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SARANAC ELEMENTARY SCHOOL in Saranac, 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 46.
(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:
18 PICKETTS CRNRS RD
Saranac, NY 12981

Phone in 2006 (make sure to verify first before calling): (518) 565-5900
Name of school district : SARANAC CSD
Name of county : CLINTON
School principal name : MARGUERITE TAMER
Range of grades from low to high : K-6

Number of full-time principals : 1
Number of full-time professional staff other than teachers, principals, and asst principals : 2
Number of full-time teachers : 24

Adequate Yearly Progress (AYP) outcome in 2005-2006 for All Students: YES
AYP outcome for White: YES
AYP outcome for Economically Disadvantaged: YES
AYP outcome for Students with Disabilities: YES

Total full-day kindergarten enrollment:  34
Total enrollment in grade 1:  43
Total enrollment in grade 2:  24
Total enrollment in grade 3:  55
Total enrollment in grade 4:  49
Total enrollment in grade 5:  52
Total enrollment in grade 6:  55
Total enrollment in SARANAC ELEMENTARY SCHOOL:  312
State average for 195 schools with this grade range:  460.8

Attendance rate in 2005:  96%
State average for schools with this grade range:  94%

Student suspension count total : 3
Suspensions per 100 students:  1.0
State average for schools with this grade range:  3.7


English Language Arts test performance in 2006 for 3rd grade students in SARANAC ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
All Students:  656 (50 tested)
State average from 2547 schools:  669
Female students:  668 (25 tested)
State average from 2517 schools:  674
Male students:  644 (25 tested)
State average from 2520 schools:  664
General Education students:  677 (32 tested)
State average from 2010 schools:  674
Students with Disabilities students:  620 (18 tested)
State average from 1914 schools:  630
Economically Disadvantaged students:  622 (19 tested)
State average from 2083 schools:  660
Not Economically Disadvantaged students:  677 (31 tested)
State average from 2229 schools:  667

English Language Arts test performance in 2006 for 4th grade students
All Students:  656 (48 tested)
State average from 2528 schools:  664
Female students:  660 (24 tested)
State average from 2470 schools:  670
Male students:  652 (24 tested)
State average from 2474 schools:  661
General Education students:  678 (32 tested)
State average from 2096 schools:  671
Students with Disabilities students:  612 (16 tested)
State average from 2035 schools:  624
Economically Disadvantaged students:  633 (15 tested)
State average from 2063 schools:  656
Not Economically Disadvantaged students:  667 (33 tested)
State average from 2201 schools:  663

English Language Arts test performance in 2006 for 5th grade students
All Students:  652 (55 tested)
State average from 2490 schools:  661
Female students:  650 (23 tested)
State average from 2424 schools:  665
Male students:  653 (32 tested)
State average from 2428 schools:  660
General Education students:  677 (38 tested)
State average from 2080 schools:  668
Students with Disabilities students:  596 (17 tested)
State average from 2037 schools:  626
Economically Disadvantaged students:  636 (15 tested)
State average from 2014 schools:  654
Not Economically Disadvantaged students:  658 (40 tested)
State average from 2159 schools:  661

English Language Arts test performance in 2006 for 6th grade students
All Students:  653 (56 tested)
State average from 1668 schools:  654
Female students:  657 (27 tested)
State average from 1637 schools:  659
Male students:  649 (29 tested)
State average from 1639 schools:  651
General Education students:  669 (41 tested)
State average from 1437 schools:  661
Students with Disabilities students:  609 (15 tested)
State average from 1399 schools:  615
Economically Disadvantaged students:  635 (21 tested)
State average from 1440 schools:  646
Not Economically Disadvantaged students:  664 (35 tested)
State average from 1524 schools:  654

Mathematics test performance in 2006 for 3rd grade students in SARANAC ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
All Students:  672 (50 tested)
State average from 2545 schools:  677
Female students:  683 (25 tested)
State average from 2517 schools:  678
Male students:  662 (25 tested)
State average from 2519 schools:  677
General Education students:  689 (32 tested)
State average from 2067 schools:  681
Students with Disabilities students:  642 (18 tested)
State average from 1969 schools:  650
Economically Disadvantaged students:  645 (19 tested)
State average from 2128 schools:  670
Not Economically Disadvantaged students:  689 (31 tested)
State average from 2272 schools:  676

Mathematics test performance in 2006 for 4th grade students
All Students:  665 (49 tested)
State average from 2534 schools:  676
Female students:  663 (24 tested)
State average from 2473 schools:  675
Male students:  667 (25 tested)
State average from 2478 schools:  678
General Education students:  680 (33 tested)
State average from 2126 schools:  681
Students with Disabilities students:  636 (16 tested)
State average from 2068 schools:  643
Economically Disadvantaged students:  645 (16 tested)
State average from 2089 schools:  668
Not Economically Disadvantaged students:  675 (33 tested)
State average from 2229 schools:  674

Mathematics test performance in 2006 for 5th grade students
All Students:  667 (56 tested)
State average from 2490 schools:  664
Female students:  669 (24 tested)
State average from 2429 schools:  664
Male students:  665 (32 tested)
State average from 2432 schools:  666
General Education students:  689 (39 tested)
State average from 2097 schools:  670
Students with Disabilities students:  616 (17 tested)
State average from 2046 schools:  634
Economically Disadvantaged students:  647 (15 tested)
State average from 2030 schools:  657
Not Economically Disadvantaged students:  674 (41 tested)
State average from 2175 schools:  664

Mathematics test performance in 2006 for 6th grade students
All Students:  651 (56 tested)
State average from 1671 schools:  654
Female students:  660 (27 tested)
State average from 1642 schools:  654
Male students:  643 (29 tested)
State average from 1645 schools:  655
General Education students:  668 (41 tested)
State average from 1443 schools:  660
Students with Disabilities students:  604 (15 tested)
State average from 1401 schools:  620
Economically Disadvantaged students:  633 (21 tested)
State average from 1448 schools:  647
Not Economically Disadvantaged students:  661 (35 tested)
State average from 1531 schools:  654

Science test performance in 2006 for 4th grade students
All Students:  85 (49 tested)
State average from 2522 schools:  81
Female students:  84 (24 tested)
State average from 2469 schools:  81
Male students:  85 (25 tested)
State average from 2473 schools:  81
General Education students:  88 (33 tested)
State average from 2121 schools:  82
Students with Disabilities students:  77 (16 tested)
State average from 2057 schools:  72
Economically Disadvantaged students:  77 (16 tested)
State average from 2086 schools:  78
Not Economically Disadvantaged students:  88 (33 tested)
State average from 2228 schools:  80

Social Studies test performance in 2006 for 5th grade students in SARANAC ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
All Students:  76 (54 tested)
State average from 2404 schools:  77
Female students:  76 (23 tested)
State average from 2382 schools:  78
Male students:  77 (31 tested)
State average from 2386 schools:  77
General Education students:  80 (38 tested)
State average from 2058 schools:  79
Students with Disabilities students:  68 (16 tested)
State average from 1987 schools:  67
Economically Disadvantaged students:  72 (13 tested)
State average from 2012 schools:  74
Not Economically Disadvantaged students:  78 (41 tested)
State average from 2133 schools:  76

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