Education
Grade 3 Math by Student Subgroup

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Source: New York State Education Department

What does this measure?

The percent of students tested who met or exceeded the state standard on the NYS Grade 3 Math exam, broken down by student subgroup. Student performance is scored from level 1 to 4. The state standard is met by scoring at level 3 or 4 and is considered passing.

Why is this important?

Early development of mathematics concepts provides the basis for mastery of problem solving and computation skills.

How is our region performing?

In 2022, 24% of low-income students, 17% of English language learners, and 11% of students with disabilities in the region passed the Grade 3 math exam, compared to 40% of third-graders overall. Rates for the region were lower than the state for all groups by 10 percentage points or more.

The passing rates for low-income students were highest in Orleans County (34%) and Genesee County (32%) and lowest in Yates County at 19%. The low number of English language learners and students with disabilities in third grade in many of the region's counties prevents any meaningful comparison of results across student groups within these counties.

For the cities in our region, Batavia had the highest rate for low-income students (39%) compared to Canandaigua (20%), Rochester (11%) and Geneva (7%). The Rochester district rates were 9% for English language learners and 6% for students with disabilities.

In our region in 2022, 11% of 3rd-8th graders in the region opted not to take the math exam. Opt-out rates varied by district: In 2022, Spencerport School District had the highest opt-out rate, at 31%, while the Rochester City School District had the lowest rate at 2%.

Notes about the data

Changes in the state's testing program over the last decade impact the comparability of test results year to year; therefore, we do not compare results going back before 2018, when the last major revision took place.

Subgroup data is not published for small groups (fewer than six students) in order to protect the confidentiality of students.

Low-income or economically disadvantaged students are those who participate in, or whose family participates in, economic assistance programs, such as the free or reduced-price lunch programs, Social Security Insurance (SSI), Food Stamps, Foster Care, Refugee Assistance (cash or medical assistance), Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC), Home Energy Assistance Program (HEAP), Safety Net Assistance (SNA), Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA), or Family Assistance: Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF). If one student in a family is identified as low income, all students from that household (economic unit) may be identified as low income.

English Language Learners (ELLs) are those who, by reason of foreign birth or ancestry, speak or understand a language other than English and speak or understand little or no English, and require support in order to become proficient in English. These students are also referred to as Limited English Proficient (LEP).

Students with Disabilities (SWD) means children with a disability, as defined in Education Law; who do not turn 21 before September first; who are entitled to attend public school; who because of mental, physical or emotional reasons, have been identified as having a disability; and who require special services or programs. Students, ages 5-21, who are identified as having a disability, may have autism, deafness, deaf-blindness, emotional disturbance, hearing impairment, learning disability, mental retardation, multiple disabilities, orthopedic impairment, other health impairment, speech or language impairment, traumatic brain injury or visual impairment (including blindness).

Data for this indicator are expected to be released in the third quarter.

Student Performance on Grade 3 Math, 2022
Economically DisadvantagedEnglish Language LearnersStudents with DisabilitiesTotal
NYS36%27%22%48%
Genesee32%0%0%43%
Livingston27%23%16%41%
Monroe22%18%12%41%
Region24%17%11%40%
Surrounding Counties26%10%10%38%
Ontario20%8%9%37%
Orleans34%44%16%42%
Seneca23%44%11%31%
Wayne26%9%9%35%
Wyoming23%4%38%
Yates19%13%34%
NYS (excluding NYC)28%19%16%46%
Regional City School Districts
Batavia School District39%0%51%
Canandaigua School District20%11%36%
Geneva School District7%0%4%19%
Monroe County School Districts
Brighton Central School District28%53%14%55%
Brockport Central School District38%22%4%46%
Rochester Charter Schools24%24%10%28%
Churchville-Chili Central School District23%0%16%44%
East Irondequoit Central School District20%0%10%27%
East Rochester Union Free School District,33%0%50%
Fairport Central School District30%11%12%49%
Gates-Chili Central School District22%6%4%32%
Greece Central School District24%21%10%33%
Hilton Central School District34%8%52%
Honeoye Falls-Lima Central School District50%36%73%
West Irondequoit Central School District39%33%14%61%
Penfield Central School District63%33%33%77%
Pittsford Central School District25%63%46%78%
Rochester School District11%9%6%14%
Rush-Henrietta Central School District51%48%16%62%
Spencerport Central School District33%23%13%47%
Webster Central School District35%35%17%55%
Wheatland-Chili Central School District26%22%42%

Source: New York State Education Department
Notes: Data shows students passing at level 3 or higher. Data is not reported for groups of less than 6 students.




