These Connecticut High Schools Rank in Top 3% Nationally, Says U.S. News & World Report

Two Connecticut high schools, Conard High School and Hall High School in West Hartford, have been recognized for their excellence after being named among the top 3% of all high schools in the nation by the U.S. News & World Report 2024 list. Conard ranked at No. 564 and Hall at No. 362, solidifying their reputation as exceptional educational institutions.

In addition to their national rankings, both schools were also recognized as top high schools in the state of Connecticut. This year, Hall moved up to No. 6 and Conard remained at No. 10 among all public high schools in the state, marking a significant improvement for Hall who jumped from No. 11 last year to their current ranking.

Superintendent Paul Vicinus of West Hartford expressed his pride and gratitude for the dedicated teachers and staff at both schools who contributed to this achievement. He emphasized the importance of quality PK-12 programming across all schools in the district, highlighting the commitment of teachers to make a positive impact on every student’s educational journey.

By Samantha Johnson

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