The New York State Education Department announced last week that School 2 has shown “demonstrable improvement” in the 2018-2019 school year. The school showed progress in nearly all performance indicators and will continue to operate with Superintendent John Carmello as the receiver during the 2019-2020 school year.
Troy City School District’s robust technology program is getting noticed in the media, by other school districts and, now, by the New York State Department of Education (NYSED). Troy CSD was featured in their most recent Ed Tech Innovators newsletter for our STEAM Days and technology integration into math and ELA. Check out the article by clicking the link above.
With 296 graduates, Troy High School’s 2018 graduation rate is at 88 percent, up one percentage point from 2017. Troy High School is also five percentage points above the statewide graduation rate, and 15 percentage points above the statewide average for urban-suburban high needs districts.