CLAREMONT SCHOOL in Ossining, NY

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City-data.com school rating (weighted overall 2006 test average compared to other schools in New York) from 0 (worst) to 100 (best) is 54.
(Our score takes into account sex and racial score differences and it is weighed according to the number of students taking the test)

Street address:

CLAREMONT RD
Ossining, NY 10562

Phone in 2006 (make sure to verify first before calling): (914) 762-5830
Name of school district : OSSINING UFSD
Name of county : WESTCHESTER
School principal name : TIMOTHY GEMBKA
Range of grades from low to high : 4-5, UE

Number of full-time principals : 1
Number of full-time assistant principals : 1
Number of full-time professional staff other than teachers, principals, and asst principals : 3
Number of full-time teachers : 44

Adequate Yearly Progress (AYP) outcome in 2005-2006 for All Students: YES
AYP outcome for Black or African American: YES
AYP outcome for White: YES
AYP outcome for Economically Disadvantaged: YES
AYP outcome for Students with Disabilities: YES
AYP outcome for Hispanic or Latino: YES
AYP outcome for Limited English Proficient: YES
AYP outcome for Asian or Pacific Islander: YES

Total enrollment in grade 4:	283

Total enrollment in grade 5:	296

Total ungraded elementary enrollment:	1

Total enrollment in CLAREMONT SCHOOL:	580
State average for 5 schools with this grade range:	464.8

Attendance rate in 2005:	95%
State average for schools with this grade range:	95%

Student suspension count total : 9

Suspensions per 100 students:	1.6
State average for schools with this grade range:	1.0

English Language Arts test performance in 2006 for 4th grade students in CLAREMONT SCHOOL

All Students:	663 (257 tested)
State average from 4614 schools:	664

Female students:	668 (110 tested)
State average from 4508 schools:	670

Male students:	659 (147 tested)
State average from 4516 schools:	661

Black or African American students:	642 (43 tested)
State average from 1565 schools:	651

Hispanic or Latino students:	648 (88 tested)
State average from 1659 schools:	656

Asian or Pacific Islander students:	681 (19 tested)
State average from 824 schools:	684

White students:	679 (107 tested)
State average from 2548 schools:	673

General Education students:	671 (223 tested)
State average from 3843 schools:	672

Students with Disabilities students:	604 (34 tested)
State average from 3756 schools:	625

English Proficient students:	665 (248 tested)
State average from 3263 schools:	666

Economically Disadvantaged students:	644 (102 tested)
State average from 3768 schools:	657

Not Economically Disadvantaged students:	675 (155 tested)
State average from 4004 schools:	662

Limited English Proficient students:	589 (9 tested)
State average from 445 schools:	626

English Language Arts test performance in 2006 for 5th grade students

All Students:	669 (280 tested)
State average from 4552 schools:	662

Female students:	676 (137 tested)
State average from 4432 schools:	665

Male students:	661 (143 tested)
State average from 4440 schools:	660

Black or African American students:	632 (41 tested)
State average from 1621 schools:	648

Hispanic or Latino students:	655 (86 tested)
State average from 1685 schools:	652

Asian or Pacific Islander students:	665 (14 tested)
State average from 835 schools:	681

White students:	688 (139 tested)
State average from 2454 schools:	672

General Education students:	677 (238 tested)
State average from 3823 schools:	668

Students with Disabilities students:	619 (42 tested)
State average from 3759 schools:	626

English Proficient students:	670 (275 tested)
State average from 3221 schools:	663

Economically Disadvantaged students:	645 (94 tested)
State average from 3693 schools:	654

Not Economically Disadvantaged students:	681 (186 tested)
State average from 3941 schools:	660

Limited English Proficient students:	580 (5 tested)
State average from 692 schools:	619

Mathematics test performance in 2006 for 4th grade students in CLAREMONT SCHOOL

All Students:	671 (268 tested)
State average from 4620 schools:	676

Female students:	670 (117 tested)
State average from 4512 schools:	675

Male students:	672 (151 tested)
State average from 4522 schools:	678

Black or African American students:	646 (44 tested)
State average from 1601 schools:	661

