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Ranking of Schools 1-30 1 First published in 2013, the 100 Best W!se High Schools national ranking recognizes the top 100 performing high schools in W!se’s national network, showcases excellence in financial education and motivates schools to “race to the top” in personal finance instruction. Ranking of Schools 1-30 1. High School for Math, Science, and Engineering at CCNY, New York City 2. Hurley High School, Hurley 3. Holston High School, Damascus 4. Foreman High School, Foreman 5. Passaic County Technical Institute, Wayne 6. Academies of West Memphis, West Memphis 7. Marine Academy of Science and Technology, Highlands 8. Stuyvesant High School, New York City 9. Galileo High School, Danville 10. Wausa Public School, Wausa 11. Central Magnet School, Murfreesboro 12. Council High School, Honaker 13. Sheridan Technical High School, Fort Lauderdale 14. Shenendehowa High School, Clifton Park 15. Eleanor Roosevelt High School, New York City 16. Sargent Public Schools, Sargent 17. Twin Valley High School, Pilgrims Knob 18. High Technology High School, Lincroft 19. Genesee High School, Genesee 20. Conestoga Valley High School, Lancaster 21. Tunstall High School, Dry Fork 22. Page County High School, Shenandoah 23. St. Paul High School, St. Paul 24. Utah County Academy of Science, Orem 25. Southwest Miami High School, Miami 26. Marcellus High School, Marcellus 27. Stonewall Jackson High School, Quicksburg 28. Deep Run High School, Glen Allen 29. Riverheads High School, Staunton 30. T.C. Williams High School, Alexandria This national ranking is determined with support from an Advisory Board of experts from academia and finance. The predominant factor was the average score on the Financial Literacy Certification Test with consideration given to eligibility for free lunch and the proportion of test takers to the school population. 100 Best W!se High Schools Teaching Personal Finance Schools 31-100* Glen Allen High School Abingdon High School Glen Allen Magna Vista High School Abingdon Ridgeway Grassfield High School Amherst County High School Chesapeake Mat-Su Career and Technical High School Amherst Wasilla Grayson County High School Broadway High School Independence Mills Godwin High School Broadway Henrico Great Neck South High School Cardinal Spellman High School Great Neck Mount Saint Mary Academy New York City Watchung Green Run Collegiate Central High School Virginia Beach Northside High School Norton Roanoke Gretna High School Central High School Gretna Northwood High School Victoria Saltville Halifax County High School Charlottesville High School South Boston Orange County High School Charlottesville Orange Hamilton High School Chincoteague High School Memphis Patrick County High School Chincoteague Stuart Hermitage High School Churchville Chili High School Henrico Patrick Henry High School Churchville Glade Spring Hidden Valley High School Clayton High School Roanoke Piscataway High School Clayton Piscataway Highland High School Colville High School Monterey Plainview-Old Bethpage High School Colville Plainview Independence High School Dan River High School Ashburn Potomac Falls High School Ringgold Potomac Falls Irondequoit High School Douglas S. Freeman High School Rochester Queens Technical High School Henrico New York City James River High School Eastside High School Buchanan Rugby High School Coeburn Rugby Jamestown High School Fauquier High School Williamsburg Salem High School Warrenton Salem Jasper High School Fillmore Central High School Jasper Stafford High School Geneva Fredericksburg John Champe High School Fort Defiance High School Aldie Staples High School Fort Defiance Westport John S. Battle High School Frank W. Cox High School Bristol Stone Bridge High School Virginia Beach Ashburn Jones County High School Freedom High School Murdo Tucker High School South Riding Henrico John T. Hoggard High School Garden City High School Wilmington Union High School Garden City Big Stone Gap King George High School Gate City High School King George Village Academy Gate City Delray Beach Loup City High School George W. Hewlett High School Loup City Waynesboro High School Hewlett Waynesboro Luray High School Gillett High School Luray World Journalism Preparatory School Gillett New York City Madison High School Vienna *Note: the order of schools ranked 31-100 is not being published. 100 Best W!se High Schools Teaching Personal Finance Schools 31-100* Top Ten Small, Midsize, and Large W!se High Schools Teaching Personal Finance Small 1. High School for Math, Science, and Engineering at CCNY, New York City 2. Hurley High School, Hurley 3. Holston High School, Damascus 4. Foreman High School, Foreman 5. Marine Academy of Science and Technology, Highlands 6. Galileo High School, Danville 7. Wausa Public School, Wausa 8. Council High School, Honaker 9. Sheridan Technical High School, Fort Lauderdale 10. Sargent Public Schools, Sargent Midsize 1. Academies of West Memphis, West Memphis 2. Central Magnet School, Murfreesboro 3. Eleanor Roosevelt High School, New York City 4. Tunstall High School, Dry Fork 5. Page County High School, Shenandoah 6. Utah County Academy of Science, Orem 7. Marcellus High School, Marcellus 8. Garden City High School, Garden City 9. Waynesboro High School, Waynesboro 10. Abingdon High School, Abingdon Large 1. Passaic County Technical Institute, Wayne 2. Stuyvesant High School, New York City 3. Shenendehowa High School, Clifton Park 4. Conestoga Valley High School, Lancaster 5. Southwest Miami High School, Miami 6. Deep Run High School, Glen Allen 7. T.C. Williams High School, Alexandria 8. Staples High School, Westport 9. Mills Godwin High School, Henrico 10. Glen Allen High School, Glen Allen Working in Support of Education (W!se) is a leading educational nonprofit based in New York City with a mission to improve the lives of young people and at-risk adults through programs that develop financial literacy and readiness for college and careers. For more information, visit wise-ny.org or call 212-421-2700. .
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