Number of Students Passing Grade 3 Math, 2022
Economically DisadvantagedEnglish Language LearnersStudents with DisabilitiesTotal
NYS32,7965,4965,74675,826
Genesee8200218
Livingston5439187
Monroe769101952,842
Region1,2731081454,296
Surrounding Counties5047501,454
Ontario86313370
Orleans7949165
Seneca344379
Wayne129112307
Wyoming27191
Yates13337
NYS (excluding NYC)12,3761,6482,11743,407
Regional City School Districts
Batavia School District37078
Canandaigua School District17471
Geneva School District80129
Monroe County School Districts
Brighton Central School District12102114
Brockport Central School District362192
Rochester Charter Schools7152131
Churchville-Chili Central School District1904114
East Irondequoit Central School District240248
East Rochester Union Free School District,12031
Fairport Central School District2415178
Gates-Chili Central School District261169
Greece Central School District90128221
Hilton Central School District212147
Honeoye Falls-Lima Central School District12596
West Irondequoit Central School District3532165
Penfield Central School District3333219
Pittsford Central School District4521312
Rochester School District1572616217
Rush-Henrietta Central School District84216227
Spencerport Central School District2732106
Webster Central School District4376292
Wheatland-Chili Central School District5219

Source: New York State Education Department
Notes: Data shows students passing at level 3 or higher. Data is not reported for groups of less than 6 students.




Student Performance on Grade 3 Math, 2013
Economically DisadvantagedEnglish Language LearnersStudents with DisabilitiesTotal
NYS24%14%11%34%
Genesee24%0%13%35%
Livingston23%20%11%37%
Monroe14%7%6%33%
Region17%8%7%33%
Surrounding Counties21%12%8%33%
Ontario19%16%8%37%
Orleans19%14%5%25%
Seneca17%6%25%
Wayne22%6%7%32%
Wyoming28%18%38%
Yates12%0%19%
NYS (excluding NYC)17%9%8%34%
Regional City School Districts
Batavia School District14%5%25%
Canandaigua School District24%10%43%
Geneva School District6%0%0%16%
Monroe County School Districts
Brighton Central School District44%21%59%
Brockport Central School District29%4%41%
Rochester Charter Schools29%63%34%
Churchville-Chili Central School District13%8%36%
East Irondequoit Central School District27%0%0%36%
East Rochester Union Free School District,32%8%43%
Fairport Central School District19%0%16%41%
Gates-Chili Central School District17%14%3%25%
Greece Central School District31%24%11%40%
Hilton Central School District23%5%39%
Honeoye Falls-Lima Central School District12%6%36%
West Irondequoit Central School District22%13%43%
Penfield Central School District55%38%15%74%
Pittsford Central School District33%24%65%
Rochester School District4%1%1%6%
Rush-Henrietta Central School District34%29%5%43%
Spencerport Central School District36%19%52%
Webster Central School District30%16%10%46%
Wheatland-Chili Central School District18%0%29%

Source: New York State Education Department
Notes: Data shows students passing at level 3 or higher. Data is not reported for groups of less than 6 students.




Number of Students Passing Grade 3 Math, 2013
Economically DisadvantagedEnglish Language LearnersStudents with DisabilitiesTotal
NYS26,7422,5783,08067,723
Genesee6009208
Livingston5526209
Monroe51933542,592
Region92941974,107
Surrounding Counties4108431,515
Ontario73310427
Orleans4612106
Seneca24273
Wayne10819347
Wyoming355119
Yates9026
NYS (excluding NYC)8,1085651,26541,053
Regional City School Districts
Batavia School District15147
Canandaigua School District174109
Geneva School District60024
Monroe County School Districts
Brighton Central School District76147
Brockport Central School District311102
Rochester Charter Schools40571
Churchville-Chili Central School District83100
East Irondequoit Central School District240066
East Rochester Union Free School District,12131
Fairport Central School District1408170
Gates-Chili Central School District252177
Greece Central School District10977301
Hilton Central School District181139
Honeoye Falls-Lima Central School District3161
West Irondequoit Central School District132107
Penfield Central School District1732219
Pittsford Central School District77287
Rochester School District8223127
Rush-Henrietta Central School District5462159
Spencerport Central School District224130
Webster Central School District2834282
Wheatland-Chili Central School District4015

Source: New York State Education Department
Notes: Data shows students passing at level 3 or higher. Data is not reported for groups of less than 6 students.







