 Total Students: 9371 Attendance Rate: 91% Suspensions: 1776 Year Statistics Compiled: 2005 District teacher data and statistics Superintendent: Eric Ely   Full Time Part Time Principals 19 0 Assistant Principals 4 0 Teachers 688 22 Other Professional Staff 114 24 *Staff data was compiled in 2006 District Administrative Salaries Title Salary Benefits Other Total Compensation Superintendent Of Schools $128,000 $21,372 $2,700 $152,072 Assistant Superintendent $109,000 $20,316 $2,000 $131,316 Assistant Superintendent $109,000 $20,316 $2,000 $131,316 Assistant Supt. - Business $109,000 $20,316 $2,000 $131,316 High School Principal $104,582 $0 $0 $104,582 Note: Data from the 2004-05 school year. It is a requirement that districts report the salaries of the superintendent; the deputy, assistant or associate superintendents; and other administrators or supervisors paid in excess of $113,000. Adequate Yearly Progress Decisions Sub-Group Name Satisfactory School Year Subject: Elementary / Middle School English Language Arts All Students Yes 2006 Black Or African American Yes 2006 Hispanic Or Latino Yes 2006 Asian Or Pacific Islander Yes 2006 White Yes 2006 Students With Disabilities Yes 2006 Limited English Proficient Yes 2006 Economically Disadvantaged Yes 2006 Subject: Elementary / Middle School Math All Students Yes 2006 Black Or African American Yes 2006 Hispanic Or Latino Yes 2006 Asian Or Pacific Islander Yes 2006 White Yes 2006 Students With Disabilities Yes 2006 Limited English Proficient Yes 2006 Economically Disadvantaged Yes 2006 Subject: Elementary / Middle School Science All Students Yes 2006 Subject: High School English Language Arts All Students Yes 2006 Black Or African American No 2006 Hispanic Or Latino Yes 2006 Asian Or Pacific Islander Yes 2006 White Yes 2006 Students With Disabilities No 2006 Economically Disadvantaged No 2006 Subject: High School Graduation Rate All Students Yes 2006 Black Or African American Yes 2006 Hispanic Or Latino Yes 2006 Asian Or Pacific Islander Yes 2006 White Yes 2006 Students With Disabilities Yes 2006 Economically Disadvantaged Yes 2006 Subject: High School Math All Students Yes 2006 Black Or African American Yes 2006 Hispanic Or Latino No 2006 Asian Or Pacific Islander Yes 2006 White Yes 2006 Students With Disabilities No 2006 Economically Disadvantaged Yes 2006 Regents Results Subject Year # Tested Percent Passing Earth Science 2006 216   63.9% English 2006 511   85.1% French 2006 31   90.3% Global Hist & Geography 2006 637   44.7% Living Environment 2006 618   64.9% Math A 2006 605   76.4% Math B 2006 216   39.8% Chemistry 2006 238   50.0% Physics 2006 65   64.6% Spanish 2006 112   95.5% US History and Govt 2006 599   68.9% Graduation Info Group High School Graduates Regents Diplomas Advanced Regents Diplomas IEP / Local Certificates Year All Students 378 237 (62%) 71 (18%) 18 2006 All Students 345 200 (57%) 62 (17%) 19 2005 All Students 328 163 (49%) 0 (0%) 22 2004 General Education 349 235 (67%) 71 (20%) 0 2006 General Education 312 192 (61%) 62 (19%) 0 2005 General Education 297 159 (53%) 0 (0%) 0 2004 Students With Disabilities 29 2 (06%) 0 (0%) 18 2006 Students With Disabilities 33 8 (24%) 0 (0%) 19 2005 Students With Disabilities 31 4 (12%) 0 (0%) 22 2004 Student Post-Graduation Plans Number of high school students planning to attend 4 year colleges In New York State 125 (33%) Number of high school students planning to attend 4 year colleges Outside of New York State 31 (08%) Number of high school students planning to attend 2 year colleges In New York State 174 (46%) Number of high school students planning to attend 2 year colleges Outside of New York State 0 (0%) Number of high school students planning to attend Post Secondary institutions In New York State 2 (00%) Number of high school students planning to attend Post Secondary institutions Outside of New York State 0 (0%) Number of high school graduates who plan to enroll in the Military 4 (01%) Number of high school graduates who plan to pursue employment 41 (01%) Number of high school graduates with disabilities who plan to attend vocational rehabilitation programs. 0 (0%) Number of high school graduates with a known plan not specified above. 1 (00%) Number of high school graduates whose plans do not fit the above categories or are unknown. 0 (0%) 2005/06 District Expenditure & Revenue Information Unreserved Fund Balance: 4,091,810 State AID Revenue: 63,421,660 Star Revenue: 11,094,676 Total State Revenue (State Aid + Star): 74,516,336 Local Revenue: 44,886,442 Federal Revenue: 16,022,136 Total Revenue (state + local + federal revenues): 135,424,914 Central Administration: 1,054,428 Board of Education: 389,162 Teacher Salaries: 45,858,428 Pupil Personnel Services Instructional Salaries: 1,070,752 Curriculum Development and Support Instructional Salaries: 2,908,896 Boces Instructional Expenditures: 8,214,189 Tuition Paid to other districts (excluding special act districts): 5,302,264 Tuition Not Included in Tuition Above: 0 Other Instructional Salaries: 9,713,623 Other Instructional Expenses: 13,657,733 Community Service: 0 Operations and Maintenance: 7,241,072 Teacher Retirement: 3,333,886 Health: 10,054,375 Other Employee Benefits: 8,995,375 Other Undistributed: 2,270,332 Other: 404,792 SubTotal (total exp minus debt service expenditures (principal & interest) and transportation): 120,469,307   Transportation: 6,329,606 Debt Service-Principle: 3,889,009 Debt Service-Interest: 2,584,715 Total Expenditure: 133,272,637 Duplicated Combined Adjusted Average Daily Membership: 10,215 Revenue Per Pupil: 13,257 Expenditure Per Pupil: 13,047 Actual Value Per Total Wealth Unit (Property Wealth Per Pupil): 130,098 Income Per Total Wealth Pupil Unit: 64,862 Combined Wealth Ratio: 0.46 IE 1 (Instructional Expenditures Excluding Fringe Benefits) as Percent of Total Expenditures: 65.07% Percent that fringe (employee) benefits for the instructional program are of total expenditures: 15.37% Instructional Expenditures (Including Fringe Benefits) as a percent of total expenditures: 80.44% Instructional Expense as a percent of Adjusted Total Expense: 88.48% Local Revenue Effort Rate (Local Revenues Divided by Property Value): 26.25