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Ramapo High School Ranked In Top 5 Of Best High Schools List

New Jersey Monthly has released a new ranking of the best public high schools in New Jersey. Indian Hills was also ranked high.

FRANKLIN LAKES, NJ — Ramapo High School has been ranked the fifth best high school in New Jersey by New Jersey Monthly magazine.

Glen Rock has a student-to-faculty ratio of 10:1 and 27 Advanced Placement subjects offered. Sixty-eight percent of 11th- and 12th-graders are taking at least one Advanced Placement class. Nearly half of students who took an Advanced Placement exam, 46 percent, scored at least a three on the test.

The vast majority of students, 86 and 96 percent, score at least 530 and 480 on the math and reading and writing sections of the SAT, respectively.

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Indian Hills was ranked No. 38 on the list.

To arrive at the rankings, NJ Monthly looked at the state Department of Education's most recent New Jersey School Performance Reports. Only public high schools were included in the rankings. (You can read more about the methodology here.)

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New Jersey Monthly also published graduation rates and the percentages of students enrolled in college 16 months after high school.

Topping the list was McNair in Jersey City, a magnet school. After that, you'll see a mix of schools that haven't always appeared at the top of these lists (Ramapo, Haddonfield, and West Morris Central).

To see the entire list, click here.


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