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Prenatal Care 78% 2019 3 1
Increasing
Prenatal Care, by Race/Ethnicity 0 10 Not Applicable*
Babies Born with Low Birth Weights 8.4% 2019 2 1
Increasing
Babies Born with Low Birth Weights, Race/Ethnicity 0 10 Not Applicable*
Infant Mortality Rate 6.9 2017-19 2 0
Maintaining
Infant Mortality Rate, Race/Ethnicity 0 10 Not Applicable*
Children with Elevated Blood Lead Levels 0.8% 2019 2 -1
Decreasing
Children in Poverty 18% 2017-21 3 1
Increasing
Children in Poverty, Race/Ethnicity 2017-21 0 10 Not Applicable*
Single-Parent Families 39% 2017-21 2 1
Increasing
Single-Parent Families, by Race/Ethnicity 2017-21 0 10 Not Applicable*
Rate of Child Abuse and Neglect 20 2020 2 1
Increasing
Rate of Foster Care Admissions 1.8 2020 2 -1
Decreasing
Rate of Teen Pregnancy 1.3% 2019 3 -1
Decreasing
Rate of Teen Births 12 2019 2 -1
Decreasing
Tourism Spending $1,399 2021 1 0
Maintaining
Recreation Spending $83 2021 1 -1
Decreasing
Voter Registration Rate 84% 2021 2 1
Increasing
Voter Participation Rate 64% 2020 3 1
Increasing
Registered Library Borrowers 55% 2020 3 -1
Decreasing
Library Visits 2.5 2020 3 -1
Decreasing
Charitable Contributions as a Percentage of Income 0.8% 2020 2 -1
Decreasing
Households Without Vehicles 10% 2017-21 3 0
Maintaining
Total Population 1.4% 2021 2 1
Increasing
Means of Transportation to Work 2017-21 0 10 Not Applicable*
Population by Age 2017-21 0 10 Not Applicable*
Workers’ Commute Time, by Means of Transportation to Work 2017-21 0 10 Not Applicable*
Population by Race/Ethnicity 2017-21 0 10 Not Applicable*
Crashes Involving Pedestrians 2.6 2022 3 0
Maintaining
Population by Age and Race/Ethnicity 2017-21 0 10 Not Applicable*
Crashes Involving Cyclists 1.4 2022 3 -1
Decreasing
Disengaged Youth, Ages 16 to 19 6% 2017-21 3 -1
Decreasing
Vehicle Crashes Resulting in Injuries and Fatalities 60 2022 3 -1
Decreasing
Median Household Income $64,995 2017-21 1 -1
Decreasing
Vehicle Miles Traveled (VMT) 24 2022 2 -1
Decreasing
Median Household Income, by Race/Ethnicity 2017-21 0 10 Not Applicable*
Miles of Dedicated Bike Infrastructure 2023 0 10 Not Applicable*
People Living in Poverty 13% 2017-21 3 1
Increasing
RTS Ridership 8 2022 0 -1
Decreasing
People Living in Poverty, by Race/Ethnicity 2017-21 0 10 Not Applicable*
People Living in Poverty, by Sex 2017-21 0 10 Not Applicable*
RTS On-time Performance 0 10 Not Applicable*
Greenhouse Gas Emissions 23.7 2018 0 10 Not Applicable*
Public Assistance Recipients 1.2% 2021 3 -1
Decreasing
Energy Burden of Households 0 10 Not Applicable*
Approval Rate for Public Assistance Applications 22% 2021 0 -1
Decreasing
Females Living in Poverty, by Race/Ethnicity 2017-21 0 10 Not Applicable*
Solar Energy Capacity 122.8 2022 3 1
Increasing
Seniors Living in Poverty, by Sex 2017-21 0 10 Not Applicable*
Households Receiving SNAP 13% 2017-21 3 -1
Decreasing
Households Receiving SNAP by Race/Ethnicity 2017-21 0 10 Not Applicable*
Female Seniors Living in Poverty, by Race/Ethnicity 2017-21 0 10 Not Applicable*
Gas Usage for Household Heating 74% 2017-21 1 -1
Decreasing
Clean Energy Workforce 4.7% 2021 3 1
Increasing
Tax Filers Receiving Earned Income Tax Credit 14% 2020 3 -1
Decreasing
Clean Energy Communities 2023 0 10 Not Applicable*
EITC Dollars $153 2020 2 -1
Decreasing
Electric Vehicles (EV) Charging Ports 165 2023 0 -1
Decreasing
Change in Total Jobs 2.3% 2021 2 1
Increasing
Asthma Hospitalizations 0 10 Not Applicable*
Change in Number of Business Establishments by Sector 2021 0 10 Not Applicable*
Food Deserts 35% 2019 1 10 Not Applicable*
Change in Jobs by Sector 2021 0 10 Not Applicable*
Food Deserts in Low-Income Areas 20% 2019 1 10 Not Applicable*
Sector Shares of Regional Total Employment 2021 0 10 Not Applicable*
