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Harborside Middle School
Milford
Middle School
Traditional Public School

Size: 630 Students
Grades: 6-8
African American: 4%
Hispanic: 5%
Low-income: 17%
District Per Pupil Spending: $11,097
Contact: (203) 783-3523
Performance Gains
Statewide Grade:   District Rank:1 of 3
Average change in percentage of students within goal range over the course of a year.

This School
 
4
District Average
 
-0
State Average
 
1

Students within Goal Range
Statewide Grade:  District Rank: 1 of 3
Average percentage of students within goal range across all subjects.

This School
 
73%
District Average
 
67%
State Average
 
63%
Subgroups within Goal Range
Statewide Grade:  District Rank: 1 of 3
Average percentage of students within goal range across all subjects.
African Americans
no score, too few students
Hispanics
no score, too few students
Low-income students
 
58%

Gap between Subgroups
Statewide Grade:  District Rank: 1 of 2
Average difference in percentage of student subgroups within goal range.(shorter bars are better)

This School
 
19
District Average
 
21
State Average
 
43

Details
Students within Goal Range
Percentage of students within goal range.
                 Reading
This School
 
80%
District Average
 
72%
State Average
 
65%


                 Writing
This School
 
77%
District Average
 
66%
State Average
 
63%


                 Math
This School
 
67%
District Average
 
61%
State Average
 
61%

Gap between Subgroups
Average difference in percentage of student subgroups within goal range. (shorter bars are better)

                 Low-Income / Non-Low Income Gap
This School
 
19
District Average
 
24
State Average
 
43


                 African American / White Gap
This School
no score, too few students
District Average
 
24
State Average
 
43


                 Hispanic / White Gap
This School
no score, too few students
District Average
 
16
State Average
 
43