Copenhagen Central School

NYSED reports $24,450 per pupil in expenditure for Copenhagen Central School, 2024-25 school year. Part of Copenhagen Central School District. Grades PreK–12 · 473 students · 89% grad rate. New York public school — per-pupil expenditure as reported by NYSED under ESSA, with outcomes and staffing from the NYSED Report Card.

District
Copenhagen Central School District
County
Lewis County
Region
North Country
Grades served
PreK–12
Students enrolled
473
4-Year Graduation Rate
89%
Per-pupil expenditure, 2024-25 school year
$24,450

Per-pupil expenditure, 2024-25 school year

$24,450 per pupil. Per-pupil expenditure as the New York State Education Department (NYSED) reports it in this school's ESSA Financial Transparency Report: total non-excluded expenditures divided by school enrollment. The total combines federal with state and local funds, and includes district-wide spending attributed to the school. NYSED excludes charter school tuition, debt service and certain other spending.

Other published figures for this school can differ: NYSED reports a separate figure for each school year.

Source: NYSED Financial Transparency Report, 2024-25

Average class size by subject, as reported by NYSED

Students per class in each subject or grade NYSED reports for the 2024-25 school year. This is not a student-teacher ratio, and NYSED gives no single average for the whole school.

Algebra I
6 students per class
Algebra II (Common Core)
8 students per class
Biology
6 students per class
Chemistry
16 students per class
Earth Science
12 students per class
ELA III (Common Core)
10 students per class
Language Arts (grade 3)
19 students per class
Language Arts (grade 4)
15 students per class
Language Arts (grade 5)
19 students per class
Language Arts (grade 6)
17 students per class
Language Arts (grade 7)
14 students per class
Language Arts (grade 8)
15 students per class
Mathematics (grade 3)
19 students per class
Mathematics (grade 4)
15 students per class
Mathematics (grade 5)
19 students per class
Mathematics (grade 6)
18 students per class
Mathematics (grade 7)
15 students per class
Mathematics (grade 8)
17 students per class
Physics
12 students per class
Science (grade 5)
19 students per class
Science (grade 8)
21 students per class
U.S. History and Government (Framework)
9 students per class
World History and Geography (New Framework)
9 students per class

Source: NYSED Student and Educator Database, Average Class Size (2024-25)

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