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OVERALL RANK SCHOOL 1 Hershey High School 2 Palmyra Area Senior High School 3 Tyrone Area High School 4 Cocalico Senior High School 5 Abington Heights High School 6 Wissahickon Senior High School 7 Fox Chapel Area High School 8 Elizabethtown Area Senior High School 9 Upper Saint Clair High School 10 Franklin Regional Senior High School 11 Blackhawk High School 12 Mariana Bracetti Academy Charter School 13 Saucon Valley Senior High School 14 North Penn Senior High School 15 Fairview High School 16 Palisades High School 17 Great Valley High School 18 Spring-Ford Senior High School 9-12 Center 19 Central Bucks High School -East 20 Shippensburg Area Senior High School 21 Valley View High School 22 Carbon Career & Technical Institute 23 Garden Spot Senior High School 24 Red Land Senior High School 25 Laurel Junior/Senior High School 26 Neshaminy High School 27 Strath Haven High School 28 Donegal High School 29 Springfield Township High School 30 Penn Manor High School 31 Penns Valley Area Junior/Senior High School 32 Karns City High School 33 Nazareth Area High School 34 Pennsbury High School 35 Ridley High School 36 West Chester Bayard Rustin High School 37 Wilson Area High School 38 Williamsport Area Senior High School 39 North Pocono High School 40 Perkiomen Valley High School 41 Marion Center Area Jr/Sr High School 42 Penn Cambria High School 43 Marple Newtown Senior High School 44 Susquehanna Community Junior/Senior High School 45 Charleroi Area High School 46 Danville Area Senior High School 47 North Allegheny High School 48 Clarion Area Junior/Senior High School 49 Community Academy Of Philadelphia Charter School 50 Camp Hill Senior High School 51 Littlestown Senior High School 52 Hempfield Senior High School 53 Northwestern Lehigh High School 54 Stroudsburg High School 55 Unionville High School 56 Multi-Cultural Academy Charter School 57 Freire Charter School 58 Baldwin Senior High School 59 Chambersburg Area Career Magnet School 60 Hampton High School 61 Wyalusing Valley Junior/Senior High School 62 Avonworth High School 63 Central Cambria High School 64 Bethlehem-Center Senior High School 65 Wilson High School 66 Grove City Area High School 67 Mt Lebanon Senior High School 68 Perseus House Charter School Of Excellence 69 Susquenita High School 70 Loyalsock Township Senior High School 71 Fairfield Area High School 72 Lampeter-Strasburg Senior High School 73 Springfield High School 74 New Hope-Solebury High School 75 Abington Senior High School 76 Souderton Area Senior High School 77 Upper Darby Senior High School 78 Mcdowell High School 79 Philipsburg-Osceola Area High School 80 Harriton Senior High School 81 Saegertown Junior/Senior High School 82 Upper Moreland High School 83 Plymouth-Whitemarsh Senior High School 84 Conestoga Valley Senior High School 85 Emmaus High School 86 Philadelphia Electrical & Tech Charter High School 87 State College Area High School 88 Butler Area Senior High School 89 Montrose Area Junior/Senior High School 90 New Brighton Area High School 91 Somerset Area Jr-Sr High School 92 Paul Robeson High School For Human Services 93 Ferndale Area Junior/Senior High School 94 Antietam Middle/ High School 95 Dr Robert Ketterer Cs, Inc. 96 Central Valley High School 97 Cowanesque Valley Junior/Senior High School 98 Leechburg Area High School 99 Greenwood High School 100 Central Bucks High School -South 101 Fannett-Metal Senior High School 102 Quakertown Community High School 103 Downingtown High School West Campus 104 Northern Lehigh Senior High School 105 Cedar Cliff High School 106 Crestwood High School 107 Pittston Area Senior High School 108 Capital Area School For The Arts Charter School 109 Interboro Senior High School 110 Chestnut Ridge Senior High School 111 Council Rock High School North 112 Freeport Area Senior High School 113 Penncrest High School 114 Garnet Valley High School 115 Council Rock High School South 116 Lake-Lehman Junior/Senior High School 117 Center For Student Lrng Charter School Pennsbury 118 York Suburban Senior High School 119 James Buchanan High School 120 South Side High School 121 Bucktail High School 122 Beaver Area Senior High School 123 Norwin Senior High School 124 General Mclane High School 125 Haverford Senior High School 126 East Stroudsburg Senior High School South 127 Greencastle-Antrim Senior High School 128 Wyomissing Area Junior/Senior High School 129 Southern Lehigh Senior High School 130 Eisenhower M/Hs 131 Lower Merion High School 132 New Oxford Senior High School 133 Uniontown Area Senior High School 134 Jeannette Senior High School 135 Ephrata Senior High School 136 Sharpsville Area Senior High School 137 United Junior/Senior High School 138 Bermudian Springs High School 139 Northwestern Senior High School 140 Blue Mountain High School 141 Dallastown Area Senior High School 142 Greenville Junior/Senior High School 143 Lehigh Valley Academy Regional Charter School 144 Lower Moreland High School 145 Wellsboro Area High School 146 Wallenpaupack Area High School 147 Kutztown Area Senior High School 148 Manheim Central Senior High School 149 Parkway-Center City 150 Waynesboro Area Senior High School 151 Pittsburgh Science And Technology Academy 6-12 152 Otto-Eldred Junior/Senior High School 153 Girard High School 154 Carlynton Junior/Senior High School 155 West Allegheny Senior High School 156 Collegium Charter School 157 Punxsutawney Area High School 158 Warwick Senior High School 159 Mercer Area Senior High School 160 Richland High School 161 West Chester East High School 162 Forest City Regional High School 163 Jenkintown Middle/High School 164 Bradford Area High School 165 Troy Area Junior/Senior High School 166 Greater Latrobe Senior High School 167 Susquehannock High School 168 Rockwood Area Junior/Senior High School 169 Conestoga Senior High School 170 Pequea Valley High School 171 North East High School 172 Palmerton Area High School 173 Red Lion Area Senior High School 174 Warrior Run High School 175 Canon-Mcmillan Senior High School 176 Downingtown High School East Campus 177 Lower Dauphin High School 178 Pine Grove Area High School 179 Ringgold Senior High School 180 Harrisburg High School - Scitech Cmp 181 Titusville Senior High School 182 Moon Senior High School 183 Forbes Road Junior/Senior High School 184 Mcconnellsburg High School 185 Lincoln Leadership Academy Charter School 186 Whitehall High School 187 Lehighton Area High School 188 Girls High School 189 Maplewood Junior/Senior High School 190 Reading Senior High School 191 Forest Hills High School 192 West Chester Henderson High School 193 Shamokin Area High School 194 Fort Leboeuf Senior High School 195 Bloomsburg Area High School 196 Washington High School 197 California Area Senior High School 198 Union Area High School 199 Western Wayne High School 200 Riverview High School 201 North Penn-Mansfield Junior/Senior High School 202 West Branch Area Junior/Senior High School 203 Central York High School 204 Radnor Senior 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