According to a recent report by U.S. News & World Report, almost 400 Indiana high schools have made the list of the top schools in the country. The rankings are based on various factors such as standardized testing results, graduation rates, and exam scores like College Board and International Baccalaureate. Additionally, data from the U.S. Department of Education is also considered.
Out of approximately 25,000 public schools reviewed, 395 schools in Indiana made it to the rankings. These schools are known for their high rates of students scoring above average in math, science, and reading assessments as well as passing college-level exams and graduating within four years.
Some of the top high schools in Indiana include Signature School in Evansville, The Indiana Academy in Muncie, and West Lafayette Jr./Sr. High School. These schools were recognized for their academic excellence and success achieved by their students.
In the Indianapolis metro area, Zionsville Community High School, Herron High School, and Carmel High School stand out among the top 10 high schools according to the report. These schools are notable for their educational quality and success in preparing students for college and beyond.
