U.S. News & World Report enlisted the help of social science research firm RTI International to compile its rankings. They measured schools using four key metrics:
- Math and reading proficiency for all students
- Testing proficiency for disadvantaged students
- Graduation rates
- College readiness via Advanced Placement or International Baccalaureate test data.
Mahwah boasts a 11:1 student-to-teacher ratio and has 57 percent of its students participate in AP Exams.
Eleven other Bergen County schools were ranked among the best in the state:
- Bergen County Technical High School (No. 4)
- Bergen County Academies (No. 5)
- Tenafly (No. 13)
- Glen Rock (No. 14)
- Ridgewood (No. 25)
- Cresskill (No. 31)
- Northern Highlands (No. 34)
- Northern Valley Regional High School at Demarest (No. 35)
- Bergenfield (No. 38)
- Park Ridge (No. 40)
- Fort Lee (No. 55)
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