Five Baltimore County public high schools have been recognized among Maryland’s top 25 schools in the latest U.S. News & World Report ranking. The highest-rated high school in Maryland belongs to Baltimore County Public Schools, showcasing the district’s commitment to academic excellence.
Eastern Technical High School claimed the top spot in Maryland and ranked 33rd nationally in magnet rankings, a significant improvement from its previous ranking. Western Tech, Carver Center, Towson High, and Hereford High also made impressive strides in the rankings, solidifying their positions among the state’s best high schools.
BCPS Superintendent Myriam Rogers expressed pride in the achievements of the students and staff, emphasizing the district’s dedication to providing top-notch education. With a focus on continuous improvement, BCPS aims to ensure that all students receive a high-quality education that prepares them for success in college and beyond.
Maryland’s high schools are known for their exceptional performance in math, reading, and science assessments, as well as their support for under-served students. Graduation rates and college readiness are key factors in determining the rankings, highlighting the overall success of the top schools in the state.
With nearly 40 percent of Maryland high schools ranking in the top 25 percent nationwide, the state has established itself as a leader in education. The full rankings are available for review, showcasing the impressive accomplishments of Maryland’s high schools in preparing students for future success.