Hollister High School in California has once again been recognized as one of the “Best High Schools” in the country by U.S. News & World Report for the sixth consecutive year. The school, ranked in the top 40 percent nationally, has proven its commitment to providing an excellent education to students from various backgrounds.
Principal Kevin Medeiros expressed his excitement at the news, attributing the success to the dedication of students, teachers, and the community. Student Body President Jada Dickens also shared her pride in representing a school that values excellence in education.
The Assistant Superintendent for Academics and Instructional Programs, Elaine Klauer, highlighted the school’s innovative programs and commitment to academic success. The District Superintendent, Dr. Shawn Tennenbaum, emphasized the importance of consistent support from all stakeholders in achieving this recognition.
Board of Trustees President Miguel Sahagun, an alumnus of Hollister High School, commended the ongoing commitment to providing high-quality education and co-curricular opportunities for students.
The rankings are based on factors such as college readiness, state assessment proficiency, and graduation rates. Hollister High School’s profile on the U.S. News website provides detailed information on enrollment, graduation rates, and student performance.
The recognition of Hollister High School’s excellence serves as a validation of the hard work and dedication of the entire school community. It is a testament to the school’s mission of educating all students to their highest potential and providing them with a range of opportunities upon graduation.