New York State School District Enrollment Trends

Figure 75: Changes in Enrollment in New York State School Districts, 19702020

Changes in enrollment in New York State School Districts, 1970–2010 −26%, −899, (3,411→2,512 from 1970 to 2020), North Shore Central School District, Nassau County −55%, −2,638, (4,837→2,199 from 1970 to 2020), Seaford Union Free School District, Nassau County −4%, −305, (7,420→7,115 from 1970 to 2020), Uniondale Union Free School District, Nassau County −48%, −2,568, (5,325→2,757 from 1970 to 2020), Wantagh Union Free School District, Nassau County −49%, −219, (443→224 from 1970 to 2020), Bradford Central School District, Steuben County −68%, −830, (1,223→393 from 1970 to 2020), Hammondsport Central School District, Steuben County −35%, −179, (517→338 from 1970 to 2020), Milford Central School District, Otsego County −1%, −47, (4,082→4,035 from 1970 to 2020), Herricks Union Free School District, Nassau County −43%, −431, (995→564 from 1970 to 2020), Alfred-Almond Central School District, Allegany County −53%, −982, (1,839→857 from 1970 to 2020), Letchworth Central School District, Wyoming County −39%, −607, (1,538→931 from 1970 to 2020), Portville Central School District, Cattaraugus County −53%, −866, (1,630→764 from 1970 to 2020), Cuba-Rushford Central School District, Allegany County −16%, −583, (3,646→3,063 from 1970 to 2020), Brockport Central School District, Monroe County −52%, −3,154, (6,040→2,886 from 1970 to 2020), East Irondequoit Central School District, Monroe County −49%, −3,578, (7,323→3,745 from 1970 to 2020), Gates-Chili Central School District, Monroe County −57%, −9,399, (16,526→7,127 from 1970 to 2020), Levittown Union Free School District, Nassau County +10%, +423, (4,437→4,860 from 1970 to 2020), Westbury Union Free School District, Nassau County −50%, −2,809, (5,658→2,849 from 1970 to 2020), Hewlett-Woodmere Union Free School District, Nassau County −48%, −1,123, (2,319→1,196 from 1970 to 2020), Coxsackie-Athens Central School District, Greene County −38%, −1,099, (2,855→1,756 from 1970 to 2020), Ravena-Coeymans-Selkirk Central School District, Albany County −24%, −348, (1,448→1,100 from 1970 to 2020), Greenville Central School District, Greene County −24%, −1,423, (5,913→4,490 from 1970 to 2020), Penfield Central School District, Monroe County −39%, −1,251, (3,224→1,973 from 1970 to 2020), Locust Valley Central School District, Nassau County −55%, −366, (665→299 from 1970 to 2020), Georgetown-South Otselic Central School District, Chenango County −20%, −78, (397→319 from 1970 to 2020), Gilbertsville-Mount Upton Central School District, Otsego County −52%, −731, (1,403→672 from 1970 to 2020), Oxford Academy and Central School District, Chenango County −62%, −1,964, (3,179→1,215 from 1970 to 2020), Onteora Central School District, Ulster County −53%, −1,177, (2,239→1,062 from 1970 to 2020), Sidney Central School District, Delaware County −52%, −634, (1,213→579 from 1970 to 2020), Dalton-Nunda Central School District (Keshequa), Livingston County −56%, −200, (356→156 from 1970 to 2020), Whitesville Central School District, Allegany County −41%, −436, (1,054→618 from 1970 to 2020), Fillmore Central School District, Allegany County −58%, −645, (1,113→468 from 1970 to 2020), Genesee Valley Central School District, Allegany County −54%, −359, (661→302 from 1970 to 2020), Friendship Central School District, Allegany County −28%, −1,096, (3,878→2,782 from 1970 to 2020), Lynbrook Union Free School District, Nassau County −40%, −1,153, (2,908→1,755 from 1970 to 2020), Malverne Union Free School District, Nassau County +6%, +166, (2,867→3,033 from 1970 to 2020), Manhasset Union Free School District, Nassau County −42%, −1,092, (2,571→1,479 from 1970 to 2020), Oyster Bay-East Norwich Central School District, Nassau County −60%, −4,151, (6,932→2,781 from 1970 to 2020), Plainedge Union Free School District, Nassau County −51%, −391, (767→376 from 1970 to 2020), Hinsdale Central School District, Cattaraugus County −53%, −5,575, (10,568→4,993 from 1970 to 2020), Plainview-Old Bethpage Central School District, Nassau County −24%, −1,647, (6,848→5,201 from 1970 to 2020), Port Washington Union Free School District, Nassau County −22%, −1,019, (4,537→3,518 from 1970 to 2020), Rockville Centre Union Free School District, Nassau County −41%, −595, (1,446→851 from 1970 to 2020), Cato-Meridian Central School District, Cayuga County −56%, −1,362, (2,449→1,087 from 1970 to 2020), North Rose-Wolcott Central School District, Wayne County −49%, −4,104, (8,440→4,336 from 1970 to 2020), Huntington Union Free School District, Suffolk County −8%, −309, (3,924→3,615 from 1970 to 2020), Roosevelt Union Free School District, Nassau County −24%, −1,028, (4,226→3,198 from 1970 to 2020), Roslyn Union Free School District, Nassau County −52%, −1,185, (2,282→1,097 from 1970 to 2020), Gorham-Middlesex Central School District (Marcus Whitman), Ontario County −60%, −1,978, (3,282→1,304 from 1970 to 2020), Penn Yan Central School District, Yates County −50%, −859, (1,731→872 from 1970 to 2020), Lyons Central School District, Wayne County −56%, −337, (602→265 from 1970 to 2020), Andover Central School District, Allegany County −35%, −181, (511→330 from 1970 to 2020), Belfast Central School District, Allegany County −53%, −861, (1,614→753 from 1970 to 2020), Caledonia-Mumford Central School District, Livingston County −60%, −946, (1,579→633 from 1970 to 2020), Wheatland-Chili Central School District, Monroe County −44%, −625, (1,424→799 from 1970 to 2020), Red Creek Central School District, Wayne County −3%, −33, (1,151→1,118 from 1970 to 2020), Cairo-Durham Central School District, Greene County −51%, −279, (552→273 from 1970 to 2020), Gilboa-Conesville Central School District, Schoharie County −44%, −237, (543→306 from 1970 to 2020), Windham-Ashland-Jewett Central School District, Greene County −45%, −282, (620→338 from 1970 to 2020), Hunter-Tannersville Central School District, Greene County −61%, −10,142, (16,727→6,585 from 1970 to 2020), Massapequa Union Free School District, Nassau County −50%, −675, (1,350→675 from 1970 to 2020), Bolivar-Richburg Central School District, Allegany County −45%, −374, (826→452 from 1970 to 2020), Arkport Central School District, Steuben County −63%, −329, (521→192 from 1970 to 2020), Canaseraga Central School District, Allegany County −35%, −1,201, (3,389→2,188 from 1970 to 2020), Yorkshire-Pioneer Central School District, Cattaraugus County −50%, −305, (616→311 from 1970 to 2020), Scio Central School District, Allegany County −55%, −1,345, (2,446→1,101 from 1970 to 2020), Wellsville Central School District, Allegany County −44%, −757, (1,708→951 from 1970 to 2020), Canisteo-Greenwood Central School District, Steuben County −47%, −830, (1,784→954 from 1970 to 2020), Trumansburg Central School District, Tompkins County −59%, −835, (1,406→571 from 1970 to 2020), Dundee Central School District, Yates County −37%, −905, (2,441→1,536 from 1970 to 2020), Ellenville Central School District, Ulster County −59%, −477, (812→335 from 1970 to 2020), Margaretville Central School District, Delaware County −8%, −154, (2,004→1,850 from 1970 to 2020), Marlboro Central School District, Ulster County −46%, −1,460, (3,202→1,742 from 1970 to 2020), Rondout Valley Central School District, Ulster County −49%, −2,300, (4,656→2,356 from 1970 to 2020), Saugerties Central School District, Ulster County +20%, +468, (2,345→2,813 from 1970 to 2020), Wallkill Central School District, Ulster County −51%, −826, (1,635→809 from 1970 to 2020), Canajoharie Central School District, Montgomery County −52%, −468, (895→427 from 1970 to 2020), Boquet Valley Central School District at Elizabethtown-Lewis-Westport, Essex County −12%, −228, (1,902→1,674 from 1970 to 2020), Broadalbin-Perth Central School District, Fulton County −29%, −1,499, (5,159→3,660 from 1970 to 2020), Amsterdam City School District, Montgomery County +11%, +399, (3,661→4,060 from 1970 to 2020), Ballston Spa Central School District, Saratoga County −44%, −2,423, (5,468→3,045 from 1970 to 2020), Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake Central School District, Saratoga County −28%, −312, (1,106→794 from 1970 to 2020), Galway Central School District, Saratoga County −34%, −616, (1,822→1,206 from 1970 to 2020), Fonda-Fultonville Central School District, Montgomery County −32%, −2,505, (7,857→5,352 from 1970 to 2020), Connetquot Central School