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These Are The Top 25 Hudson Valley Public High Schools: Niche
Niche's 2024 Best Schools and Districts rankings include data on 94,058 public schools.
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HUDSON VALLEY, NY — Several Hudson Valley schools are among the best public schools in New York and America, according to new rankings from the education platform Niche.
Niche’s 2024 Best Schools and Districts rankings include data on 94,058 public schools, 30,809 private schools and 12,192 school districts.
This year’s rankings include 7,375 newly ranked public schools.
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Below are the top 25 public high schools in the Hudson Valley, with their statewide ranking, according to Niche:
- Scarsdale Senior High School, No. 5
- Horace Greeley High School, No. 18
- Bronxville High School, No. 19
- Rye High School, No. 31
- Edgemont Junior/Senior High School, No. 32
- Pelham Memorial High School, No. 34
- Briarcliff High School, No. 38
- Mamaroneck High School, No. 41
- Clarkstown South Senior High School, No. 49
- Blind Brook High School, No. 55
- Harrison High School, No. 57
- Rye Neck Senior High School, No. 64
- Tappan Zee High School, No. 65
- Ardsley High School, No. 66
- Suffern Senior High School, No. 70
- Byram Hill High School, No. 71
- Spackenkill High School, No. 74
- John Jay High School, No. 78
- Pleasantville High School, No. 80
- Eastchester Senior High School, No. 81
- Yorktown High School, No. 86
- Cornwall Central High School, No. 88
- Dobbs Ferry High School, No. 91
- Irvington High School, No. 92
- Fox Lane High School, No. 95
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Niche said its rankings, now in the ninth year, differ from others that rely almost exclusively on test scores and academic performance in that it also includes input from students, alumni and parents, as well as quantitative data from sources such as the U.S. Department of Education to evaluate teachers, resources and facilities.
The company said its rankings were created to provide families with valuable information — both quantitative and qualitative — on schools in their area or in a neighborhood they’re not familiar with yet.
As in previous years, the Best Schools rankings include categories for boarding, charter and magnet schools as well as schools for STEM and the arts among many others.
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