Assemblyman Chad Lupinacci (R,C,WF,I-Huntington Station) recently presented the Assembly of New York State’s highest honor, the proclamation, to Cold Spring Harbor High School in recognition of their recent designation as one of U.S. News and World Report’s Top 20 High Schools on Long Island. Assemblyman Lupinacci presented the proclamation to members of the Cold Spring Harbor School Board.
The selection criteria has developed over the years from a simple look at AP offerings and placements to a fuller analysis, which includes students’ performance on mandated state assessments, AP offerings, AP exam success rate, minority and economically disadvantaged subgroup performance and teacher-to-student ratio. Cold Spring Harbor School District has been repeatedly ranked in the top 1% academically in the United States and consistently receives a Triple-A Standard and Poor's bond rating.
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“It is with great honor that I am able to recognize Cold Spring Harbor High School for their outstanding academic achievement,” said Lupinacci. “It is uplifting to see what an extraordinary job the teachers, administrators and students have been able to accomplish with the resources at hand. I commend the CSH school district for their continual success in educating our communities’ future leaders.”
