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Board Report · 2024–25

BRENTWOOD UFSD

districtSuffolk CountyHigh Need/Resource Category: Urban-Suburban Districts17,902 pupils

ELA Proficiency (Grades 3–8) is 32.0% — 0th percentile, near the bottom of its peer group (peer median 37.0%).

Compared against 1 peer district — Peers: same N/RC, ±40% enrollment · 1 district. Peers are never chosen by test scores, so comparisons stay fair.

Acture Insights · NYSED School Report Card · subgroup: All Students

Scorecard vs. peers

BRENTWOOD UFSD

ELA 3–8

32.0%

0th pctile

peer median 37.0%

▲ 7.0 pts vs 2023–24

Math 3–8

36.0%

0th pctile

peer median 38.0%

▲ 8.2 pts vs 2023–24

Science 8

28.0%

0th pctile

peer median 32.0%

▲ 12.0 pts vs 2023–24

4-Year Graduation

82.1%

100th pctile

peer median 70.6%

▼ 1.7 pts vs 2023–24

College, Career & Civic Readiness

121.2

0th pctile

peer median 124.1

Chronic Absenteeism 3–8

19.6%

100th pctile

peer median 28.0%

▼ 1.7 pts vs 2023–24

Attendance 3–8

196.9

100th pctile

peer median 178.2

Per-Pupil Spending

$33,111

100th pctile

peer median $32,148

ELA Proficiency (Grades 3–8) — where the district lands

32.0%

low 31.5%high 37.5%med 37.0%

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Multi-year trends

BRENTWOOD UFSD

ELA 3–8 — you vs. peer median

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peer median

ELA 3–8 rose 8.0 pts to 32.0% from 2017–18 to 2024–25.

Math 3–8 — you vs. peer median

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Math 3–8 rose 8.0 pts to 36.0% from 2017–18 to 2024–25.

4-Year Graduation — you vs. peer median

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4-Year Graduation rose 8.7 pts to 82.1% from 2017–18 to 2024–25.

Chronic Absenteeism 3–8 — you vs. peer median

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Chronic Absenteeism 3–8 rose 6.3 pts to 19.6% from 2017–18 to 2024–25.

What changed this year

BRENTWOOD UFSD

Science Proficiency (Grade 5) improved: up 13.0 pts to 30.0% (from 17.0%).
Science Proficiency (Grade 8) improved: up 12.0 pts to 28.0% (from 16.0%).
Math Proficiency (Grades 3–8) improved: up 8.2 pts to 36.0% (from 27.8%).
ELA Proficiency (Grades 3–8) improved: up 7.0 pts to 32.0% (from 25.0%).
Test Participation — Math (Grades 3–8) improved: up 6.8 pts to 86.3% (from 79.5%).
Regents Physics improved: up 6.0 pts to 89.0% (from 83.0%).

vs. 2023–24 · biggest movers

Special population focus — Grades 3–8

BRENTWOOD UFSD

ELA 3–8

English Language Learner students are 23.0 pts below the All-Students ELA 3–8 rate — a narrower gap than peer districts (typically 31.0 pts).
Students with Disabilities students are 23.0 pts below the All-Students ELA 3–8 rate — a narrower gap than peer districts (typically 26.0 pts).
Asian or Native Hawaiian/Other Pacific Islander students are 22.0 pts above the All-Students ELA 3–8 rate — a narrower gap than peer districts (typically 43.0 pts).
Homeless students are 15.0 pts below the All-Students ELA 3–8 rate — a wider gap than peer districts (typically 12.0 pts).

Math 3–8

Students with Disabilities students are 20.0 pts below the All-Students Math 3–8 rate — a narrower gap than peer districts (typically 25.0 pts).
Asian or Native Hawaiian/Other Pacific Islander students are 16.0 pts above the All-Students Math 3–8 rate — a narrower gap than peer districts (typically 46.0 pts).
English Language Learner students are 16.0 pts below the All-Students Math 3–8 rate — a narrower gap than peer districts (typically 18.0 pts).
Multiracial students are 15.0 pts above the All-Students Math 3–8 rate — a wider gap than peer districts (typically 3.0 pts).

Largest subgroup gaps vs. All Students, with peer-group context.

Accountability status

BRENTWOOD UFSD

Local Support and Improvement · 2024–25

NYSED accountability: Local Support and Improvement (2024–25); 4 subgroups flagged for support.

Indicator levels (1–4)

EM Chronic Absenteeism2

EM Core Performance1

EM ELP2

EM Weight Performance1

HS Chronic Absenteeism2

HS Core Performance2

HS ELP2

HS Grad Rate2

HS Weight Performance2

Subgroups flagged for support

All Students: Local Support and Improvement: Potential Target District
Economically Disadvantaged: Local Support and Improvement: Potential Target District
Hispanic or Latino: Local Support and Improvement: Potential Target District
Students with Disabilities: Additional Targeted Support and Improvement

Who we serve

BRENTWOOD UFSD

17,842 students, 2024–25.

Race & ethnicity

Hispanic or Latino 87% (15,465)Black or African American 7% (1,298)White 3% (460)Asian or Pacific Islander 2% (349)American Indian or Alaska Native 1% (159)Multiracial 1% (111)

Gender

Male: 51% (9,107)
Female: 49% (8,735)
Non-Binary: 0% (0)

Programs

Economically Disadvantaged

91%

16,239 students

English Language Learners

36%

6,478 students

Students with Disabilities

17%

3,004 students

Total enrollment

Total enrollment 17,842 (2024–25), down 1,210 since 2016–17.

Advanced coursework — AP/IB

BRENTWOOD UFSD

21 AP/IB subjects taken; 73% of exams scored 3+ (AP) / 4+ (IB).

AP/IB pass rate

73.1%

scored 3+ (AP) / 4+ (IB)

Exams per 100 students

3.9

all grades

Subjects taken

AP Biology (AP) · 71 exams · 80.3% pass
AP Computer Science Principles (AP) · 66 exams · 71.2% pass
AP Language and Comp (AP) · 66 exams · 71.2% pass
AP Spanish Language and Culture (AP) · 66 exams · 98.5% pass

AP Calculus AB (AP) · 57 exams · 54.4% pass
AP World History (AP) · 38 exams · 100.0% pass
AP US History (AP) · 36 exams · 94.4% pass
AP U.S. Government and Politics (AP) · 35 exams · 100.0% pass

21 AP/IB courses offered — top by enrollment

AP Biology (AP) · 90 students
AP Eng Lang & Comp (AP) · 83 students
AP Computer Science Principles (AP) · 79 students

Exam scores (AP 1–5 / IB 1–7)

Score 1

Score 2

138

Score 3

211

Score 4

198

Score 5

102

Advanced Placement / International Baccalaureate · 2023–24

How peers were chosen

BRENTWOOD UFSD

Compared against 1 peer district — Peers: same N/RC, ±40% enrollment · 1 district. Peers are never chosen by test scores, so comparisons stay fair.

Data: NYSED School Report Card, 2024–25. Acture Insights is an independent analytics tool and is not affiliated with or endorsed by NYSED. Confirm figures against the official Report Card for high-stakes use.