Pelham
Pelham High School
Distance to New York City: 17 Miles
Metro-North Commute to Grand Central: From Pelham Station - 31 minutes
Area: 3.5 square miles
Metro-North Commute to Grand Central: From Pelham Station - 31 minutes
Area: 3.5 square miles
Points of Interest
Pelham was founded in 1654 when Thomas Pell signed a treaty with the Siwanoy Indians and purchased more than 9000 acres that extended from parts of the Bronx north to Mamaroneck. Formed in 1788, the Town of Pelham is the oldest and smallest in Westchester County. Today it consists of a single unified school district and two villages, Pelham and Pelham Manor, with a combined population of 12,000 - a number that has not changed since 1940. Pelham’s neighborhoods consist of various historic architectural styles ranging from Shingle-Style Victorians to Tudor Revival.
Home Sales Statistics
By School District for each calendar year
7.9% CAGR*
Source: Westchester Putnam Multiple Listing Service, single family homes, for the calendar year ending December 31st.
*CAGR=Compounded Annual Growth Rate
*CAGR=Compounded Annual Growth Rate
School District Map
Educational Highlights
Total Student Population
2,529
Avg. Student Population (K-8)
1,839
Student Teacher Ratio
12.8:1
Expenditure Per Pupil
$14,203
High School Graduation Rate
87.3%
Proficiency - Reading / Math
87.6% / 92.5%
Source - School Reports™
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