A school in Greater Cincinnati has once again been named the top public high school in Ohio, according to U.S. News & World Report.
The U.S. News and World Report reviewed nearly 24,000 public high schools and 715 Ohio schools made the list.
The report ranks them based on college readiness, state assessment proficiency, state assessment performance, college curriculum breadth and graduation rate.
Coming in again at number 1 in the state of Ohio is Walnut Hills High School. The school ranked No. 91 in National Rankings. The school had an overall score of 99.49 out of 100.
Wyoming High School came in at number 6 in the state of Ohio. The school ranked No. 219 in national rankings with an overall score of 98.78 out of 100.
Indian Hill High School came in at number 7 in the state this year, one spot above last year. The school ranked No. 222 had an overall score of 98.76 out of 100.
Madeira High School came in at No. 8 this year, with an overall rating of 98.26 out of 100. The school ranked No. 311 in national rankings.
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