Woodstock School District

The Woodstock School District in Connecticut consists of two schools: Woodstock Elementary School and Woodstock Middle School. While both schools serve a predominantly white student population from a relatively affluent community, the data reveals that Woodstock Middle School is the standout performer in the district.

Woodstock Middle School consistently outperforms Woodstock Elementary School and the state averages in English Language Arts and Mathematics proficiency, as well as in Science (NGSS) assessments. The middle school has maintained a 3-star rating from SchoolDigger for the past 3 school years, while the elementary school has a 2-star rating. Additionally, Woodstock Middle School ranks 113 out of 250 Connecticut middle schools, while Woodstock Elementary School ranks 245 out of 497 Connecticut elementary schools.

The data also shows that Woodstock Middle School has a lower student-teacher ratio of 11.3:1 compared to 14:1 at the elementary school, which may contribute to the stronger academic performance. However, the elementary school has a higher spending per student of $13,783, compared to $13,013 at the middle school, which is an interesting finding that warrants further investigation. Overall, the Woodstock School District appears to be serving a relatively affluent community, with free/reduced lunch rates around 20% at both schools.