Syosset middle schools among the best in NY
A total of 42 middle schools on Long Island made it to the list of the top 100 schools in the state, and two of those schools were located in Syosset.
The list came from Niche.com, which released state and national rankings for public schools across the US.
South Woods Middle School landed in the number four spot on Niche.com's list while HB Thompson Middle School was ranked number three, putting both schools in the top 10 state-wide.
Schools that earn a good ranking on lists such as the one from Niche.com can use printing companies to let parents and others living in the school district know about their success.
Long Island has a lot to brag about when it comes to the quality of its middle schools. Along with the two schools from Syosset, an additional four schools were in the top 10. Jericho Middle School, in a neighboring village, landed in the number one position for New York state and was ranked number seven nationally.
Other Long Island schools that landed in the top 10 include Great Neck South (number two), Great Neck North (number six), and Herricks Middle School (number 10).
The survey used reviews from parents and students on Niche.com, as well as data from the US Department of Education, to compile the rankings.
The list came from Niche.com, which released state and national rankings for public schools across the US.
South Woods Middle School landed in the number four spot on Niche.com's list while HB Thompson Middle School was ranked number three, putting both schools in the top 10 state-wide.
Schools that earn a good ranking on lists such as the one from Niche.com can use printing companies to let parents and others living in the school district know about their success.
Long Island has a lot to brag about when it comes to the quality of its middle schools. Along with the two schools from Syosset, an additional four schools were in the top 10. Jericho Middle School, in a neighboring village, landed in the number one position for New York state and was ranked number seven nationally.
Other Long Island schools that landed in the top 10 include Great Neck South (number two), Great Neck North (number six), and Herricks Middle School (number 10).
The survey used reviews from parents and students on Niche.com, as well as data from the US Department of Education, to compile the rankings.