District, Suffolk County +38%, +515, (1,349→1,864 from 1970 to 2020), East Hampton Union Free School District, Suffolk County −54%, −3,865, (7,130→3,265 from 1970 to 2020), Hauppauge Union Free School District, Suffolk County −37%, −5,222, (14,112→8,890 from 1970 to 2020), Middle Country Central School District, Suffolk County +150%, +5,440, (3,617→9,057 from 1970 to 2020), Longwood Central School District, Suffolk County +673%, +1,830, (272→2,102 from 1970 to 2020), Mount Sinai Union Free School District, Suffolk County −23%, −2,133, (9,403→7,270 from 1970 to 2020), Patchogue-Medford Union Free School District, Suffolk County +36%, +1,574, (4,417→5,991 from 1970 to 2020), Riverhead Central School District, Suffolk County −7%, −870, (12,963→12,093 from 1970 to 2020), Sachem Central School District, Suffolk County −39%, −5,304, (13,478→8,174 from 1970 to 2020), Smithtown Central School District, Suffolk County −29%, −309, (1,069→760 from 1970 to 2020), Southold Union Free School District, Suffolk County −40%, −3,709, (9,368→5,659 from 1970 to 2020), Three Village Central School District, Suffolk County −14%, −865, (6,338→5,473 from 1970 to 2020), Mamaroneck Union Free School District, Westchester County −45%, −427, (949→522 from 1970 to 2020), Mount Morris Central School District, Livingston County −48%, −1,188, (2,474→1,286 from 1970 to 2020), Dansville Central School District, Livingston County −44%, −553, (1,251→698 from 1970 to 2020), York Central School District, Livingston County −55%, −942, (1,709→767 from 1970 to 2020), Perry Central School District, Wyoming County −50%, −1,157, (2,308→1,151 from 1970 to 2020), Attica Central School District, Wyoming County −48%, −1,886, (3,947→2,061 from 1970 to 2020), Iroquois Central School District, Erie County −14%, −646, (4,713→4,067 from 1970 to 2020), Clarence Central School District, Erie County −54%, −1,814, (3,363→1,549 from 1970 to 2020), Springville-Griffith Institute Central School, Erie County −49%, −2,042, (4,143→2,101 from 1970 to 2020), Evans-Brant Central School District (Lake Shore), Erie County −51%, −3,541, (6,878→3,337 from 1970 to 2020), Sweet Home Central School District, Erie County −14%, −1,587, (11,210→9,623 from 1970 to 2020), Williamsville Central School District, Erie County −8%, −431, (5,074→4,643 from 1970 to 2020), Scarsdale Union Free School District, Westchester County −61%, −621, (1,020→399 from 1970 to 2020), Romulus Central School District, Seneca County −45%, −681, (1,497→816 from 1970 to 2020), Warsaw Central School District, Wyoming County −38%, −39, (104→65 from 1970 to 2020), Fishers Island Union Free School District, Suffolk County −4%, −179, (4,304→4,125 from 1970 to 2020), South Country Central School District, Suffolk County +19%, +489, (2,511→3,000 from 1970 to 2020), Brewster Central School District, Putnam County −20%, −50, (249→199 from 1970 to 2020), Garrison Union Free School District, Putnam County +1%, +8, (1,099→1,107 from 1970 to 2020), Mattituck-Cutchogue Union Free School District, Suffolk County −42%, −74, (175→101 from 1970 to 2020), Amagansett Union Free School District, Suffolk County −53%, −369, (699→330 from 1970 to 2020), DeRuyter Central School District, Madison County −45%, −529, (1,172→643 from 1970 to 2020), Marathon Central School District, Cortland County −50%, −526, (1,059→533 from 1970 to 2020), McGraw Central School District, Cortland County −37%, −810, (2,203→1,393 from 1970 to 2020), Whitney Point Central School District, Broome County −50%, −1,664, (3,315→1,651 from 1970 to 2020), Norwich City School District, Chenango County −49%, −401, (824→423 from 1970 to 2020), Chazy Union Free School District, Clinton County −57%, −1,034, (1,815→781 from 1970 to 2020), Northern Adirondack Central School District, Clinton County −43%, −833, (1,925→1,092 from 1970 to 2020), Saranac Lake Central School District, Franklin County −42%, −1,111, (2,656→1,545 from 1970 to 2020), Babylon Union Free School District, Suffolk County −23%, −1,719, (7,475→5,756 from 1970 to 2020), Bay Shore Union Free School District, Suffolk County −37%, −1,198, (3,211→2,013 from 1970 to 2020), Bayport-Blue Point Union Free School District, Suffolk County −38%, −861, (2,296→1,435 from 1970 to 2020), Saranac Central School District, Clinton County −45%, −908, (2,032→1,124 from 1970 to 2020), AuSable Valley Central School District, Clinton County −46%, −657, (1,434→777 from 1970 to 2020), Spencer-Van Etten Central School District, Tioga County −53%, −4,936, (9,269→4,333 from 1970 to 2020), Corning City School District, Steuben County −36%, −1,617, (4,551→2,934 from 1970 to 2020), Amityville Union Free School District, Suffolk County −6%, −201, (3,510→3,309 from 1970 to 2020), Peekskill City School District, Westchester County −2%, −75, (3,679→3,604 from 1970 to 2020), Harrison Central School District, Westchester County −22%, −2,963, (13,450→10,487 from 1970 to 2020), Greece Central School District, Monroe County −50%, −5,373, (10,733→5,360 from 1970 to 2020), Rush-Henrietta Central School District, Monroe County −4%, −162, (3,908→3,746 from 1970 to 2020), Churchville-Chili Central School District, Monroe County −10%, −633, (6,214→5,581 from 1970 to 2020), Pittsford Central School District, Monroe County −11%, −986, (8,939→7,953 from 1970 to 2020), Webster Central School District, Monroe County −32%, −982, (3,030→2,048 from 1970 to 2020), Wayne Central School District, Wayne County −50%, −582, (1,162→580 from 1970 to 2020), Lyndonville Central School District, Orleans County −49%, −4,343, (8,878→4,535 from 1970 to 2020), Baldwin Union Free School District, Nassau County −52%, −3,169, (6,100→2,931 from 1970 to 2020), Bethpage Union Free School District, Nassau County −29%, −660, (2,246→1,586 from 1970 to 2020), Cold Spring Harbor Central School District, Suffolk County −38%, −771, (2,021→1,250 from 1970 to 2020), Akron Central School District, Erie County −49%, −1,434, (2,912→1,478 from 1970 to 2020), Alden Central School District, Erie County −39%, −1,438, (3,704→2,266 from 1970 to 2020), Cheektowaga Central School District, Erie County −34%, −2,382, (6,981→4,599 from 1970 to 2020), Frontier Central School District, Erie County −58%, −1,424, (2,448→1,024 from 1970 to 2020), Gowanda Central School District, Cattaraugus County −43%, −2,499, (5,773→3,274 from 1970 to 2020), Hamburg Central School District, Erie County −54%, −892, (1,664→772 from 1970 to 2020), Holland Central School District, Erie County −43%, −860, (1,989→1,129 from 1970 to 2020), East Rockaway Union Free School District, Nassau County −19%, −392, (2,046→1,654 from 1970 to 2020), East Williston Union Free School District, Nassau County −58%, −7,506, (12,887→5,381 from 1970 to 2020), Farmingdale Union Free School District, Nassau County −19%, −1,265, (6,754→5,489 from 1970 to 2020), Lancaster Central School District, Erie County −55%, −7,412, (13,510→6,098 from 1970 to 2020), West Seneca Central School District, Erie County School District Not Defined −12%, −910, (7,558→6,648 from 1970 to 2020), Freeport Union Free School District, Nassau County −50%, −4,780, (9,625→4,845 from 1970 to 2020), Northport-East Northport Union Free School District, Suffolk County −39%, −993, (2,574→1,581 from 1970 to 2020), Cobleskill-Richmondville Central School District, Schoharie County −49%, −647, (1,330→683 from 1970 to 2020), Berne-Knox-Westerlo Central School District, Albany County −31%, −280, (916→636 from 1970 to 2020), Duanesburg Central School District, Schenectady County −57%, −301, (528→227 from 1970 to 2020), Sharon Springs Central School District, Schoharie County −61%, −385, (632→247 from 1970 to 2020), Stamford Central School District, Delaware County −54%, −4,014, (7,479→3,465 from 1970 to 2020), East Islip Union Free School District, Suffolk County Fire Island Union Free School District −51%, −6,007, (11,749→5,742 from 1970 to 2020), South Huntington Union Free School District, Suffolk County −55%, −130, (238→108 from 1970 to 2020), Minerva Central School District, Essex County −51%, −35, (69→34 from 1970 to 2020), Putnam Central School District, Washington County −59%, −277, (469→192 from 1970 to 2020), Schroon Lake Central School District, Essex County −64%, −424, (666→242 from 1970 to 2020), Willsboro Central School District, Essex County +81%, +277, (342→619 from 1970 to 2020), Springs Union Free School District, Suffolk County +59%, +104, (175→279 from 1970 to 2020), Tuckahoe Common School