Staten Island Tech ranks third in list of top 2021 N.Y. high schools
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Staten Island Technical High School in New Dorp is third in a new best public high school in New York ranking.(Staten Island Advance/Bill Lyons)Staten Island Advance
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STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. A Staten Island public high school is the third best in New York state, according to a new ranking.
WalletHub a personal finance website released its list of the best public high schools in New York state for 2021. Staten Island Technical High School in New Dorp ranked third.
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