Best Schools in New York, MO
New York, MO has 11 public schools (4 high, 1 middle, 6 elementary) serving 1,208 students. On average they score 50% on state proficiency tests against a projected 33%, so schools in New York greatly exceed expectations. Rankings below compare each school’s actual results with the projection for its socioeconomic context.
Best High Schools in New York, MO
The top high schools in New York, ranked by actual test performance against the projection for each school’s socioeconomic context.
1. Polo High
SchoolGrade
Actual Test Scores
Projected Test Scores
Polo R-vii • Public • Grades 9 - 12 • 156 Students
2. Braymer High
SchoolGrade
Actual Test Scores
Projected Test Scores
Braymer C-4 • Public • Grades 7 - 12 • 136 Students
3. Penney High
SchoolGrade
Actual Test Scores
Projected Test Scores
Hamilton R-ii • Public • Grades 9 - 12 • 203 Students
4. Breckenridge High
SchoolGrade
Actual Test Scores
Projected Test Scores
Breckenridge R-i • Public • Grades 6 - 12 • 27 Students
Best Middle Schools in New York, MO
The top middle schools in New York, ranked by actual test performance against the projection for each school’s socioeconomic context.
1. Hamilton Middle
SchoolGrade
Actual Test Scores
Projected Test Scores
Hamilton R-ii • Public • Grades 6 - 8 • 149 Students
Best Elementary Schools in New York, MO
The top elementary schools in New York, ranked by actual test performance against the projection for each school’s socioeconomic context.
1. Hamilton Elem.
SchoolGrade
Actual Test Scores
Projected Test Scores
Hamilton R-ii • Public • Grades Pre K - 5 • 289 Students
2. Braymer Elem.
SchoolGrade
Actual Test Scores
Projected Test Scores
Braymer C-4 • Public • Grades Pre K - 6 • 115 Students
3. Kingston Elem.
SchoolGrade
Actual Test Scores
Projected Test Scores
Kingston 42 • Public • Grades Pre K - 8 • 33 Students
4. New York Elem.
SchoolGrade
Actual Test Scores
Projected Test Scores
New York R-iv • Public • Grades Pre K - 8 • 23 Students
5. Cowgill Elem.
SchoolGrade
Actual Test Scores
Projected Test Scores
Cowgill R-vi • Public • Grades Pre K - 8 • 45 Students
6. Breckenridge Elem.
SchoolGrade
Actual Test Scores
Projected Test Scores
Breckenridge R-i • Public • Grades Pre K - 5 • 32 Students
Education & Community Snapshot in New York, MO
City-level factors that shape the learning environment around local schools.
Community Factors
New York, MO has a total population of 167 with 23% of that population attending schools. The adult high school graduation rate is 88%, and 16% of adults have a bachelor’s degree or higher.
Students in New York, MO
K-12 Students
High School Graduates
Adults 25+ with HS diplomas
College Graduates
Adults 25+ with a Bachelor’s degree or higher
Demographics statistics provided by Best Neighborhood New York, MO.
Safety
Crime Grades summarize reported incidents per 1,000 residents. Use them as neighborhood context, not a school rating.
Overall Crime Grade
13.04 per 1,000 Residents
Violent Crime Grade
5.33 per 1,000 Residents
Property Crime Grade
7.71 per 1,000 Residents
Crime statistics provided by CrimeGrade in New York, MO.
Connectivity
Connectivity influences learning at home. We summarize internet infrastructure, typical download speed, and a digital connectivity index for New York, MO.
ISP Report Card
Internet Infrastructure Grade
Average Download Speed
Speed Most Residents Can Get
Digital Connectivity Index
ISP Connectivity Demand Report
To read more about these statistics, please visit New York, MO Internet Health Assessment.
Questions About Schools in New York, MO
How many schools are in New York, MO?
New York, MO has 11 public schools: 4 high schools, 1 middle schools and 6 elementary schools, serving 1,208 students in total.
How do schools in New York perform on state tests?
On average, 11 schools in New York score 50% proficient on state assessments. Given the socioeconomic context of their students we project 33%, so on average schools in New York greatly exceed expectations.
How does SchoolGrade rank the best schools in New York?
Every public school gets a SchoolGrade from A+ to F based on the share of students at or above the state proficiency bar. The Impact Grade compares that result with what we would expect given the school’s student and community context, so schools that outperform their circumstances stand out. Schools cannot pay to change a grade. Read the full methodology.
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