MONROE WOODBURY MIDDLE SCHOOL in Central Valley, 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 79.
(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:

199 DUNDERBERG RD
Central Valley, NY 10917

Phone in 2006 (make sure to verify first before calling): (845) 460-6400
Name of school district : MONROE-WOODBURY CSD
Name of county : ORANGE
School principal name : ELSIE RODRIGUEZ
Range of grades from low to high : 6-8

Number of full-time principals : 1
Number of full-time assistant principals : 3
Number of full-time professional staff other than teachers, principals, and asst principals : 9
Number of full-time teachers : 125
Number of part-time teachers : 4
Number of part-time professional staff other than teachers, principals, and asst principals : 1

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 Asian or Pacific Islander: YES

Total enrollment in grade 6:	593

Total enrollment in grade 7:	592

Total enrollment in grade 8:	567

Total enrollment in MONROE WOODBURY MIDDLE SCHOOL:	1752
State average for 274 schools with this grade range:	655.9

Attendance rate in 2005:	96%
State average for schools with this grade range:	95%

Student suspension count total : 59

Suspensions per 100 students:	3.4
State average for schools with this grade range:	8.0

English Language Arts test performance in 2006 for 6th grade students

All Students:	676 (585 tested)
State average from 2697 schools:	653

Female students:	680 (262 tested)
State average from 2648 schools:	658

Male students:	673 (323 tested)
State average from 2650 schools:	650

Black or African American students:	657 (31 tested)
State average from 1259 schools:	642

Hispanic or Latino students:	668 (69 tested)
State average from 1134 schools:	645

Asian or Pacific Islander students:	698 (30 tested)
State average from 576 schools:	674

White students:	677 (455 tested)
State average from 1335 schools:	666

General Education students:	684 (500 tested)
State average from 2317 schools:	660

Students with Disabilities students:	629 (85 tested)
State average from 2249 schools:	615

Economically Disadvantaged students:	651 (50 tested)
State average from 2320 schools:	647

Not Economically Disadvantaged students:	679 (535 tested)
State average from 2444 schools:	652

English Language Arts test performance in 2006 for 7th grade students

All Students:	671 (587 tested)
State average from 2127 schools:	650

Female students:	672 (271 tested)
State average from 2094 schools:	654

Male students:	670 (316 tested)
State average from 2094 schools:	647

Black or African American students:	656 (33 tested)
State average from 1039 schools:	639

Hispanic or Latino students:	665 (71 tested)
State average from 1013 schools:	641

Asian or Pacific Islander students:	697 (30 tested)
State average from 524 schools:	669

White students:	671 (453 tested)
State average from 1150 schools:	661

General Education students:	678 (496 tested)
State average from 1890 schools:	656

Students with Disabilities students:	634 (91 tested)
State average from 1778 schools:	613

Economically Disadvantaged students:	656 (39 tested)
State average from 1912 schools:	643

Not Economically Disadvantaged students:	672 (548 tested)
State average from 1983 schools:	649

English Language Arts test performance in 2006 for 8th grade students

All Students:	673 (564 tested)
State average from 2064 schools:	648

Female students:	678 (269 tested)
State average from 2013 schools:	654

Male students:	670 (295 tested)
State average from 2019 schools:	643

Black or African American students:	664 (30 tested)
State average from 1029 schools:	635

Hispanic or Latino students:	665 (72 tested)
State average from 932 schools:	640

White students:	674 (431 tested)
State average from 1158 schools:	659

Small Group Total students:	689 (31 tested)
State average from 1573 schools:	646

General Education students:	681 (474 tested)
State average from 1843 schools:	654

Students with Disabilities students:	634 (90 tested)
State average from 1776 schools:	610

Economically Disadvantaged students:	653 (46 tested)
State average from 1835 schools:	641

Not Economically Disadvantaged students:	675 (518 tested)
State average from 1906 schools:	647

Mathematics test performance in 2006 for 6th grade students

All Students:	668 (599 tested)
State average from 2702 schools:	654

Female students:	667 (269 tested)
State average from 2656 schools:	654

Male students:	668 (330 tested)
State average from 2659 schools:	654

Black or African American students:	649 (31 tested)
State average from 1268 schools:	641

Hispanic or Latino students:	656 (79 tested)
State average from 1171 schools:	646

Asian or Pacific Islander students:	689 (32 tested)
State average from 603 schools:	682

White students:	670 (457 tested)
State average from 1353 schools:	665

General Education students:	675 (509 tested)
State average from 2326 schools:	659

Students with Disabilities students:	630 (90 tested)
State average from 2252 schools:	620

English Proficient students:	669 (588 tested)
State average from 1953 schools:	654

Limited English Proficient students:	615 (11 tested)
State average from 805 schools:	625

Economically Disadvantaged students:	639 (59 tested)
State average from 2330 schools:	648

Not Economically Disadvantaged students:	671 (540 tested)
State average from 2453 schools:	652

