P.S. 261 PHILIP LIVINGSTON SCHOOL in BROOKLYN, 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 41.
(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:

314 PACIFIC ST
BROOKLYN, NY 11201

Phone in 2006 (make sure to verify first before calling): (718) 330-9275
Name of school district : NYC GEOG DIST 15
Name of county : KINGS
School principal name : ZIPPORIAH MILLS
Range of grades from low to high : PK-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 : 6
Number of full-time teachers : 56
Number of part-time teachers : 6

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

Total pre-kindergarten enrollment:	36

Total full-day kindergarten enrollment:	108

Total enrollment in grade 1:	128

Total enrollment in grade 2:	126

Total enrollment in grade 3:	113

Total enrollment in grade 4:	86

Total enrollment in grade 5:	94

Total ungraded elementary enrollment:	83

Total enrollment in P.S. 261 PHILIP LIVINGSTON SCHOOL:	774
State average for 323 schools with this grade range:	634.7

Attendance rate in 2005:	93%
State average for schools with this grade range:	92%

Student suspension count total : 3

Suspensions per 100 students:	0.4
State average for schools with this grade range:	1.2

English Language Arts test performance in 2006 for 3rd grade students in P.S. 261 PHILIP LIVINGSTON SCHOOL

All Students:	674 (103 tested)
State average from 3487 schools:	668

Female students:	682 (57 tested)
State average from 3444 schools:	673

Male students:	665 (46 tested)
State average from 3447 schools:	664

Black or African American students:	672 (52 tested)
State average from 1215 schools:	653

Hispanic or Latino students:	666 (25 tested)
State average from 1233 schools:	659

White students:	688 (20 tested)
State average from 1886 schools:	677

General Education students:	679 (90 tested)
State average from 2751 schools:	673

Students with Disabilities students:	643 (13 tested)
State average from 2618 schools:	630

Economically Disadvantaged students:	672 (40 tested)
State average from 2815 schools:	660

Not Economically Disadvantaged students:	675 (63 tested)
State average from 3019 schools:	665

Asian or Pacific Islander students:	685 (6 tested)
State average from 549 schools:	688

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

All Students:	663 (91 tested)
State average from 3444 schools:	664

Female students:	667 (51 tested)
State average from 3370 schools:	669

Male students:	659 (40 tested)
State average from 3375 schools:	661

Black or African American students:	661 (41 tested)
State average from 1173 schools:	651

White students:	686 (24 tested)
State average from 1844 schools:	674

Small Group Total students:	645 (26 tested)
State average from 2690 schools:	662

General Education students:	671 (77 tested)
State average from 2871 schools:	671

Students with Disabilities students:	620 (14 tested)
State average from 2779 schools:	625

English Proficient students:	667 (85 tested)
State average from 2446 schools:	666

Economically Disadvantaged students:	657 (32 tested)
State average from 2785 schools:	656

Not Economically Disadvantaged students:	667 (59 tested)
State average from 2981 schools:	662

Limited English Proficient students:	614 (6 tested)
State average from 347 schools:	626

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

All Students:	655 (101 tested)
State average from 3411 schools:	661

Female students:	660 (47 tested)
State average from 3319 schools:	665

Male students:	651 (54 tested)
State average from 3324 schools:	660

Black or African American students:	653 (54 tested)
State average from 1206 schools:	648

Hispanic or Latino students:	649 (29 tested)
State average from 1267 schools:	651

Small Group Total students:	673 (18 tested)
State average from 2690 schools:	659

General Education students:	663 (84 tested)
State average from 2850 schools:	668

Students with Disabilities students:	619 (17 tested)
State average from 2786 schools:	626

Economically Disadvantaged students:	650 (46 tested)
State average from 2734 schools:	654

Not Economically Disadvantaged students:	660 (55 tested)
State average from 2936 schools:	660

Mathematics test performance in 2006 for 3rd grade students

All Students:	674 (112 tested)
State average from 3486 schools:	677

Female students:	678 (60 tested)
State average from 3446 schools:	677

Male students:	669 (52 tested)
State average from 3448 schools:	677

Black or African American students:	670 (53 tested)
State average from 1212 schools:	663

Hispanic or Latino students:	669 (26 tested)
State average from 1306 schools:	669

White students:	685 (27 tested)
State average from 1925 schools:	685

General Education students:	679 (99 tested)
State average from 2837 schools:	680

Students with Disabilities students:	631 (13 tested)
State average from 2702 schools:	649

