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York Suburban, which ranks 1,032 nationally with an overall score of 94.22, is ranked No. 34 within Pennsylvania. With a high school enrollment of 942 students, 39 percent took at least one AP test and 35 percent passed at least one AP test.
The total minority enrollment is 27 percent and 28 percent of students are economically disadvantaged.
These numbers are up from 2019, when York Suburban ranked1,283 nationally with an overall score of 92.56. It was No. 44 within Pennsylvania with a high school enrollment of 876 students. At that time, 34 percent took at least one AP test and 27 percent passed at least one AP test.
In the most recent studies, the school has an 87 percent proficiency in math, 91 percent in reading and a graduation rate of 94 percent.
Hershey High School earned the highest spot for central PA schools in the latest rankings from U.S. News and World Report, coming it at No. 22 in the state.
Among the 711 state high schools reviewed in the annual best high schools report, 28 in the Top 200 were from central PA.
The rankings, published April 27, examined nearly 24,000 public high schools. The publication also ranked charter and magnet schools.
U.S. News took the following criteria into consideration:
College readiness and curriculum, based on the number of 12th grade students who took and earned a qualifying score on AP and/or IB exams.
Cuomo: 35 new pop-up COVID vaccination sites coming to NY this week
By FOX 5 NY Staff
Published
Confusion over NY vaccine expansion
Some county officials around New York are urging Governor Cuomo to give them more guidance on his decision to extend vaccine eligibility, after Cuomo announced that restaurant workers and even Uber drivers could be added to the list of people who can get the shot.
NEW YORK - Governor Andrew Cuomo has announced that 35 new community-based pop-up COVID-19 vaccination sites will be coming online this week at churches, community centers, public housing complexes, and cultural centers.
The sites are expected to vaccinate over 25,000 people throughout the week, with more sites coming online every week.