The
New York State School Report Card
For School Year 2002-2003
The school and district data reported on this Web Site were submitted by local school district officials. School superintendents were provided with an opportunity to review and correct summary reports based upon this data. The data reported on this Web Site, therefore, reflect information, including any local corrections, received by the Department by its reporting deadline. It is possible that district officials have notified the Department of errors in the data that they previously reported after the deadline. Therefore, interested individuals should contact the district to be sure that they have the latest data available.
These reports are produced to inform the people of New York State about the recent performance of public schools. We hope that these reports are used in constructive conversations which lead to improved education for all children in the State.
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If you know the county and the school, but not the district, you may use a list of schools within a county. This relatively small school list is available from the list of school districts in a county.
Only if you do not know the name of the school district and you do not know the county name should you use the alphabetical list of school names.
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This page was last updated on
February 22, 2005.
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