English Proficient students:	675 (103 tested)
State average from 2623 schools:	677

Limited English Proficient students:	664 (9 tested)
State average from 1192 schools:	655

Economically Disadvantaged students:	675 (49 tested)
State average from 2880 schools:	670

Not Economically Disadvantaged students:	673 (63 tested)
State average from 3082 schools:	675

Asian or Pacific Islander students:	678 (6 tested)
State average from 607 schools:	700

Mathematics test performance in 2006 for 4th grade students

All Students:	657 (95 tested)
State average from 3449 schools:	675

Female students:	662 (51 tested)
State average from 3374 schools:	675

Male students:	652 (44 tested)
State average from 3380 schools:	677

Black or African American students:	659 (40 tested)
State average from 1193 schools:	660

Hispanic or Latino students:	627 (25 tested)
State average from 1324 schools:	664

White students:	680 (25 tested)
State average from 1880 schools:	685

Small Group Total students:	681 (5 tested)
State average from 2655 schools:	673

General Education students:	669 (78 tested)
State average from 2915 schools:	681

Students with Disabilities students:	605 (17 tested)
State average from 2829 schools:	643

English Proficient students:	664 (84 tested)
State average from 2537 schools:	675

Economically Disadvantaged students:	657 (33 tested)
State average from 2821 schools:	668

Not Economically Disadvantaged students:	657 (62 tested)
State average from 3021 schools:	673

Limited English Proficient students:	607 (11 tested)
State average from 1072 schools:	647

Mathematics test performance in 2006 for 5th grade students

All Students:	654 (103 tested)
State average from 3414 schools:	664

Female students:	656 (47 tested)
State average from 3329 schools:	664

Male students:	652 (56 tested)
State average from 3333 schools:	666

Black or African American students:	654 (54 tested)
State average from 1215 schools:	649

Hispanic or Latino students:	645 (29 tested)
State average from 1305 schools:	656

Small Group Total students:	665 (20 tested)
State average from 2692 schools:	661

General Education students:	661 (86 tested)
State average from 2877 schools:	669

Students with Disabilities students:	617 (17 tested)
State average from 2806 schools:	633

English Proficient students:	656 (98 tested)
State average from 2475 schools:	664

Economically Disadvantaged students:	644 (48 tested)
State average from 2755 schools:	657

Not Economically Disadvantaged students:	662 (55 tested)
State average from 2959 schools:	663

Limited English Proficient students:	607 (5 tested)
State average from 953 schools:	637

Science test performance in 2006 for 4th grade students

All Students:	76 (94 tested)
State average from 3436 schools:	80

Female students:	77 (50 tested)
State average from 3370 schools:	80

Male students:	74 (44 tested)
State average from 3375 schools:	81

Black or African American students:	77 (39 tested)
State average from 1189 schools:	75

Hispanic or Latino students:	65 (25 tested)
State average from 1308 schools:	75

White students:	81 (25 tested)
State average from 1874 schools:	85

Small Group Total students:	86 (5 tested)
State average from 2655 schools:	80

General Education students:	80 (77 tested)
State average from 2907 schools:	82

Students with Disabilities students:	54 (17 tested)
State average from 2813 schools:	72

English Proficient students:	79 (83 tested)
State average from 2524 schools:	81

Economically Disadvantaged students:	76 (33 tested)
State average from 2822 schools:	78

Not Economically Disadvantaged students:	76 (61 tested)
State average from 3022 schools:	79

Limited English Proficient students:	52 (11 tested)
State average from 1067 schools:	65

Social Studies test performance in 2006 for 5th grade students

All Students:	71 (102 tested)
State average from 3306 schools:	77

Female students:	72 (47 tested)
State average from 3273 schools:	77

Male students:	69 (55 tested)
State average from 3277 schools:	77

Black or African American students:	70 (54 tested)
State average from 1157 schools:	71

Hispanic or Latino students:	68 (29 tested)
State average from 1258 schools:	71

Small Group Total students:	74 (19 tested)
State average from 2620 schools:	76

General Education students:	73 (85 tested)
State average from 2830 schools:	78

Students with Disabilities students:	60 (17 tested)
State average from 2721 schools:	67

English Proficient students:	72 (97 tested)
State average from 2381 schools:	77

Economically Disadvantaged students:	66 (47 tested)
State average from 2730 schools:	74

Not Economically Disadvantaged students:	74 (55 tested)
State average from 2909 schools:	76

Limited English Proficient students:	49 (5 tested)
State average from 910 schools:	59