District, Suffolk County Oysterponds Union Free School District −65%, −1,834, (2,807→973 from 1970 to 2020), Port Jefferson Union Free School District, Suffolk County −7%, −8, (117→109 from 1970 to 2020), Quogue Union Free School District, Suffolk County −36%, −1,340, (3,736→2,396 from 1970 to 2020), Pearl River Union Free School District, Rockland County −29%, −1,669, (5,696→4,027 from 1970 to 2020), Suffern Central School District, Rockland County +102%, +1,433, (1,403→2,836 from 1970 to 2020), Rocky Point Union Free School District, Suffolk County −17%, −1,088, (6,491→5,403 from 1970 to 2020), Baldwinsville Central School District, Onondaga County −41%, −1,858, (4,480→2,622 from 1970 to 2020), Jamesville-DeWitt Central School District, Onondaga County −48%, −1,324, (2,784→1,460 from 1970 to 2020), Marcellus Central School District, Onondaga County −51%, −815, (1,613→798 from 1970 to 2020), Onondaga Central School District, Onondaga County −51%, −933, (1,844→911 from 1970 to 2020), Greene Central School District, Chenango County Binghamton Common School District −50%, −1,508, (3,029→1,521 from 1970 to 2020), Windsor Central School District, Broome County −47%, −1,178, (2,507→1,329 from 1970 to 2020), Chenango Forks Central School District, Broome County −47%, −1,987, (4,242→2,255 from 1970 to 2020), Johnson City Central School District, Broome County −21%, −1,017, (4,945→3,928 from 1970 to 2020), Garden City Union Free School District, Nassau County −33%, −15,142, (45,417→30,275 from 1970 to 2020), Rochester City School District, Monroe County −61%, −10,438, (17,122→6,684 from 1970 to 2020), Niagara Falls City School District, Niagara County −30%, −8,690, (29,349→20,659 from 1970 to 2020), Syracuse City School District, Onondaga County −28%, −4,083, (14,447→10,364 from 1970 to 2020), Utica City School District, Oneida County −24%, −3,065, (12,709→9,644 from 1970 to 2020), Schenectady City School District, Schenectady County Wainscott Common School District −51%, −3,850, (7,558→3,708 from 1970 to 2020), West Babylon Union Free School District, Suffolk County −59%, −5,576, (9,442→3,866 from 1970 to 2020), West Islip Union Free School District, Suffolk County −49%, −1,940, (3,923→1,983 from 1970 to 2020), Glens Falls City School District, Warren County −17%, −5,094, (30,388→25,294 from 1970 to 2020), Yonkers City School District, Westchester County −9%, −214, (2,477→2,263 from 1970 to 2020), Byram Hills Central School District, Westchester County −58%, −417, (718→301 from 1970 to 2020), Johnsburg Central School District, Warren County −43%, −496, (1,148→652 from 1970 to 2020), Warrensburg Central School District, Warren County +29%, +410, (1,426→1,836 from 1970 to 2020), Westhampton Beach Union Free School District, Suffolk County +14%, +332, (2,380→2,712 from 1970 to 2020), Wyandanch Union Free School District, Suffolk County +20%, +157, (768→925 from 1970 to 2020), Sag Harbor Union Free School District, Suffolk County Sagaponack Common School District −43%, −2,071, (4,818→2,747 from 1970 to 2020), Sayville Union Free School District, Suffolk County −23%, −61, (260→199 from 1970 to 2020), Shelter Island Union Free School District, Suffolk County −22%, −534, (2,433→1,899 from 1970 to 2020), Cohoes City School District, Albany County −2%, −224, (10,877→10,653 from 1970 to 2020), Albany City School District, Albany County −44%, −1,394, (3,157→1,763 from 1970 to 2020), Plattsburgh City School District, Clinton County −41%, −180, (444→264 from 1970 to 2020), Green Island Union Free School District, Albany County −24%, −1,313, (5,491→4,178 from 1970 to 2020), Poughkeepsie City School District, Dutchess County −43%, −29,681, (69,509→39,828 from 1970 to 2020), Buffalo City School District, Erie County −42%, −549, (1,301→752 from 1970 to 2020), Waterford-Halfmoon Union Free School District, Saratoga County +13%, +696, (5,356→6,052 from 1970 to 2020), Saratoga Springs City School District, Saratoga County −54%, −3,101, (5,736→2,635 from 1970 to 2020), Lackawanna City School District, Erie County −12%, −318, (2,636→2,318 from 1970 to 2020), Ardsley Union Free School District, Westchester County +20%, +270, (1,344→1,614 from 1970 to 2020), Bronxville Union Free School District, Westchester County −52%, −785, (1,496→711 from 1970 to 2020), Oppenheim-Ephratah-St. Johnsville Central School District, Montgomery/Fulton County −49%, −2,052, (4,158→2,106 from 1970 to 2020), Central Valley Central School District, Herkimer County −44%, −923, (2,112→1,189 from 1970 to 2020), Northeastern Clinton Central School District, Clinton County −45%, −447, (998→551 from 1970 to 2020), Hamilton Central School District, Madison County −43%, −603, (1,390→787 from 1970 to 2020), Groton Central School District, Tompkins County −42%, −221, (531→310 from 1970 to 2020), Crown Point Central School District, Essex County −54%, −799, (1,478→679 from 1970 to 2020), Moriah Central School District, Essex County −56%, −709, (1,264→555 from 1970 to 2020), Morrisville-Eaton Central School District, Madison County −19%, −363, (1,895→1,532 from 1970 to 2020), Croton-Harmon Union Free School District, Westchester County −11%, −179, (1,677→1,498 from 1970 to 2020), Dobbs Ferry Union Free School District, Westchester County +15%, +258, (1,777→2,035 from 1970 to 2020), Edgemont Union Free School District, Westchester County −29%, −394, (1,366→972 from 1970 to 2020), Elmsford Union Free School District, Westchester County −3%, −61, (1,845→1,784 from 1970 to 2020), Irvington Union Free School District, Westchester County −51%, −654, (1,280→626 from 1970 to 2020), Pavilion Central School District, Genesee County −75%, −363, (486→123 from 1970 to 2020), Wyoming Central School District, Wyoming County −45%, −1,260, (2,787→1,527 from 1970 to 2020), Waterloo Central School District, Seneca County −61%, −1,040, (1,707→667 from 1970 to 2020), Southern Cayuga Central School District, Cayuga County −48%, −3,640, (7,652→4,012 from 1970 to 2020), Auburn City School District, Cayuga County −45%, −594, (1,315→721 from 1970 to 2020), Weedsport Central School District, Cayuga County −46%, −5,209, (11,354→6,145 from 1970 to 2020), Kingston City School District, Ulster County −63%, −1,060, (1,692→632 from 1970 to 2020), South Seneca Central School District, Seneca County −48%, −1,148, (2,376→1,228 from 1970 to 2020), Seneca Falls Central School District, Seneca County −24%, −1,050, (4,456→3,406 from 1970 to 2020), Brighton Central School District, Monroe County −55%, −1,190, (2,156→966 from 1970 to 2020), East Rochester Union Free School District, Monroe County −10%, −473, (4,655→4,182 from 1970 to 2020), Hilton Central School District, Monroe County −39%, −587, (1,504→917 from 1970 to 2020), Holley Central School District, Orleans County −51%, −349, (680→331 from 1970 to 2020), Edmeston Central School District, Otsego County −44%, −598, (1,365→767 from 1970 to 2020), Unadilla Valley Central School District, Chenango County −36%, −163, (453→290 from 1970 to 2020), Laurens Central School District, Otsego County −48%, −4,124, (8,560→4,436 from 1970 to 2020), Jamestown City School District, Chautauqua County −56%, −1,013, (1,802→789 from 1970 to 2020), Cassadaga Valley Central School District, Chautauqua County −52%, −1,437, (2,741→1,304 from 1970 to 2020), Southwestern Central School District at Jamestown, Chautauqua County −41%, −1,336, (3,291→1,955 from 1970 to 2020), Dunkirk City School District, Chautauqua County −60%, −946, (1,565→619 from 1970 to 2020), Bemus Point Central School District, Chautauqua County −41%, −698, (1,708→1,010 from 1970 to 2020), Silver Creek Central School District, Chautauqua County −49%, −1,350, (2,736→1,386 from 1970 to 2020), Fredonia Central School District, Chautauqua County +74%, +294, (400→694 from 1970 to 2020), East Moriches Union Free School District, Suffolk County +32%, +94, (293→387 from 1970 to 2020), East Quogue Union Free School District, Suffolk County −56%, −2,503, (4,505→2,002 from 1970 to 2020), Elwood Union Free School District, Suffolk County −33%, −307, (935→628 from 1970 to 2020), Greenport Union Free School District, Suffolk County −38%, −2,263, (5,883→3,620 from 1970 to 2020), West Irondequoit Central School District, Monroe County −47%, −617, (1,303→686 from 1970 to 2020), Kendall Central School District, Orleans County −20%, −1,388, (6,963→5,575 from 1970 to 2020), Fairport Central School District, Monroe County −22%, −1,037, (4,613→3,576 from 1970 to 