Students at Levels 1 and 2 fall below the standards, with those at Level 1 having serious deficiencies, and those at Level 2 needing extra help. Students at Levels 3 and 4 meet the standards. Those at Level 3 are on track to meet the state's high school graduation requirements, and those at Level 4 perform at consistently high levels. The black bar shows the percentage of students who scored at Levels 3 or 4. A ranking of schools with more than 10 students tested, based on the percentage scoring at the highest performance level, or lower levels in the case of a tie.
Blanks indicate missing data.
Schools with an asterisk are administered by the New York City Board of Education, rather than by a local school district and are not included in district totals. The data was provided by the Board of Education. Privacy Information Stay connected to the news that interests you with free e-mail alerts from The New York Times.