Hispanic or Latino students:	658 (99 tested)
State average from 1749 schools:	665

Asian or Pacific Islander students:	694 (19 tested)
State average from 917 schools:	701

White students:	690 (106 tested)
State average from 2595 schools:	685

General Education students:	681 (230 tested)
State average from 3895 schools:	682

Students with Disabilities students:	612 (38 tested)
State average from 3812 schools:	644

English Proficient students:	676 (245 tested)
State average from 3372 schools:	675

Economically Disadvantaged students:	654 (112 tested)
State average from 3817 schools:	669

Not Economically Disadvantaged students:	684 (156 tested)
State average from 4057 schools:	674

Limited English Proficient students:	625 (23 tested)
State average from 1433 schools:	647

Mathematics test performance in 2006 for 5th grade students

All Students:	669 (296 tested)
State average from 4554 schools:	665

Female students:	671 (148 tested)
State average from 4442 schools:	665

Male students:	666 (148 tested)
State average from 4448 schools:	666

Black or African American students:	646 (41 tested)
State average from 1639 schools:	649

Hispanic or Latino students:	653 (101 tested)
State average from 1733 schools:	656

Asian or Pacific Islander students:	684 (16 tested)
State average from 867 schools:	693

White students:	685 (138 tested)
State average from 2491 schools:	675

General Education students:	674 (256 tested)
State average from 3850 schools:	670

Students with Disabilities students:	635 (40 tested)
State average from 3778 schools:	634

English Proficient students:	673 (274 tested)
State average from 3298 schools:	665

Economically Disadvantaged students:	648 (107 tested)
State average from 3724 schools:	658

Not Economically Disadvantaged students:	680 (189 tested)
State average from 3971 schools:	664

Limited English Proficient students:	615 (22 tested)
State average from 1299 schools:	638

Science test performance in 2006 for 4th grade students

All Students:	80 (269 tested)
State average from 4601 schools:	81

Female students:	80 (116 tested)
State average from 4507 schools:	81

Male students:	80 (153 tested)
State average from 4515 schools:	81

Black or African American students:	72 (44 tested)
State average from 1600 schools:	75

Hispanic or Latino students:	75 (101 tested)
State average from 1727 schools:	75

Asian or Pacific Islander students:	89 (18 tested)
State average from 916 schools:	84

White students:	87 (106 tested)
State average from 2584 schools:	85

General Education students:	83 (231 tested)
State average from 3886 schools:	82

Students with Disabilities students:	65 (38 tested)
State average from 3791 schools:	72

English Proficient students:	82 (245 tested)
State average from 3359 schools:	81

Economically Disadvantaged students:	74 (115 tested)
State average from 3815 schools:	78

Not Economically Disadvantaged students:	85 (154 tested)
State average from 4057 schools:	80

Limited English Proficient students:	57 (24 tested)
State average from 1429 schools:	65

Social Studies test performance in 2006 for 5th grade students

All Students:	79 (292 tested)
State average from 4421 schools:	77

Female students:	80 (146 tested)
State average from 4377 schools:	77

Male students:	78 (146 tested)
State average from 4385 schools:	77

Black or African American students:	69 (41 tested)
State average from 1570 schools:	71

Hispanic or Latino students:	73 (97 tested)
State average from 1685 schools:	72

Asian or Pacific Islander students:	80 (15 tested)
State average from 862 schools:	81

White students:	85 (139 tested)
State average from 2462 schools:	81

General Education students:	81 (249 tested)
State average from 3809 schools:	78

Students with Disabilities students:	67 (43 tested)
State average from 3676 schools:	67

English Proficient students:	80 (273 tested)
State average from 3191 schools:	78

Economically Disadvantaged students:	71 (102 tested)
State average from 3690 schools:	74

Not Economically Disadvantaged students:	83 (190 tested)
State average from 3916 schools:	76

Limited English Proficient students:	63 (19 tested)
State average from 1248 schools:	59