Lynbrook High School Makes List of Top 100 High Schools in New York

In a recently released report, Niche.com named Lynbrook Senior High School as the 83rd best public high school in New York.

The website evaluated schools based on key statistics, as well as parent and student reviews. Lynbrook High School received an overall grade of an “A” from Niche.

According to the report, the school received an “A+” for administration & policies, extracurriculars, and teachers, an “A” grade for academics, health & safety, resources & facilities, and sports & fitness, and an “A-” for educational outcomes.

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The school’s lowest grade – a “C+” rating – came in student culture & diversity.

“Lynbrook Senior High School is an amazing institution that has prepared me for college,” one student wrote. “Although it’s a small high school, there is a great involvement among teachers, parents and students. At the first moment of entry into this school, I immediately felt a sense of belonging. There are many school events in which all ( parents, students and school staff) come together to give support whether it be a sports event or school assemblies. One of the most amazing moment for me was the opportunity I was giving to fly down to Walt Disney World in Florida, with my high school band. It was an experience like no other. We, as students, are provided with much support from the school community as well as our village community. It has been an amazing experience attending our community high school. I will truly miss it!.”

The website used a detailed set of methods to rank 14,431 public high schools across the country and collected 4.6 million opinions from 280,000 students and parents.

According to Niche.com, a high overall ranking includes the following criteria:

• Students are very happy with their experience in all aspects including academics, teachers, health, safety, resources, facilities, extracurriculars, sports, and fitness;
• District schools are exceptional academic institutions in terms of teachers, students, resources for learning, and student outcomes;
• District schools are made up of a diverse population and fosters an accepting, positive school culture;
• Students are actively involved in a variety of extracurriculars and sports the district offers.

For a more detailed look at Niche.com’s methods, click here .

Click here to see the full list of the top 100 public high schools in New York.

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