2020), Spencerport Central School District, Monroe County −26%, −2,354, (8,916→6,562 from 1970 to 2020), Syosset Central School District, Nassau County −19%, −371, (1,967→1,596 from 1970 to 2020), Highland Central School District, Ulster County −32%, −3,641, (11,221→7,580 from 1970 to 2020), Half Hollow Hills Central School District, Suffolk County −15%, −3,348, (21,896→18,548 from 1970 to 2020), Brentwood Union Free School District, Suffolk County +30%, +351, (1,167→1,518 from 1970 to 2020), Center Moriches Union Free School District, Suffolk County +3%, +235, (7,216→7,451 from 1970 to 2020), Central Islip Union Free School District, Suffolk County −30%, −824, (2,748→1,924 from 1970 to 2020), Beekmantown Central School District, Clinton County −52%, −514, (983→469 from 1970 to 2020), Chateaugay Central School District, Franklin County −59%, −2,577, (4,362→1,785 from 1970 to 2020), Peru Central School District, Clinton County −57%, −2,292, (4,023→1,731 from 1970 to 2020), West Hempstead Union Free School District, Nassau County −21%, −1,319, (6,291→4,972 from 1970 to 2020), Copiague Union Free School District, Suffolk County +100%, +1,019, (1,020→2,039 from 1970 to 2020), Hampton Bays Union Free School District, Suffolk County −59%, −1,048, (1,786→738 from 1970 to 2020), Clyde-Savannah Central School District, Wayne County +692%, +747, (108→855 from 1970 to 2020), Gananda Central School District, Wayne County −27%, −965, (3,575→2,610 from 1970 to 2020), Beacon City School District, Dutchess County −26%, −525, (2,019→1,494 from 1970 to 2020), Spackenkill Union Free School District, Dutchess County −51%, −672, (1,314→642 from 1970 to 2020), Berlin Central School District, Rensselaer County −33%, −547, (1,677→1,130 from 1970 to 2020), Brunswick Central School District (Brittonkill), Rensselaer County −56%, −5,246, (9,303→4,057 from 1970 to 2020), East Greenbush Central School District, Rensselaer County −27%, −512, (1,869→1,357 from 1970 to 2020), Mechanicville City School District, Saratoga County −66%, −739, (1,120→381 from 1970 to 2020), New Lebanon Central School District, Columbia County −38%, −558, (1,471→913 from 1970 to 2020), Schodack Central School District, Rensselaer County −46%, −2,431, (5,319→2,888 from 1970 to 2020), Harborfields Central School District, Suffolk County −42%, −1,960, (4,712→2,752 from 1970 to 2020), Islip Union Free School District, Suffolk County −50%, −2,822, (5,644→2,822 from 1970 to 2020), Kings Park Central School District, Suffolk County −50%, −5,726, (11,346→5,620 from 1970 to 2020), Lindenhurst Union Free School District, Suffolk County −55%, −720, (1,319→599 from 1970 to 2020), Marion Central School District, Wayne County −62%, −1,614, (2,585→971 from 1970 to 2020), Sodus Central School District, Wayne County −51%, −1,036, (2,031→995 from 1970 to 2020), Williamson Central School District, Wayne County −55%, −914, (1,672→758 from 1970 to 2020), Port Byron Central School District, Cayuga County −49%, −1,105, (2,242→1,137 from 1970 to 2020), Canton Central School District, St. Lawrence County −47%, −366, (779→413 from 1970 to 2020), Hermon-DeKalb Central School District, St. Lawrence County −49%, −2,386, (4,835→2,449 from 1970 to 2020), Massena Central School District, St. Lawrence County −28%, −526, (1,879→1,353 from 1970 to 2020), Salmon River Central School District, Franklin County New York City Department Of Education +1%, +10, (1,336→1,346 from 1970 to 2020), Dover Union Free School District, Dutchess County −52%, −776, (1,491→715 from 1970 to 2020), Tupper Lake Central School District, Franklin County −43%, −1,903, (4,466→2,563 from 1970 to 2020), Gloversville City School District, Fulton County −26%, −293, (1,141→848 from 1970 to 2020), Millbrook Central School District, Dutchess County −20%, −2,273, (11,346→9,073 from 1970 to 2020), William Floyd Union Free School District, Suffolk County +86%, +1,117, (1,293→2,410 from 1970 to 2020), Miller Place Union Free School District, Suffolk County +11%, +31, (272→303 from 1970 to 2020), Montauk Union Free School District, Suffolk County New Suffolk Common School District −54%, −5,413, (9,982→4,569 from 1970 to 2020), North Babylon Union Free School District, Suffolk County −47%, −769, (1,619→850 from 1970 to 2020), Schoharie Central School District, Schoharie County −20%, −1,060, (5,276→4,216 from 1970 to 2020), Niskayuna Central School District, Schenectady County −51%, −2,854, (5,599→2,745 from 1970 to 2020), Rotterdam-Mohonasen Central School District, Schenectady County −46%, −1,993, (4,306→2,313 from 1970 to 2020), Scotia-Glenville Central School District, Schenectady County −38%, −501, (1,304→803 from 1970 to 2020), Dolgeville Central School District, Herkimer County −52%, −62, (119→57 from 1970 to 2020), Edinburg Common School District, Saratoga County −44%, −965, (2,207→1,242 from 1970 to 2020), Potsdam Central School District, St. Lawrence County −10%, −178, (1,819→1,641 from 1970 to 2020), Pleasantville Union Free School District, Westchester County −3%, −144, (4,800→4,656 from 1970 to 2020), Port Chester-Rye Union Free School District, Westchester County −1%, −39, (3,115→3,076 from 1970 to 2020), Rye City School District, Westchester County −32%, −2,084, (6,491→4,407 from 1970 to 2020), West Genesee Central School District, Onondaga County −48%, −598, (1,239→641 from 1970 to 2020), Harpursville Central School District, Broome County −48%, −1,189, (2,498→1,309 from 1970 to 2020), Carle Place Union Free School District, Nassau County −53%, −8,137, (15,462→7,325 from 1970 to 2020), East Meadow Union Free School District, Nassau County −62%, −1,080, (1,739→659 from 1970 to 2020), Island Park Union Free School District, Nassau County −69%, −5,294, (7,655→2,361 from 1970 to 2020), Lawrence Union Free School District, Nassau County −44%, −2,797, (6,394→3,597 from 1970 to 2020), Long Beach City School District, Nassau County −40%, −1,843, (4,646→2,803 from 1970 to 2020), Mineola Union Free School District, Nassau County −48%, −4,938, (10,390→5,452 from 1970 to 2020), Oceanside Union Free School District, Nassau County −49%, −773, (1,564→791 from 1970 to 2020), Byron-Bergen Central School District, Genesee County −54%, −1,040, (1,937→897 from 1970 to 2020), Pembroke Central School District, Genesee County −52%, −820, (1,565→745 from 1970 to 2020), Alexander Central School District, Genesee County −45%, −1,393, (3,108→1,715 from 1970 to 2020), Albion Central School District, Orleans County −41%, −305, (735→430 from 1970 to 2020), Fort Ann Central School District, Washington County −42%, −645, (1,537→892 from 1970 to 2020), Greenwich Central School District, Washington County −55%, −828, (1,518→690 from 1970 to 2020), Whitehall Central School District, Washington County −49%, −391, (806→415 from 1970 to 2020), Fort Edward Union Free School District, Washington County Raquette Lake Union Free School District −46%, −534, (1,156→622 from 1970 to 2020), Middleburgh Central School District, Schoharie County +61%, +1,811, (2,989→4,800 from 1970 to 2020), Pine Bush Central School District, Orange County +29%, +821, (2,832→3,653 from 1970 to 2020), Warwick Valley Central School District, Orange County −1%, −17, (1,322→1,305 from 1970 to 2020), Briarcliff Manor Union Free School District, Westchester County +16%, +47, (286→333 from 1970 to 2020), Menands Union Free School District, Albany County −8%, −13, (169→156 from 1970 to 2020), Keene Central School District, Essex County −48%, −517, (1,078→561 from 1970 to 2020), Lake Placid Central School District, Essex County −40%, −348, (881→533 from 1970 to 2020), Salem Central School District, Washington County −37%, −2,994, (7,996→5,002 from 1970 to 2020), Ithaca City School District, Tompkins County −59%, −2,723, (4,585→1,862 from 1970 to 2020), Owego-Apalachin Central School District, Tioga County −40%, −889, (2,247→1,358 from 1970 to 2020), Dryden Central School District, Tompkins County −56%, −2,028, (3,648→1,620 from 1970 to 2020), Hudson City School District, Columbia County −51%, −1,201, (2,355→1,154 from 1970 to 2020), Taconic Hills Central School District, Columbia County −55%, −1,106, (2,019→913 from 1970 to 2020), Chatham Central School District, Columbia County −28%, −657, (2,318→1,661 from 1970 to 2020), Red Hook Central School District, Dutchess County −53%, −994, (1,881→887 from 1970 to 2020), South Lewis Central School District, Lewis County −61%, −927, (1,531→604 from 1970 to 2020), Northeast Central