Coalition for Glen Cove

Comparisons with other Nassau school districts

 

Needs

Poverty

Free and reduced lunch

Limited English

Resources

Community wealth

Income per student

Property value per student

School tax as a percentage of property value

School data

Students per teacher

Students per support person

Minority teachers

Teachers with Masters degree

Teachers years of service

Percentage of students in non-public schools

Costs

Total per student

NYS share

 

The Combined Wealth Ratio (CWR) compares district wealth to the State average wealth, which is defined as 1.0. A district with a CWR of less than 1.0 has wealth below the State average. Conversely, a district with a CWR of more than 1.0 has wealth above the State average. The CWR is calculated as follows: (0.5 multiplied by the Pupil Wealth Ratio) + (0.5 multiplied by the Alternate Pupil Wealth Ratio). The Pupil Wealth Ratio is equal to the actual value of property in 1998 divided by a weighted pupil count. The Alternate Pupil Wealth Ratio is equal to the 1998 Adjusted Gross Income of a district divided by a weighted pupil count.