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Twenty Hudson Valley public high schools have been recognized among the top 100 in New York state, as revealed by the latest rankings from U.S. News & World Report.

Bronxville High School secured the highest position in the region for the third consecutive year, claiming the 16th spot in New York and the 151st place nationally.

Horace Greeley High School earned the 19th position on the list, showcasing its commitment to academic excellence.

Additionally, Byram Hills Central School District and Irvington High School were acknowledged among the top 30 high schools in the state, further highlighting the region's academic prowess.

The list was compiled out of more than 1,000+ schools in the state.