School District, Dutchess County −20%, −378, (1,908→1,530 from 1970 to 2020), Rye Neck Union Free School District, Westchester County −12%, −361, (2,979→2,618 from 1970 to 2020), Union Free School District of the Tarrytowns, Westchester County −13%, −620, (4,682→4,062 from 1970 to 2020), Valley Central School District (Montgomery), Orange County Kiryas Joel Village Union Free School District +33%, +246, (747→993 from 1970 to 2020), Chester Union Free School District, Orange County −10%, −50, (512→462 from 1970 to 2020), Eldred Central School District, Sullivan County −19%, −109, (575→466 from 1970 to 2020), Greenwood Lake Union Free School District, Orange County +45%, +2,095, (4,672→6,767 from 1970 to 2020), Monroe-Woodbury Central School District, Orange County +23%, +139, (617→756 from 1970 to 2020), Florida Union Free School District, Orange County −22%, −450, (2,041→1,591 from 1970 to 2020), Hastings-on-Hudson Union Free School District, Westchester County −17%, −585, (3,486→2,901 from 1970 to 2020), Katonah-Lewisboro Union Free School District, Westchester County −35%, −4,215, (11,889→7,674 from 1970 to 2020), Mount Vernon School District, Westchester County −14%, −791, (5,531→4,740 from 1970 to 2020), Ossining Union Free School District, Westchester County −31%, −127, (416→289 from 1970 to 2020), Pocantico Hills Central School District, Westchester County −17%, −1,479, (8,452→6,973 from 1970 to 2020), White Plains City School District, Westchester County −59%, −2,220, (3,763→1,543 from 1970 to 2020), Greenburgh Central School District, Westchester County −47%, −789, (1,684→895 from 1970 to 2020), Frankfort-Schuyler Central School District, Herkimer County −45%, −875, (1,949→1,074 from 1970 to 2020), Little Falls City School District, Herkimer County −56%, −1,347, (2,427→1,080 from 1970 to 2020), Herkimer Central School District, Herkimer County +15%, +53, (347→400 from 1970 to 2020), Richfield Springs Central School District, Otsego County −35%, −568, (1,619→1,051 from 1970 to 2020), Altmar-Parish-Williamstown Central School District, Oswego County −36%, −1,976, (5,561→3,585 from 1970 to 2020), Oswego City School District, Oswego County −34%, −985, (2,868→1,883 from 1970 to 2020), Mexico Central School District, Oswego County −48%, −2,918, (6,069→3,151 from 1970 to 2020), Whitesboro Central School District, Oneida County −39%, −578, (1,488→910 from 1970 to 2020), Pulaski Central School District, Oswego County −32%, −503, (1,575→1,072 from 1970 to 2020), Corinth Central School District, Saratoga County +26%, +1,921, (7,513→9,434 from 1970 to 2020), Shenendehowa Central School District, Saratoga County −14%, −237, (1,674→1,437 from 1970 to 2020), Schuylerville Central School District, Saratoga County −7%, −232, (3,114→2,882 from 1970 to 2020), South Glens Falls Central School District, Saratoga County −28%, −890, (3,127→2,237 from 1970 to 2020), Lansingburgh Central School District, Rensselaer County −31%, −359, (1,153→794 from 1970 to 2020), Campbell-Savona Central School District, Steuben County −58%, −2,029, (3,472→1,443 from 1970 to 2020), Hornell City School District, Steuben County −58%, −511, (885→374 from 1970 to 2020), Jasper-Troupsburg Central School District, Steuben County −49%, −1,303, (2,662→1,359 from 1970 to 2020), Bath Central School District, Steuben County −61%, −587, (959→372 from 1970 to 2020), Avoca Central School District, Steuben County −43%, −135, (314→179 from 1970 to 2020), Jefferson Central School District, Schoharie County −56%, −298, (530→232 from 1970 to 2020), Downsville Central School District, Delaware County −53%, −962, (1,803→841 from 1970 to 2020), Walton Central School District, Delaware County −37%, −145, (394→249 from 1970 to 2020), Roxbury Central School District, Delaware County −51%, −758, (1,491→733 from 1970 to 2020), Delhi Central School District, Delaware County −50%, −1,712, (3,445→1,733 from 1970 to 2020), East Aurora Union Free School District, Erie County −53%, −426, (805→379 from 1970 to 2020), Clymer Central School District, Chautauqua County −51%, −566, (1,106→540 from 1970 to 2020), Brocton Central School District, Chautauqua County −49%, −1,082, (2,205→1,123 from 1970 to 2020), Falconer Central School District, Chautauqua County −60%, −632, (1,054→422 from 1970 to 2020), Panama Central School District, Chautauqua County −45%, −343, (760→417 from 1970 to 2020), Sherman Central School District, Chautauqua County −49%, −303, (613→310 from 1970 to 2020), South Kortright Central School District, Delaware County −54%, −6,146, (11,349→5,203 from 1970 to 2020), Hicksville Union Free School District, Nassau County −60%, −3,293, (5,477→2,184 from 1970 to 2020), Island Trees Union Free School District, Nassau County −68%, −14,549, (21,280→6,731 from 1970 to 2020), Kenmore-Tonawanda Union Free School District, Erie County −55%, −755, (1,378→623 from 1970 to 2020), Westfield Central School District, Chautauqua County −54%, −816, (1,524→708 from 1970 to 2020), Chautauqua Lake Central School District, Chautauqua County −84%, −646, (772→126 from 1970 to 2020), Ripley Central School District, Chautauqua County −77%, −869, (1,124→255 from 1970 to 2020), Clifton-Fine Central School District, St. Lawrence County −46%, −445, (963→518 from 1970 to 2020), Heuvelton Central School District, St. Lawrence County −38%, −347, (918→571 from 1970 to 2020), Lisbon Central School District, St. Lawrence County −54%, −378, (694→316 from 1970 to 2020), Morristown Central School District, St. Lawrence County −53%, −1,036, (1,961→925 from 1970 to 2020), Norwood-Norfolk Central School District, St. Lawrence County −47%, −843, (1,806→963 from 1970 to 2020), Brasher Falls Central School District, St. Lawrence County −19%, −735, (3,885→3,150 from 1970 to 2020), Jericho Union Free School District, Nassau County +2%, +117, (7,715→7,832 from 1970 to 2020), Arlington Central School District, Dutchess County −7%, −313, (4,180→3,867 from 1970 to 2020), Carmel Central School District, Putnam County −41%, −2,372, (5,725→3,353 from 1970 to 2020), Hyde Park Central School District, Dutchess County −32%, −444, (1,401→957 from 1970 to 2020), Rhinebeck Central School District, Dutchess County −25%, −3,442, (13,802→10,360 from 1970 to 2020), Wappingers Central School District, Dutchess County −38%, −1,169, (3,116→1,947 from 1970 to 2020), Camden Central School District, Oneida County −29%, −393, (1,358→965 from 1970 to 2020), Sauquoit Valley Central School District, Oneida County −54%, −1,453, (2,704→1,251 from 1970 to 2020), Holland Patent Central School District, Oneida County −55%, −678, (1,235→557 from 1970 to 2020), Oriskany Central School District, Oneida County −57%, −7,043, (12,389→5,346 from 1970 to 2020), Rome City School District, Oneida County −50%, −402, (797→395 from 1970 to 2020), Stockbridge Valley Central School District, Madison County −48%, −597, (1,254→657 from 1970 to 2020), West Canada Valley Central School District, Herkimer County −42%, −353, (845→492 from 1970 to 2020), Germantown Central School District, Columbia County −43%, −622, (1,462→840 from 1970 to 2020), Pine Plains Central School District, Dutchess County −72%, −5,450, (7,557→2,107 from 1970 to 2020), Cheektowaga-Maryvale Union Free School District, Erie County −61%, −845, (1,395→550 from 1970 to 2020), North Collins Central School District, Erie County −58%, −1,763, (3,041→1,278 from 1970 to 2020), Cheektowaga-Sloan Union Free School District, Erie County −39%, −463, (1,193→730 from 1970 to 2020), Candor Central School District, Tioga County −51%, −2,165, (4,247→2,082 from 1970 to 2020), Cortland City School District, Cortland County −49%, −979, (2,003→1,024 from 1970 to 2020), Newark Valley Central School District, Tioga County −44%, −168, (385→217 from 1970 to 2020), Brookfield Central School District, Madison County −47%, −997, (2,114→1,117 from 1970 to 2020), Adirondack Central School District, Oneida County −49%, −1,758, (3,599→1,841 from 1970 to 2020), Oneida City School District, Madison County −44%, −445, (1,014→569 from 1970 to 2020), New York Mills Union Free School District, Oneida County −35%, −225, (639→414 from 1970 to 2020), Remsen Central School District, Oneida County −49%, −839, (1,712→873 from 1970 to 2020), Westmoreland Central School District, Oneida County −27%, −1,312, (4,799→3,487 from 1970 to 2020), Central Square Central School District, Oswego County −45%, −375, (834→459 from 1970 to 2020), Alexandria Central School