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County/School Name County/School Name For awards purposes, each county is its own region - except that counties followed by the same number are grouped together as one region. DECEMBER 2009 HIGH SCHOOL SCORE REPORT SUMMARY County/School Name #1 #2 #3 TOT County/School Name #1 #2 #3 TOT Albany - 1 Immaculate Heart CHS 22 19 20 61 Academy of the Holy Names 24 16 16 56 Watertown HS 22 15 14 51 Bethlehem Central MS/HS 23 22 22 67 Kings - 10 Bishop Maginn HS 17 14 31 Berkeley-Carroll School Guilderland HS 23 24 21 68 Bishop Kearney HS 18 14 9 41 Heatley HS Brooklyn Technical HS 30 26 25 81 Heatly Elementary School 11 11 3 25 Edward R. Murrow HS 25 25 25 75 Shaker HS 25 19 25 69 F.D. Roosevelt HS 27 27 26 80 The Albany Academies 24 24 James Madison HS 21 20 41 Bronx - 2 Magen David Yeshiva HS 27 21 15 63 Bronx HS of Science 30 30 29 89 Packer Collegiate Institute 23 18 14 55 Bronx Preparatory Charter 16 7 23 Poly Prep CDS 26 20 17 63 Fieldston School 26 24 21 71 Secondary School for Research 18 15 7 40 Fordham Preparatory School 10 10 St. Ann's School 27 28 55 Horace Mann School 30 30 30 90 Yeshiva of Flatbush HS 19 18 8 45 SAR High School 30 22 22 74 Yeshiva Ohr Eliezer Broome - 3 Livingston - 4 Binghamton High School 20 17 37 Livonia Jr/Sr High School 22 18 14 54 Maine-Endwell Senior High 27 24 51 Madison - 3 Union-Endicott HS 22 18 23 63 Chittenango HS 19 17 14 50 Vestal Central HS 23 16 25 64 Montgomery - 3 Cattaraugus - 4 Amsterdam HS 16 13 8 37 Portville Central School 20 9 29 Canajoharie HS 24 11 7 42 Salamanca HS 17 17 Nassau - 11 Cayuga - 5 Baldwin Sr HS 21 20 14 55 Auburn HS 25 22 17 64 Bethpage HS 25 21 22 68 Weedsport High School 21 12 8 41 Chaminade HS 27 21 19 67 Chenango - 3 Freeport HS 15 11 26 Sherburne-Earlville MS/HS 20 17 13 50 Friends Academy 22 22 Clinton - 6 Great Neck North HS 24 21 21 66 AuSable Valley HS 23 23 Great Neck South HS 30 28 27 85 Northern Adirondack CS HAFTR Academy 25 20 18 63 Peru High School 26 19 16 61 Holy Trinity HS 23 23 24 70 Columbia - 7 Kellenberg Memorial HS 20 13 9 42 Chatham HS 9 13 6 28 Lawrence Woodmere Academy 19 16 13 48 Germantown Central School 18 10 14 42 Long Island Lutheran HS 26 17 13 56 Delaware - 7 Lynbrook HS 22 18 13 53 Sidney HS 20 14 10 44 North Shore Hebrew Academy 27 22 16 65 Dutchess - 8 North Shore HS Dover HS 17 17 Our Lady of Mercy Academy 21 18 24 63 Spackenkill HS 10 17 16 43 Paul D. Schreiber HS 28 21 25 74 Stissing Mountain HS 20 14 34 Plainview-Kennedy HS 25 23 23 71 Erie - 9 Roslyn HS 27 23 50 Amherst Central HS 26 14 23 63 Sacred Heart Academy 22 17 17 56 Buffalo Seminary 28 22 25 75 St. Dominic HS 14 23 37 Canisius HS 25 21 20 66 St. Mary's HS 23 24 22 69 City Honors School 11 16 11 38 Stella K. Abraham HS 18 18 East Aurora HS 22 18 40 Syosset HS 27 28 26 81 Nardin Academy 21 20 17 58 Valley Stream South HS Nichols School 27 24 25 76 Waldorf School of Garden Cty 15 13 28 Orchard Park HS Wheatley School 27 27 23 77 St. Joseph's Collegiate Inst. 24 17 12 53 New York - 12 Williamsville East HS 26 23 49 A. J. Heschel HS 23 18 17 58 Essex - 6 Birch Wathen Lenox School 20 20 Westport Central School 16 14 9 39 Brearley School 30 30 60 Franklin - 6 Chapin School Brushton-Moira HS 19 12 13 44 Churchill School and Center Fulton - 3 Collegiate School 22 22 23 67 Johnstown HS Columbia Grammar & Prep Northville Central School Convent of Sacred Heart 24 23 24 71 Herkimer - 6 Dalton School 27 26 29 82 Ilion Jr/Sr HS Frederick Douglass Academy 16 20 20 56 Jefferson - 5 Friends Seminary 26 22 48 Carthage HS 16 15 13 44 Hewitt School 7 6 13 HS MSE@CCNY 27 21 24 72 Ramapo Sr. HS 18 18 Hunter College HS 30 30 30 90 Spring Valley Sr. HS 12 15 13 40 PS 334 - Anderson School 19 15 14 48 Suffern HS 21 20 19 60 Ramaz Upper School 30 28 24 82 Tappan Zee HS 29 25 25 