PRIDE School

Maryland State Department of Education figures for this public school: September 30 enrollment and 2025–26 student groups, MCAP English language arts, mathematics and science results, graduation, dropout, SAT and ACT results of 2025 graduates, Advanced Placement and completer requirements, 2024–25 attendance, chronic absence, mobility and suspension incidents, teachers listed, educator-qualification measures, Maryland's accountability star rating and per-pupil spending. MSDE suppresses results for small groups and prints a rate at or above 95% or at or below 5% only as that band; a suppressed result is absent here, and a band is shown as the band. This dated record does not certify current operation.

NCES school code
240021001349
District
Carroll County Public Schools
Grades in source year
KG-04
Chronically absent students (2022-2023)
52.9%. MSDE attendance: students enrolled at least ten days who missed 10% or more of the days they were enrolled, as a share of those students.
Chronically absent students (2023-2024)
26.7%. MSDE attendance: students enrolled at least ten days who missed 10% or more of the days they were enrolled, as a share of those students.
Chronically absent students (2024-2025)
40%. MSDE attendance: students enrolled at least ten days who missed 10% or more of the days they were enrolled, as a share of those students.
Enrollment (September 30) (2025-2026)
7 students. MSDE Maryland Report Card enrollment: students enrolled on September 30, 2025 (the 2025–26 official count), all grades including prekindergarten.
Per-pupil expenditure, federal funds (2024-2025)
$724 per pupil. MSDE Maryland Report Card per-pupil expenditures (the ESSA school-level spending report), fiscal year 2025: this school's spending per pupil as its school system allocated it, in whole dollars. This is a special-education centre, alternative programme or other special placement, whose small, high-need enrolment makes its per-pupil figure incomparable with other schools'; it is left out of comparisons.
Per-pupil expenditure, state and local funds (2024-2025)
$4,996 per pupil. MSDE Maryland Report Card per-pupil expenditures (the ESSA school-level spending report), fiscal year 2025: this school's spending per pupil as its school system allocated it, in whole dollars. This is a special-education centre, alternative programme or other special placement, whose small, high-need enrolment makes its per-pupil figure incomparable with other schools'; it is left out of comparisons.
Per-pupil expenditure, all funds (2022-2023)
$5,144 per pupil. MSDE Maryland Report Card per-pupil expenditures (the ESSA school-level spending report), fiscal year 2023: this school's spending per pupil as its school system allocated it, in whole dollars. This is a special-education centre, alternative programme or other special placement, whose small, high-need enrolment makes its per-pupil figure incomparable with other schools'; it is left out of comparisons.
Per-pupil expenditure, all funds (2023-2024)
$7,513 per pupil. MSDE Maryland Report Card per-pupil expenditures (the ESSA school-level spending report), fiscal year 2024: this school's spending per pupil as its school system allocated it, in whole dollars. This is a special-education centre, alternative programme or other special placement, whose small, high-need enrolment makes its per-pupil figure incomparable with other schools'; it is left out of comparisons.
Per-pupil expenditure, all funds (2024-2025)
$5,720 per pupil. MSDE Maryland Report Card per-pupil expenditures (the ESSA school-level spending report), fiscal year 2025: this school's spending per pupil as its school system allocated it, in whole dollars. This is a special-education centre, alternative programme or other special placement, whose small, high-need enrolment makes its per-pupil figure incomparable with other schools'; it is left out of comparisons.
Suspension and expulsion incidents (2024-2025)
1 incidents. MSDE Suspensions, Expulsions and Health-Related Exclusions by school, 2024–25: in-school and out-of-school suspensions and expulsions together, counted as incidents (a student suspended twice counts twice), as MSDE publishes them.

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