District, Jefferson County −49%, −1,364, (2,804→1,440 from 1970 to 2020), Gouverneur Central School District, St. Lawrence County −33%, −120, (360→240 from 1970 to 2020), Hammond Central School District, St. Lawrence County −49%, −380, (776→396 from 1970 to 2020), Sackets Harbor Central School District, Jefferson County +45%, +1,034, (2,318→3,352 from 1970 to 2020), Indian River Central School District, Jefferson County −26%, −164, (640→476 from 1970 to 2020), La Fargeville Central School District, Jefferson County −43%, −2,956, (6,920→3,964 from 1970 to 2020), Watertown City School District, Jefferson County −6%, −237, (3,799→3,562 from 1970 to 2020), Chappaqua Central School District, Westchester County −3%, −113, (3,299→3,186 from 1970 to 2020), Eastchester Union Free School District, Westchester County −27%, −844, (3,072→2,228 from 1970 to 2020), Hendrick Hudson Central School District, Westchester County −17%, −794, (4,590→3,796 from 1970 to 2020), Bedford Central School District, Westchester County −34%, −971, (2,877→1,906 from 1970 to 2020), Mount Pleasant Central School District, Westchester County −14%, −1,668, (11,688→10,020 from 1970 to 2020), New Rochelle City School District, Westchester County −9%, −289, (3,089→2,800 from 1970 to 2020), Pelham Union Free School District, Westchester County +46%, +502, (1,099→1,601 from 1970 to 2020), Putnam Valley Central School District, Putnam County +24%, +257, (1,079→1,336 from 1970 to 2020), Blind Brook-Rye Union Free School District, Westchester County +27%, +603, (2,199→2,802 from 1970 to 2020), Somers Central School District, Westchester County −39%, −874, (2,262→1,388 from 1970 to 2020), Valhalla Union Free School District, Westchester County −34%, −1,791, (5,194→3,403 from 1970 to 2020), Yorktown Central School District, Westchester County −40%, −680, (1,721→1,041 from 1970 to 2020), Hoosick Falls Central School District, Rensselaer County +46%, +411, (899→1,310 from 1970 to 2020), Catskill Central School District, Greene County −50%, −606, (1,212→606 from 1970 to 2020), Fabius-Pompey Central School District, Onondaga County −47%, −1,179, (2,503→1,324 from 1970 to 2020), Cazenovia Central School District, Madison County −25%, −1,350, (5,439→4,089 from 1970 to 2020), Fayetteville-Manlius Central School District, Onondaga County −22%, −475, (2,195→1,720 from 1970 to 2020), Westhill Central School District, Onondaga County −53%, −802, (1,519→717 from 1970 to 2020), Ticonderoga Central School District, Essex County −54%, −1,495, (2,770→1,275 from 1970 to 2020), Eden Central School District, Erie County −26%, −1,633, (6,266→4,633 from 1970 to 2020), Orchard Park Central School District, Erie County −42%, −414, (983→569 from 1970 to 2020), Honeoye Central School District, Ontario County −41%, −413, (1,017→604 from 1970 to 2020), Naples Central School District, Ontario County −40%, −1,392, (3,442→2,050 from 1970 to 2020), Geneva City School District, Ontario County −40%, −1,318, (3,300→1,982 from 1970 to 2020), Newark Central School District, Wayne County −46%, −1,308, (2,835→1,527 from 1970 to 2020), Phelps-Clifton Springs Central School District, Ontario County −39%, −4,331, (11,231→6,900 from 1970 to 2020), Liverpool Central School District, Onondaga County −40%, −5,307, (13,344→8,037 from 1970 to 2020), North Syracuse Central School District, Onondaga County −43%, −1,381, (3,234→1,853 from 1970 to 2020), Chittenango Central School District, Madison County −50%, −775, (1,562→787 from 1970 to 2020), LaFayette Central School District, Onondaga County −52%, −187, (360→173 from 1970 to 2020), Van Hornesville-Owen D. Young Central School District, Herkimer County −45%, −1,477, (3,294→1,817 from 1970 to 2020), Homer Central School District, Cortland County −52%, −1,221, (2,331→1,110 from 1970 to 2020), Jordan-Elbridge Central School District, Onondaga County −35%, −392, (1,125→733 from 1970 to 2020), Brushton-Moira Central School District, Franklin County −45%, −368, (810→442 from 1970 to 2020), Madison Central School District, Madison County −42%, −1,822, (4,363→2,541 from 1970 to 2020), New Hartford Central School District, Oneida County −47%, −459, (970→511 from 1970 to 2020), Poland Central School District, Herkimer County −50%, −1,803, (3,573→1,770 from 1970 to 2020), Sherrill City School District, Oneida County −58%, −341, (588→247 from 1970 to 2020), Town of Webb Union Free School District, Herkimer County −48%, −668, (1,391→723 from 1970 to 2020), Waterville Central School District, Oneida County −45%, −844, (1,875→1,031 from 1970 to 2020), Mount Markham Central School District, Herkimer County −73%, −277, (377→100 from 1970 to 2020), Indian Lake Central School District, Hamilton County −43%, −314, (735→421 from 1970 to 2020), Northville Central School District, Fulton County +5%, +7, (148→155 from 1970 to 2020), Remsenburg-Speonk Union Free School District, Suffolk County −51%, −1,369, (2,667→1,298 from 1970 to 2020), Canastota Central School District, Madison County −47%, −2,802, (5,994→3,192 from 1970 to 2020), East Syracuse-Minoa Central School District, Onondaga County −40%, −841, (2,116→1,275 from 1970 to 2020), Sherburne-Earlville Central School District, Chenango County −51%, −786, (1,544→758 from 1970 to 2020), Bainbridge-Guilford Central School District, Chenango County −45%, −434, (971→537 from 1970 to 2020), Afton Central School District, Chenango County −53%, −3,979, (7,573→3,594 from 1970 to 2020), Union-Endicott Central School District, Broome County −49%, −2,367, (4,861→2,494 from 1970 to 2020), Maine-Endwell Central School District, Broome County −47%, −884, (1,876→992 from 1970 to 2020), Addison Central School District, Steuben County −39%, −210, (543→333 from 1970 to 2020), Prattsburgh Central School District, Steuben County −41%, −263, (649→386 from 1970 to 2020), Lyncourt Union Free School District, Onondaga County −40%, −916, (2,310→1,394 from 1970 to 2020), Solvay Union Free School District, Onondaga County −44%, −594, (1,358→764 from 1970 to 2020), Tully Central School District, Onondaga County −32%, −280, (878→598 from 1970 to 2020), Ellicottville Central School District, Cattaraugus County −43%, −630, (1,460→830 from 1970 to 2020), Randolph Central School District, Cattaraugus County −60%, −735, (1,217→482 from 1970 to 2020), Pine Valley Central School District (South Dayton), Chautauqua County −60%, −612, (1,020→408 from 1970 to 2020), Forestville Central School District, Chautauqua County +270%, +2,262, (838→3,100 from 1970 to 2020), Eastport-South Manor Central School District, Suffolk County +5%, +376, (7,499→7,875 from 1970 to 2020), Haverstraw-Stony Point Central School District (North Rockland), Rockland County −33%, −3,823, (11,612→7,789 from 1970 to 2020), Clarkstown Central School District, Rockland County −43%, −7,068, (16,476→9,408 from 1970 to 2020), East Ramapo Central School District (Spring Valley), Rockland County −42%, −386, (920→534 from 1970 to 2020), Cincinnatus Central School District, Cortland County −49%, −1,214, (2,481→1,267 from 1970 to 2020), Clinton Central School District, Oneida County −48%, −636, (1,328→692 from 1970 to 2020), Fort Plain Central School District, Montgomery County −34%, −40, (117→77 from 1970 to 2020), Lake Pleasant Central School District, Hamilton County −39%, −496, (1,270→774 from 1970 to 2020), Frewsburg Central School District, Chautauqua County −35%, −502, (1,449→947 from 1970 to 2020), Avon Central School District, Livingston County +37%, +225, (610→835 from 1970 to 2020), Geneseo Central School District, Livingston County −29%, −593, (2,020→1,427 from 1970 to 2020), Livonia Central School District, Livingston County −43%, −924, (2,136→1,212 from 1970 to 2020), Wayland-Cohocton Central School District, Steuben County −38%, −221, (587→366 from 1970 to 2020), Colton-Pierrepont Central School District, St. Lawrence County −56%, −799, (1,439→640 from 1970 to 2020), Madrid-Waddington Central School District, St. Lawrence County −57%, −1,976, (3,457→1,481 from 1970 to 2020), Ogdensburg City School District, St. Lawrence County −46%, −301, (652→351 from 1970 to 2020), Parishville-Hopkinton Central School District, St. Lawrence County −62%, −375, (608→233 from 1970 to 2020), St. Regis Falls Central School District, Franklin County −17%, −687, (3,938→3,251 from 1970 to 2020), Canandaigua City School District, Ontario County −44%, −1,401, (3,186→1,785 from 1970 to 2020), Palmyra-Macedon Central School