79 Regis HS Saratoga - 14 Spence School 20 10 16 46 Ballston Spa HS 21 20 18 59 Stuyvesant HS 30 30 30 90 Saratoga Springs Sr. HS 29 22 25 76 The Beacon School 16 17 17 50 Shenendehowa East HS 27 23 27 77 Trinity School 25 24 22 71 Schenectady - 14 United Nations International 25 20 45 Niskayuna HS 25 25 Xavier High School Suffolk - 17 Yeshiva Univ. HS-Boys 25 21 46 Bayport-Blue Point HS 21 13 34 Niagara - 4 Brentwood HS 20 22 18 60 Niagara Falls HS Centereach HS 22 20 11 53 Oneida - 5 Commack HS 30 25 28 83 Clinton Sr. HS 22 22 21 65 Half Hollow Hills HS East 26 26 25 77 Vernon-Verona-Sherrill Sr. HS 28 21 21 70 Half Hollow Hills HS WEST 30 15 45 Whitesboro High School 20 21 18 59 Islip HS Onondaga - 0 Longwood High School 23 17 13 53 Solvay HS Mattituck HS 19 17 14 50 Ontario - 4 Pierson HS 4 17 14 35 Canandaigua Academy 26 25 23 74 Walt Whitman HS 28 24 24 76 Victor Central HS 21 15 17 53 Ward Melville HS 30 21 26 77 Orange - 8 West Babylon HS 28 21 20 69 John S. Burke CHS Westhampton Beach HS 16 11 6 33 Oswego - 5 Tompkins - 5 Oswego HS 4 4 11 19 Ithaca HS 30 27 29 86 Otsego - 3 Lansing HS 22 18 18 58 Oneonta HS 6 7 8 21 Ulster - 7 Putnam - 8 Grove Street Academy Carmel HS 20 9 6 35 Highland HS 23 23 23 69 Queens - 13 New Paltz Central HS 14 16 4 34 Archbishop Molloy HS 23 19 23 65 Onteora Central HS 19 16 18 53 Baccalaureate Sch. for Global 19 17 15 51 Warren - 14 Bard HS Early College II 15 12 4 31 Lake George Jr-Sr HS Bayside HS 26 26 Washington - 14 Benjamin Cardozo HS 30 26 29 85 Argyle Central School Christ the King Regional HS 19 21 15 55 Fort Edward HS 18 14 7 39 Forest Hills High School 30 30 30 90 Granville Jr/Sr HS 17 14 6 37 Francis Lewis HS 30 30 30 90 Hartford Central School 13 5 1 19 Garden School Westchester - 18 Newtown HS 19 19 19 57 Bronxville HS 23 18 18 59 Queens HS Sciences at York 26 26 26 78 Byram Hills HS St. Francis Prep 23 19 20 62 Dobbs Ferry HS 22 21 20 63 The Windsor School 30 30 29 89 Edgemont HS 28 27 24 79 Townsend Harris HS 25 23 18 66 EF International Academy 24 24 William Cullen Bryant HS 23 21 22 66 Fox Lane HS 28 25 25 78 Rensselaer - 14 Harrison HS 27 22 23 72 Catholic Central HS 20 19 7 46 Horace Greeley HS 28 24 25 77 Columbia HS 27 24 20 71 Irvington HS 27 24 25 76 Emma Willard School 29 27 30 86 John Jay HS 26 20 20 66 Tech Valley HS 14 14 10 38 Mamaroneck HS 20 20 Richmond - 15 Masters School 25 25 Port Richmond HS 28 26 25 79 Mount Vernon HS 14 10 8 32 Staten Island Technical HS 21 14 12 47 North Salem HS/MS 27 20 24 71 Tottenville HS 25 19 13 57 Rye Country Day School 25 16 19 60 Rockland - 16 Scarsdale HS 24 25 22 71 Clarkstown HS North 28 25 23 76 Westlake HS 26 22 14 62 North Rockland HS 15 12 8 35 White Plains HS Nyack HS 22 16 38 Pearl River HS 25 21 17 63 STUDENTS WITH A PERFECT SCORE Chong Xuan A, Stuyvesant HS Wing Tak L, F.D. Roosevelt HS Alex A, Edward R. Murrow HS Huari L, Forest Hills High School Robert B, Forest Hills High School Joe L, West Babylon HS Jesse B, Commack HS Kevin L, Horace Mann School Daniel B, Forest Hills High School Xiao L, Francis Lewis HS John B, Stuyvesant HS Anying L, Ithaca HS Patrick C, Bethpage HS Yue L, Benjamin Cardozo HS Bingbo C, The Windsor School Han L, Forest Hills High School Kevin C, Hunter College HS Colin L, Vestal Central HS Lijin C, Stuyvesant HS David L, Stuyvesant HS Shiwen (Heidi) C, Emma Willard School Hera M, Our Lady of Mercy Academy Dawei C, Stuyvesant HS Daniel M, Stuyvesant HS Patrick C, Stuyvesant HS Matt M, Saratoga Springs Sr. HS Kenneth C, Great Neck South HS Mario M, Bronx HS of Science Colin C, Stuyvesant HS Amy O, Union-Endicott HS Jao-Ke C, Stuyvesant HS Horace P, Hunter College HS So Yeon (Ashley) C, Emma Willard School Terrence P, Forest Hills High School Wanhee C, Queens HS Sciences at York Col.
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