Monroe NY News

Of the 4,108 students in Orleans County who took the 2022-23 Mathematics test, 32.9% met expectations and 9.6% did better than expected, according to the New York State Education Department.

In total, 42.5% of Orleans County students met or exceeded expectations, marking a 6.4% increase from the previous school year's results.

Within the county, Kendall Junior-Senior High School students performed the best in Mathematics, with 69% of them considered proficient in the subject. Meanwhile, Ronald L. Sodoma Elementary School students fared the worst, with only 26% passing the test.

The state registered an overall proficiency rate of 49.6% of students who met or exceeded expectations.

A recent study by Scholaroo ranked New York's education system among the best in the U.S., and place it as the second best in terms of school quality.

Currently, the state has the highest per-pupil spending in the nation at $33,440, or a total of $84.7 billion annually.

School	Students who met standards (%)	Students who exceed standards (%)	Total Enrollment
Kendall Junior-Senior High School	47%	22%	325
Kendall Elementary School	50%	16%	355
L. A. Webber Middle-High School	37%	27%	235
Kendall Junior-Senior High School	47%	16%	325
Holley Junior Senior High School	41%	15%	423
Kendall Elementary School	37%	17%	355
L. A. Webber Middle-High School	39%	14%	235
Carl I. Bergerson Middle School	45%	7%	402
Holley Elementary School	42%	10%	543
Lyndonville Elementary School	39%	12%	358
Lyndonville Elementary School	36%	11%	358
Holley Elementary School	32%	13%	543
Medina Junior-Senior High School	35%	7%	614
Ronald L. Sodoma Elementary School	34%	8%	821
Holley Junior Senior High School	31%	9%	423
Medina Junior-Senior High School	27%	10%	614
Clifford Wise Intermediate School	28%	6%	395
Clifford Wise Intermediate School	21%	7%	395
Carl I. Bergerson Middle School	22%	5%	402
Ronald L. Sodoma Elementary School	22%	4%	821