District, Wayne County −45%, −629, (1,409→780 from 1970 to 2020), Manchester-Shortsville Central School District, Ontario County −9%, −205, (2,295→2,090 from 1970 to 2020), Honeoye Falls-Lima Central School District, Monroe County +75%, +1,794, (2,397→4,191 from 1970 to 2020), Victor Central School District, Ontario County −46%, −713, (1,554→841 from 1970 to 2020), East Bloomfield Central School District, Ontario County −34%, −847, (2,491→1,644 from 1970 to 2020), Kinderhook Central School District (Ichabod Crane), Columbia County −25%, −865, (3,509→2,644 from 1970 to 2020), Averill Park Central School District, Rensselaer County −43%, −585, (1,370→785 from 1970 to 2020), Cambridge Central School District, Washington County −8%, −89, (1,126→1,037 from 1970 to 2020), Stillwater Central School District, Saratoga County −42%, −332, (790→458 from 1970 to 2020), Argyle Central School District, Washington County −48%, −944, (1,960→1,016 from 1970 to 2020), Granville Central School District, Washington County −28%, −153, (538→385 from 1970 to 2020), Hartford Central School District, Washington County −22%, −819, (3,646→2,827 from 1970 to 2020), Carthage Central School District, Jefferson County −20%, −339, (1,681→1,342 from 1970 to 2020), General Brown Central School District, Jefferson County −25%, −112, (447→335 from 1970 to 2020), Lyme Central School District, Jefferson County −38%, −496, (1,296→800 from 1970 to 2020), Beaver River Central School District, Lewis County −51%, −341, (668→327 from 1970 to 2020), Harrisville Central School District, Lewis County −46%, −1,001, (2,200→1,199 from 1970 to 2020), Lowville Academy and Central School District, Lewis County −41%, −727, (1,789→1,062 from 1970 to 2020), Rensselaer City School District, Rensselaer County −24%, −547, (2,262→1,715 from 1970 to 2020), South Jefferson Central School District, Jefferson County −49%, −407, (835→428 from 1970 to 2020), Copenhagen Central School District, Lewis County −39%, −470, (1,196→726 from 1970 to 2020), Sandy Creek Central School District, Oswego County −53%, −537, (1,010→473 from 1970 to 2020), Belleville Henderson Central School District, Jefferson County −49%, −757, (1,552→795 from 1970 to 2020), Thousand Islands Central School District, Jefferson County −33%, −2,709, (8,214→5,505 from 1970 to 2020), Lakeland Central School District, Westchester County −68%, −3,643, (5,389→1,746 from 1970 to 2020), Tonawanda City School District, Erie County −55%, −7,565, (13,701→6,136 from 1970 to 2020), Elmira City School District, Chemung County −52%, −789, (1,513→724 from 1970 to 2020), Odessa-Montour Central School District, Schuyler County Binghamton City School District −53%, −1,864, (3,526→1,662 from 1970 to 2020), Chenango Valley Central School District, Broome County −60%, −2,026, (3,387→1,361 from 1970 to 2020), Susquehanna Valley Central School District, Broome County −61%, −5,154, (8,429→3,275 from 1970 to 2020), Vestal Central School District, Broome County −15%, −726, (4,953→4,227 from 1970 to 2020), Bethlehem Central School District, Albany County −18%, −1,074, (5,950→4,876 from 1970 to 2020), Guilderland Central School District, Albany County −46%, −3,975, (8,674→4,699 from 1970 to 2020), South Colonie Central School District, Albany County −33%, −596, (1,786→1,190 from 1970 to 2020), Voorheesville Central School District, Albany County −11%, −185, (1,623→1,438 from 1970 to 2020), Watervliet City School District, Albany County −45%, −1,182, (2,631→1,449 from 1970 to 2020), Waverly Central School District, Tioga County −52%, −4,011, (7,770→3,759 from 1970 to 2020), Horseheads Central School District, Chemung County −14%, −175, (1,276→1,101 from 1970 to 2020), Pawling Central School District, Dutchess County −22%, −280, (1,298→1,018 from 1970 to 2020), North Salem Central School District, Westchester County −20%, −198, (989→791 from 1970 to 2020), Haldane Central School District, Putnam County −20%, −962, (4,828→3,866 from 1970 to 2020), Mahopac Central School District, Putnam County −34%, −461, (1,364→903 from 1970 to 2020), Tioga Central School District, Tioga County −49%, −966, (1,978→1,012 from 1970 to 2020), Elmira Heights Central School District, Chemung County −60%, −1,360, (2,282→922 from 1970 to 2020), Watkins Glen Central School District, Schuyler County −59%, −249, (423→174 from 1970 to 2020), Bolton Central School District, Warren County −14%, −78, (543→465 from 1970 to 2020), North Warren Central School District, Warren County −50%, −648, (1,292→644 from 1970 to 2020), Hadley-Luzerne Central School District, Warren County −36%, −402, (1,102→700 from 1970 to 2020), Lake George Central School District, Warren County −27%, −830, (3,089→2,259 from 1970 to 2020), Nanuet Union Free School District, Rockland County −26%, −966, (3,747→2,781 from 1970 to 2020), Nyack Union Free School District, Rockland County −52%, −3,043, (5,878→2,835 from 1970 to 2020), South Orangetown Central School District, Rockland County North Greenbush Common School District (Williams) −50%, −365, (724→359 from 1970 to 2020), Wynantskill Union Free School District, Rensselaer County −38%, −2,619, (6,912→4,293 from 1970 to 2020), Troy City School District, Rensselaer County −43%, −671, (1,559→888 from 1970 to 2020), Hoosic Valley Central School District, Rensselaer County −35%, −460, (1,306→846 from 1970 to 2020), Mayfield Central School District, Fulton County −45%, −1,378, (3,037→1,659 from 1970 to 2020), Oneonta City School District, Otsego County −50%, −764, (1,519→755 from 1970 to 2020), Otego-Unadilla Central School District, Otsego County −47%, −716, (1,508→792 from 1970 to 2020), Cooperstown Central School District, Otsego County −50%, −304, (606→302 from 1970 to 2020), Morris Central School District, Otsego County −27%, −142, (521→379 from 1970 to 2020), Charlotte Valley Central School District, Delaware County −53%, −537, (1,008→471 from 1970 to 2020), Edwards-Knox Central School District, St. Lawrence County −41%, −199, (482→283 from 1970 to 2020), Schenevus Central School District, Otsego County −47%, −266, (570→304 from 1970 to 2020), Worcester Central School District, Otsego County −8%, −110, (1,323→1,213 from 1970 to 2020), Lansing Central School District, Tompkins County −21%, −191, (928→737 from 1970 to 2020), Newfield Central School District, Tompkins County −53%, −267, (505→238 from 1970 to 2020), Franklin Central School District, Delaware County −62%, −766, (1,242→476 from 1970 to 2020), Deposit Central School District, Broome County −76%, −963, (1,269→306 from 1970 to 2020), Hancock Central School District, Delaware County −0%, −2, (1,918→1,916 from 1970 to 2020), New Paltz Central School District, Ulster County −80%, −245, (306→61 from 1970 to 2020), Andes Central School District, Delaware County −48%, −214, (444→230 from 1970 to 2020), Roscoe Central School District, Sullivan County −78%, −1,445, (1,853→408 from 1970 to 2020), Cherry Valley-Springfield Central School District, Otsego County −48%, −1,299, (2,724→1,425 from 1970 to 2020), Johnstown City School District, Fulton County −38%, −1,095, (2,853→1,758 from 1970 to 2020), Schalmont Central School District, Schenectady County −64%, −5,774, (8,998→3,224 from 1970 to 2020), North Tonawanda City School District, Niagara County −43%, −1,664, (3,856→2,192 from 1970 to 2020), Hudson Falls Central School District, Washington County +5%, +142, (2,939→3,081 from 1970 to 2020), Queensbury Union Free School District, Warren County −45%, −863, (1,915→1,052 from 1970 to 2020), Allegany-Limestone Central School District, Cattaraugus County Franklinville Central School District, Cattaraugus County −65%, −357, (550→193 from 1970 to 2020), West Valley Central School District, Cattaraugus County −37%, −1,831, (5,006→3,175 from 1970 to 2020), Fulton City School District, Oswego County −28%, −468, (1,671→1,203 from 1970 to 2020), Hannibal Central School District, Oswego County −50%, −1,629, (3,276→1,647 from 1970 to 2020), Phoenix Central School District, Oswego County −46%, −775, (1,671→896 from 1970 to 2020), Moravia Central School District, Cayuga County −46%, −1,108, (2,389→1,281 from 1970 to 2020), Skaneateles Central School District, Onondaga County −55%, −915, (1,660→745 from 1970 to 2020), Union Springs Central School District, Cayuga County −53%, −842, (1,586→744 from 1970 to 2020), Oakfield-Alabama Central School District, Genesee County −55%, −1,458, (2,634→1,176 from 1970 to 2020), Royalton-Hartland Central