Three Westchester schools ranked among best in state
The rankings were determined based on six factors, including state assessments and college preparation.
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10ds agoThree Westchester schools have received high rankings in the newly released U.S. News and World Report ranking.
Bronxville High School is ranked 16th in the state with an overall rating of 99%.
Rye High School follows closely at number 17.
Edgemont High School secured the 19th spot in the state and the 23rd position nationally for the best STEM high school.
The rankings were determined based on six factors, including state assessments and college preparation.
The evaluation encompassed nearly 18,000 schools.
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