Mathematics test performance in 2006 for 7th grade students

All Students:	663 (596 tested)
State average from 2129 schools:	649

Female students:	661 (273 tested)
State average from 2093 schools:	650

Male students:	665 (323 tested)
State average from 2093 schools:	649

Black or African American students:	654 (33 tested)
State average from 1038 schools:	635

Hispanic or Latino students:	647 (77 tested)
State average from 1031 schools:	639

Asian or Pacific Islander students:	684 (31 tested)
State average from 540 schools:	675

White students:	665 (455 tested)
State average from 1157 schools:	660

General Education students:	669 (502 tested)
State average from 1896 schools:	654

Students with Disabilities students:	632 (94 tested)
State average from 1785 schools:	615

English Proficient students:	664 (589 tested)
State average from 1592 schools:	648

Limited English Proficient students:	626 (7 tested)
State average from 735 schools:	618

Economically Disadvantaged students:	649 (41 tested)
State average from 1918 schools:	643

Not Economically Disadvantaged students:	664 (555 tested)
State average from 1984 schools:	647

Mathematics test performance in 2006 for 8th grade students in MONROE WOODBURY MIDDLE SCHOOL

All Students:	664 (572 tested)
State average from 2067 schools:	649

Female students:	665 (274 tested)
State average from 2013 schools:	651

Male students:	663 (298 tested)
State average from 2017 schools:	648

Black or African American students:	650 (30 tested)
State average from 1041 schools:	634

Hispanic or Latino students:	650 (77 tested)
State average from 963 schools:	639

White students:	666 (434 tested)
State average from 1158 schools:	660

Small Group Total students:	685 (31 tested)
State average from 1557 schools:	647

General Education students:	671 (480 tested)
State average from 1855 schools:	654

Students with Disabilities students:	629 (92 tested)
State average from 1775 schools:	615

English Proficient students:	665 (565 tested)
State average from 1546 schools:	648

Limited English Proficient students:	627 (7 tested)
State average from 660 schools:	620

Economically Disadvantaged students:	647 (52 tested)
State average from 1832 schools:	643

Not Economically Disadvantaged students:	666 (520 tested)
State average from 1900 schools:	647

Science test performance in 2006 for 8th grade students

All Students:	76 (468 tested)
State average from 2026 schools:	68

Female students:	74 (218 tested)
State average from 1977 schools:	68

Male students:	77 (250 tested)
State average from 1980 schools:	69

Black or African American students:	73 (30 tested)
State average from 992 schools:	61

Hispanic or Latino students:	70 (71 tested)
State average from 915 schools:	62

White students:	77 (352 tested)
State average from 1127 schools:	74

Small Group Total students:	76 (15 tested)
State average from 1530 schools:	68

General Education students:	78 (376 tested)
State average from 1817 schools:	70

Students with Disabilities students:	66 (92 tested)
State average from 1744 schools:	58

English Proficient students:	76 (461 tested)
State average from 1536 schools:	68

Limited English Proficient students:	61 (7 tested)
State average from 650 schools:	50

Economically Disadvantaged students:	68 (46 tested)
State average from 1787 schools:	66

Not Economically Disadvantaged students:	77 (422 tested)
State average from 1860 schools:	68

Social Studies test performance in 2006 for 8th grade students

All Students:	75 (573 tested)
State average from 2040 schools:	62

Female students:	75 (275 tested)
State average from 1993 schools:	62

Male students:	75 (298 tested)
State average from 1997 schools:	62

Black or African American students:	70 (30 tested)
State average from 1009 schools:	58

Hispanic or Latino students:	68 (77 tested)
State average from 926 schools:	58

White students:	76 (435 tested)
State average from 1150 schools:	68

Small Group Total students:	83 (31 tested)
State average from 1534 schools:	61

General Education students:	78 (481 tested)
State average from 1812 schools:	64

Students with Disabilities students:	61 (92 tested)
State average from 1729 schools:	51

English Proficient students:	75 (566 tested)
State average from 1532 schools:	62

Limited English Proficient students:	54 (7 tested)
State average from 637 schools:	48

Economically Disadvantaged students:	67 (52 tested)
State average from 1813 schools:	59

Not Economically Disadvantaged students:	76 (521 tested)
State average from 1884 schools:	62

Regents test results in 2006
103 students tested in Regents Physical Setting: Earth Science (All Students)

Number of tested students scoring between 55 and 100:	100.0%
State average from 1212 schools:	86.8%

Number of tested students scoring between 65 and 100:	100.0%
State average:	76.8%

Number of tested students scoring between 65 and 100:	90.3%
State average:	36.0%

103 students tested in Regents Physical Setting: Earth Science (General Education)

Number of tested students scoring between 55 and 100:	100.0%
State average from 949 schools:	88.8%

Number of tested students scoring between 65 and 100:	100.0%
State average:	79.5%

Number of tested students scoring between 65 and 100:	90.3%
State average:	38.1%