School District, Niagara County −43%, −1,612, (3,737→2,125 from 1970 to 2020), Batavia City School District, Genesee County −55%, −476, (864→388 from 1970 to 2020), Elba Central School District, Genesee County −39%, −737, (1,876→1,139 from 1970 to 2020), Le Roy Central School District, Genesee County −57%, −1,816, (3,205→1,389 from 1970 to 2020), Medina Central School District, Orleans County −52%, −898, (1,740→842 from 1970 to 2020), Cattaraugus-Little Valley Central School District, Cattaraugus County −52%, −2,134, (4,065→1,931 from 1970 to 2020), Olean City School District, Cattaraugus County +11%, +273, (2,594→2,867 from 1970 to 2020), Goshen Central School District, Orange County −34%, −512, (1,498→986 from 1970 to 2020), Highland Falls Central School District, Orange County +26%, +1,526, (5,890→7,416 from 1970 to 2020), Middletown City School District, Orange County +60%, +1,307, (2,191→3,498 from 1970 to 2020), Minisink Valley Central School District, Orange County −16%, −2,124, (12,935→10,811 from 1970 to 2020), Newburgh City School District, Orange County +5%, +186, (3,602→3,788 from 1970 to 2020), Washingtonville Central School District, Orange County −48%, −2,702, (5,654→2,952 from 1970 to 2020), Amherst Central School District, Erie County −33%, −1,401, (4,186→2,785 from 1970 to 2020), Grand Island Central School District, Erie County −54%, −1,555, (2,899→1,344 from 1970 to 2020), Cleveland Hill Union Free School District, Erie County −53%, −770, (1,457→687 from 1970 to 2020), Barker Central School District, Niagara County −47%, −1,130, (2,410→1,280 from 1970 to 2020), Salamanca City School District, Cattaraugus County −4%, −220, (6,159→5,939 from 1970 to 2020), North Colonie Central School District, Albany County −61%, −2,999, (4,893→1,894 from 1970 to 2020), Lewiston-Porter Central School District, Niagara County −38%, −2,656, (6,946→4,290 from 1970 to 2020), Lockport City School District, Niagara County −56%, −1,642, (2,921→1,279 from 1970 to 2020), Newfane Central School District, Niagara County −43%, −2,543, (5,913→3,370 from 1970 to 2020), Niagara-Wheatfield Central School District, Niagara County −53%, −1,141, (2,162→1,021 from 1970 to 2020), Wilson Central School District, Niagara County −46%, −1,523, (3,324→1,801 from 1970 to 2020), Depew Union Free School District, Erie County −3%, −78, (3,033→2,955 from 1970 to 2020), Starpoint Central School District, Niagara County −61%, −376, (617→241 from 1970 to 2020), Tuxedo Union Free School District, Orange County +13%, +357, (2,667→3,024 from 1970 to 2020), Cornwall Central School District, Orange County −25%, −834, (3,316→2,482 from 1970 to 2020), Port Jervis City School District, Orange County −39%, −2,051, (5,198→3,147 from 1970 to 2020), Glen Cove City School District, Nassau County −28%, −2,618, (9,199→6,581 from 1970 to 2020), Great Neck Union Free School District, Nassau County +57%, +3,217, (5,664→8,881 from 1970 to 2020), Hempstead Union Free School District, Nassau County +6%, +78, (1,403→1,481 from 1970 to 2020), Fallsburg Central School District, Sullivan County −67%, −2,069, (3,082→1,013 from 1970 to 2020), Sullivan West Central School District, Sullivan County −14%, −290, (2,014→1,724 from 1970 to 2020), Liberty Central School District, Sullivan County −6%, −55, (955→900 from 1970 to 2020), Tri-Valley Central School District, Sullivan County −52%, −473, (909→436 from 1970 to 2020), Livingston Manor Central School District, Sullivan County −17%, −597, (3,482→2,885 from 1970 to 2020), Monticello Central School District, Sullivan County +4%, +43, (1,099→1,142 from 1970 to 2020), Tuckahoe Union Free School District, Westchester County −45%, −166, (373→207 from 1970 to 2020), Bridgehampton Union Free School District, Suffolk County −62%, −9,265, (15,016→5,751 from 1970 to 2020), Commack Union Free School District, Suffolk County −56%, −4,904, (8,695→3,791 from 1970 to 2020), Deer Park Union Free School District, Suffolk County −23%, −1,085, (4,662→3,577 from 1970 to 2020), Brookhaven-Comsewogue Union Free School District, Suffolk County +149%, +1,204, (806→2,010 from 1970 to 2020), Shoreham-Wading River Central School District, Suffolk County −24%, −458, (1,875→1,417 from 1970 to 2020), Southampton Union Free School District, Suffolk County −42%, −1,578, (3,747→2,169 from 1970 to 2020), Malone Central School District, Franklin County −76%, −226, (298→72 from 1970 to 2020), Newcomb Central School District, Essex County Inlet Common School District Piseco Common School District −59%, −92, (157→65 from 1970 to 2020), Long Lake Central School District, Hamilton County −35%, −74, (213→139 from 1970 to 2020), Wells Central School District, Hamilton County −1%, −2, (156→154 from 1970 to 2020), Glens Falls Common School District, Warren County −60%, −1,426, (2,384→958 from 1970 to 2020), Bellmore Union Free School District, Nassau County −19%, −789, (4,054→3,265 from 1970 to 2020), Elmont Union Free School District, Nassau County −28%, −522, (1,879→1,357 from 1970 to 2020), Floral Park-Bellerose Union Free School District, Nassau County −24%, −577, (2,430→1,853 from 1970 to 2020), Franklin Square Union Free School District, Nassau County −54%, −1,775, (3,280→1,505 from 1970 to 2020), Merrick Union Free School District, Nassau County −12%, −218, (1,815→1,597 from 1970 to 2020), New Hyde Park-Garden City Park Union Free School District, Nassau County −45%, −1,711, (3,764→2,053 from 1970 to 2020), North Bellmore Union Free School District, Nassau County −35%, −637, (1,813→1,176 from 1970 to 2020), North Merrick Union Free School District, Nassau County −31%, −856, (2,738→1,882 from 1970 to 2020), Valley Stream Union Free School District 13, Nassau County −27%, −398, (1,453→1,055 from 1970 to 2020), Valley Stream Union Free School District 24, Nassau County −49%, −1,350, (2,738→1,388 from 1970 to 2020), Valley Stream Union Free School District 30, Nassau County −42%, −82, (195→113 from 1970 to 2020), Wheelerville Union Free School District, Fulton County

From 1970 to 2020, 89% of the 679 school districts in New York shown on this map decreased in student enrollments. This map shows the level of losses (red) and gains (green). Over 73% of the New York school districts experienced a 25% or greater loss of students in this 50 year period.

607 school districts that experienced lower student enrollments 1970 to 2020

57 school districts that experienced higher student enrollments 1970 to 2020

School districts in New York City and other places with incomplete data

 

Key Findings

From 1970 to 2020, the enrollment at the 679 New York State school districts we analyzed decreased by 818 thousand students, not including New York City. Across New York 89% of school districts in our analysis experienced decreased enrollment in those years. Over 73% of New York school districts experienced a 25% or greater loss of students.

Between 1970 to 2020, school enrollment in New York State, outside of New York City, decreased by 818 thousand students. In 2020, 89% of the 679 school districts in New York State analyzed in this report experienced decreased student enrollment from 1970 to 2020. A total of 89% of New York’s school districts experienced a loss of 25% or greater.

The New York school districts that experienced growth are largely downstate in the lower Hudson Valley and Suffolk County on Long Island. Some small cities in upstate New York gained school children in these years, such as Glens Falls, Saratoga, and the suburbs around Rochester.

Generally, school districts across upstate New York experienced decreased enrollments. Throughout the Adirondack Park all school districts experienced decreases in student enrollment in these years, from a drop of single digits in Keene and Broadalbin-Perth to drops of −76% in Newcomb, −73% in Indian Lake, and −77% in Clifton-Fine. While the enrollment losses in Adirondack school districts are serious and raise questions about the long-term viability of some schools and quality of student education with small peer groups and limited curriculum choices, the declines experienced in the Adirondacks are consistent with school districts across upstate New York. Often school enrollment numbers in the Adirondacks are held up as evidence of negative impacts from environmental controls. While such views are popular, they fail to take into account the long-standing statewide trend of declining enrollments in school districts across upstate New York. ❑