NEW HOPE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL in Henderson, NC

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City-data.com school rating (using weighted 2006 test average as compared to other schools in North Carolina) from 0 (worst) to 100 (best) is 35.

Address:

10199 NC 39 Hwy N
Henderson, NC 27537

Principal: Smith Oddis
Phone (make sure to verify first before calling): (252) 438-6549
Fax (make sure to verify first): (252) 438-7389
E-mail:
Homepage: www.vcs.k12.nc.us/newhope
Agency: Vance County Schools
Grade span: PK - 5

School type: Regular school
School level: Primary School

ABCs of Public Education
AYP Read Grade 10
AYP Math Grade 10

ABCs of Public Education
Expected Grow: No

High Grow: No

Change Ratio: 1.11

ABC Average Grow: No

AYP Read Grade 10

Percent Tested All Students:

Here:	100.0%
State average from 1835 schools:	99.8%

Percent Tested Black:

Here:	100.0%
State average from 1138 schools:	99.6%

Percent Tested Economically Disadvantaged:

Here:	100.0%
State average from 1687 schools:	99.6%

Percent Proficient All Students:

Here:	46.4%
State average from 1869 schools:	64.7%

Percent Proficient Black:

Here:	42.0%
State average from 1088 schools:	47.3%

Percent Proficient Economically Disadvantaged:

Here:	44.4%
State average from 1661 schools:	53.2%

Number Of Students Tested All Students: 105
Number Of Students Tested Black: 86
Number Of Students Tested Hispanic: 4
Number Of Students Tested Multi-Racial: 1
Number Of Students Tested White: 14
Number Of Students Tested Limited English Proficiency: 1
Number Of Students Tested With Disabilities: 9

Other Academic Indicator Attendance Met All Students: Met
Other Academic Indicator Attendance Met Black: Met

Number Of Students All Students: 105
Number Of Students Black: 86
Number Of Students Hispanic: 4
Number Of Students Multi-Racial: 1
Number Of Students White: 14
Number Of Students Limited English Proficiency: 1
Number Of Students With Disabilities: 9

Number Of Tested Students (Full Academic Year) All Students: 97
Number Of Tested Students (Full Academic Year) Black: 81
Number Of Tested Students (Full Academic Year) Hispanic: 4
Number Of Tested Students (Full Academic Year) Multi-Racial: 1
Number Of Tested Students (Full Academic Year) White: 11
Number Of Tested Students (Full Academic Year) Limited English Proficiency: 1
Number Of Tested Students (Full Academic Year) With Disabilities: 8

Percent Proficient With Growth All Students:

Here:	51.5%
State average from 1869 schools:	68.9%

Percent Proficient With Growth Black:

Here:	48.1%
State average from 1088 schools:	51.3%

Met AYP Proficiency Goal All Students: Not Met
Met AYP Proficiency Goal Black: Not Met

Number Of Students Included In Growth All Students: 96
Number Of Students Included In Growth Black: 80
Number Of Students Included In Growth Hispanic: 4
Number Of Students Included In Growth Multi-Racial: 1
Number Of Students Included In Growth White: 11
Number Of Students Included In Growth Limited English Proficiency: 1
Number Of Students Included In Growth With Disabilities: 7

Percent Met Growth Expectation All Students: 42.7
Percent Met Growth Expectation Black: 41.3

Other Academic Indicator Attendance Percent All Students:

Here:	96.8%
State average from 1812 schools:	95.4%

Other Academic Indicator Attendance Percent Black:

Here:	97.0%
State average from 1083 schools:	95.4%

Number Of Students Economically Disadvantaged: 89
Number Of Students Tested Economically Disadvantaged: 89

Number Of Tested Students (Full Academic Year) Economically Disadvantaged: 81

Percent Proficient With Growth Economically Disadvantaged:

Here:	49.4%
State average from 1661 schools:	57.1%

Met AYP Proficiency Goal Economically Disadvantaged: Not Met

Number Of Students Included In Growth Economically Disadvantaged: 80

Percent Met Growth Expectation Economically Disadvantaged: 40.0

Other Academic Indicator Attendance Percent Economically Disadvantaged:

Here:	96.7%
State average from 1655 schools:	94.7%

Other Academic Indicator Attendance Met Economically Disadvantaged: Met

AYP Math Grade 10

Percent Tested All Students:

Here:	100.0%
State average from 1835 schools:	99.8%

Percent Tested Black:

This school:	100.0%
State average from 1138 schools:	99.6%

Percent Tested Economically Disadvantaged:

Here:	100.0%
State average from 1691 schools:	99.6%

Percent Proficient All Students:

Here:	83.5%
State average from 1869 schools:	76.9%

Percent Proficient Black:

Here:	80.2%
State average from 1088 schools:	76.3%

Percent Proficient Economically Disadvantaged:

Here:	81.5%
State average from 1665 schools:	77.6%

Here:	85.6%
State average from 1869 schools:	77.7%

Percent Proficient With Growth Black:

Here:	82.7%
State average from 1088 schools:	77.1%

Met AYP Proficiency Goal All Students: Met
Met AYP Proficiency Goal Black: Met

Number Of Students Included In Growth All Students: 97
Number Of Students Included In Growth Black: 81
Number Of Students Included In Growth Hispanic: 4
Number Of Students Included In Growth Multi-Racial: 1
Number Of Students Included In Growth White: 11
Number Of Students Included In Growth Limited English Proficiency: 1
Number Of Students Included In Growth With Disabilities: 8

Percent Met Growth Expectation All Students: 52.6
Percent Met Growth Expectation Black: 50.6

Other Academic Indicator Attendance Percent All Students:

New Hope Elementary:	96.8%
State average from 1812 schools:	95.4%

Other Academic Indicator Attendance Percent Black:

Here:	97.0%
State average from 1081 schools:	95.4%

New Hope Elementary:	84.0%
State average from 1665 schools:	78.6%

Met AYP Proficiency Goal Economically Disadvantaged: Met

Number Of Students Included In Growth Economically Disadvantaged: 81

Percent Met Growth Expectation Economically Disadvantaged: 54.3

Other Academic Indicator Attendance Percent Economically Disadvantaged:

New Hope Elementary:	96.7%
State average from 1657 schools:	94.7%

Other Academic Indicator Attendance Met Economically Disadvantaged: Met

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