Hammondsport Junior-Senior HS
NYSED reports $36,470 per pupil in expenditure for Hammondsport Junior-Senior HS, 2024-25 school year. Part of Hammondsport Central School District. Grades 7–12 · 193 students · 97% 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
- Hammondsport Central School District
- County
- Steuben County
- Region
- Southern Tier
- Grades served
- 7–12
- Students enrolled
- 193
- 4-Year Graduation Rate
- 97%
- Per-pupil expenditure, 2024-25 school year
- $36,470
Per-pupil expenditure, 2024-25 school year
$36,470 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
- 9 students per class
- Algebra II (Common Core)
- 6 students per class
- Biology
- 11 students per class
- Chemistry
- 19 students per class
- Earth Science
- 12 students per class
- ELA III (Common Core)
- 10 students per class
- Geometry (Common Core)
- 9 students per class
- Language Arts (grade 7)
- 18 students per class
- Language Arts (grade 8)
- 10 students per class
- Mathematics (grade 7)
- 12 students per class
- Mathematics (grade 8)
- 15 students per class
- Science (grade 8)
- 13 students per class
- U.S. History and Government (Framework)
- 11 students per class
- World History and Geography (New Framework)
- 11 students per class
Source: NYSED Student and Educator Database, Average Class Size (2024-25)
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- Hammondsport Central School District budget
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