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Rankings: Schools Math Day 2018 - School Rankings RankScoreClass CEEB School 186I 281303 Lincoln East High School 281.25III 280757 Mount Michael Benedictine High School 379IV 281695 Omaha Brownell-Talbot College Preparatory School 478.6I 281506 Millard North High School 569.8I 281309 Lincoln Southwest High School 667.33IV 280443 Nebraska Christian Schools 765.6II 281771 Omaha Skutt Catholic 865.4II 281710 Omaha Creighton Prep 963.33V 282434 Nebraska Ev. Lutheran High School 1062.2I 281861 Papillion-La Vista South High School 1162IV 280951 Grand Island Central Catholic 1261.5III 281706 Concordia Lutheran High School 1358.6I 281318 Lincoln Southeast High School 1457.6II 281708 Elkhorn South High School 1557.4II 280205 Bellevue East High School 1656.25III 281738 Omaha Roncalli Catholic High School 1755.8II 282105 Scottsbluff High School 1855V 110003 CHAO Home School Association 1855IV 281302 Lincoln Christian School 2054.4I 281720 Omaha North High Magnet School 2154.2II 280755 Elkhorn High School 2154.2II 280985 Gretna High School 2353.33V 282580 Southern High School 2452.8I 281705 Omaha Central High School 2552.5III 282125 Seward High School 2652.2II 280875 Fremont High School 2752I 281310 Lincoln Northeast High School 2851.4II 281315 Lincoln Pius X High School 2950.6I 281723 Millard West High School 3049.8I 281505 Millard South High School 3149.75III 281718 Marian High School 3249IV 280632 Aquinas High School 3249I 281770 Westside High School 3448.5III 281100 Norris High School 3548IV 280630 David City High School 3647.4I 280206 Bellevue West High School 3746.33V 281555 Elmwood-Murdock Jr/Sr High School 3846.25III 280175 Beatrice High School 3946.2I 281305 Lincoln High School 4046V 280310 East Butler School Thursday, November 15, 2018 Page 1 of 3 RankScoreClass CEEB School 4145.8II 281230 Kearney High School 4245.67IV 282215 Stanton High School 4345.5III 281719 Mercy High School 4445.33V 280065 Arapahoe Public School 4445.33V 281165 Humboldt Table Rock Steinauer High School 4645IV 281306 Lincoln Lutheran 4744.5III 281455 McCook High School 4744.5III 282200 Platteview High School 4944.33V 281081 Heartland Community Schools 5044.2II 101700 Columbus High School 5143.5III 280915 Gering High School 5243.33V 280245 Bertrand Community Schools 5243.33IV 281255 Kimball High School 5443.25III 281685 Duchesne Academy of the Sacred Heart 5542.67V 282256 Cross County Community School 5642V 281045 Harvard High School 5642IV 282600 Yutan High School 5841.75III 280940 Gothenburg High School 5941.67V 281240 Kenesaw High School 6041III 280835 Falls City High School 6041IV 281050 Hastings St. Cecilia 6041IV 281850 Palmyra High School 6340.67V 280870 Archbishop Bergan High School 6440.33VI 282240 Sterling High School 6539.67IV 280340 Broken Bow High School 6639I 281304 Lincoln North Star High School 6738.6II 281290 Lexington High School 6838.33IV 282390 Centennial High School 6838.33IV 282395 Valentine High School 7037.67V 280760 Elm Creek High School 7037.67VI 281805 Osceola High School 7037.67VI 282090 Sargent High School 7337.4I 281772 Omaha Bryan High School 7437VI 280130 Axtell Community School 7536.67IV 280010 Boone Central 7636.4I 281716 Omaha Burke High School 7736.33VI 281275 Leigh Community School 7736.33IV 282535 Wilber-Clatonia High School 7936VI 280811 Exeter-Milligan High School 7936IV 282575 Wood River Rural Schools 8135.75III 282590 York High School 8235.67VI 280780 Emerson-Hubbard Jr/Sr High School Thursday, November 15, 2018 Page 2 of 3 RankScoreClass CEEB School 8235.67VI 282541 Wilcox-Hildreth Public Schools 8435.4II 101001 Moore and Scott Middle Schools--LPS 8535.33VI 282190 Spalding Academy 8634.67VI 280025 Allen Consolidated School 8734.33IV 280912 Twin River Public Schools 8834VI 281810 Garden County High School 8933.67VI 281924 First Baptist School 9033.25III 282490 Waverly High School 9133VI 280070 Arcadia Public Schools 9232.2I 281760 Omaha South High School 9332VI 282110 Scribner-Snyder High School 9429.67IV 280920 Gibbon Public School 9527VI 282202 Keya Paha County Schools 9527VI 000000 Unknown 9726VI 281314 Lincoln Parkview Christian 9825.67VI 281340 Litchfield High School 99VI 280880 Friend Public School 100III 281575 Nebraska City High School Thursday, November 15, 2018 Page 3 of 3.
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