Unemployment Rate 4.9% 2021 3 1
Increasing
Unemployment Rate by Race/Ethnicity 2017-21 0 10 Not Applicable*
Average Salary by Sector 2021 0 10 Not Applicable*
Change in Average Salary Since 2000 12% 2021 3 1
Increasing
Change in Average Salary Since 2000 by Sector 2021 0 10 Not Applicable*
Employment-to-Population Ratio 59% 2017-21 3 -1
Decreasing
Prekindergarten Participation 41% 2021 2 1
Increasing
School Spending Per Student $23,561 2020 1 1
Increasing
Instructional Spending Per Student $16,983 2020 1 1
Increasing
Students Receiving Special Education Services 2021 0 -1
Decreasing
Grade 3 English 37% 2022 2 1
Increasing
Grade 3 English by Student Subgroup 2022 0 10 Not Applicable*
Grade 3 English by Race/Ethnicity 2022 0 10 Not Applicable*
Grade 3 Math 40% 2022 2 1
Increasing
Grade 3 Math by Student Subgroup 2022 0 10 Not Applicable*
Grade 3 Math by Race/Ethnicity 2022 0 10 Not Applicable*
Grade 8 English 39% 2019 2 1
Increasing
Grade 8 English by Student Subgroup 2019 0 10 Not Applicable*
Grade 8 English by Race/Ethnicity 2019 0 10 Not Applicable*
Grade 8 Math 49% 2019 2 1
Increasing
Regents Algebra 1 73% 2019 3 1
Increasing
Regents English 83% 2019 2 1
Increasing
Four-Year Cohort Graduation Rate 88% 2022 3 1
Increasing
Cohort Graduation Rate, Beyond Four Years 90% 2022 3 1
Increasing
Four-Year Cohort Graduation Rate by Race/Ethnicity 2022 0 10 Not Applicable*
Education Levels of Adults 2017-21 0 10 Not Applicable*
Education Levels of Adults by Race/Ethnicity 2017-21 0 10 Not Applicable*
People Without Health Insurance 5% 2020 3 -1
Decreasing
Supply of Doctors 35.3 2019 1 1
Increasing
Mortality Rate 693 2019 1 -1
Decreasing
Chlamydia Rate 53 2020 2 1
Increasing
Chlamydia Rates, Race/Ethnicity, Monroe County 0 10 Not Applicable*
Gonorrhea Rate 37 2020 1 1
Increasing
Maternal Health, by Race/Ethnicity 2018-20 0 10 Not Applicable*
Gonorrhea Rates, Race/Ethnicity, Monroe County 0 10 Not Applicable*
Early Syphilis Rates 2.8 2020 3 1
Increasing
Early Syphilis Rates within Monroe County, by Race/Ethnicity 0 10 Not Applicable*
People Living with HIV 105 2021 0 1
Increasing
People Living with HIV by Race/Ethnicity 2021 0 10 Not Applicable*
People Living with AIDS 124 2021 0 1
Increasing
People Living with AIDS by Race/Ethnicity 2021 0 10 Not Applicable*
Percent of Days with Good Air Quality 0 10 Not Applicable*
Alcohol-related Crashes 2.7 2021 2 -1
Decreasing
Admissions to Substance Abuse Treatment by Primary Substance 2021 0 10 Not Applicable*
Median Home Value $151,405 2017-21 1 1
Increasing
Median Rental Prices $936 2017-21 3 -1
Decreasing
Housing Affordability for Homeowners 2.3 2017-21 3 0
Maintaining
Housing Affordability for Homeowners by Race/Ethnicity 2017-21 0 10 Not Applicable*
Overall Housing Cost Burden 28% 2017-21 3 -1
Decreasing
Housing Affordability for Renters 32% 2017-21 3 10 Not Applicable*
Rent Burdened Households 48% 2017-21 3 -1
Decreasing
Housing Affordability for Renters by Race/Ethnicity 2017-21 0 10 Not Applicable*
Homeownership Rate 68% 2017-21 3 -1
Decreasing
Homeownership Rate by Race/Ethnicity 2017-21 0 10 Not Applicable*
Vacant Housing Units 9% 2017-21 3 1
Increasing
Homeless Persons 0 10 Not Applicable*
Serious Crimes 165 2021 3 -1
Decreasing
Violent Crimes 25 2021 3 1
Increasing
Victims of Domestic Violence 59 2021 0 -1
Decreasing
Incarceration Rates 10.0 2021 0 -1
Decreasing
Incarceration Rates, by Race/Ethnicity 2018 0 10 Not Applicable*
Arrest Rates 125.2 2021 3 -1
Decreasing
Arrest Rates, by Race/Ethnicity 2021 0 10 Not Applicable*
Per-Capita Spending for Local Government $3,731 2019 0 1
Increasing
Female to Male Earnings Ratio 0.70 2017-21 3 0
Maintaining
*No or multiple regional values for this indicator


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