U.S. News Selects 96 'Outstanding' Schools
The issue of U.S. News & World Report magazine hitting newsstands this week is sure to pique the interest of educators and parents in at least six cities.
After two years of research, the newsmagazine has come up with a list of 96 "Outstanding American High Schools" in the Atlanta, Boston, Chicago, Dallas-Fort Worth, Detroit, and New York City metropolitan areas.
U.S. News , which has carved out a niche in the competitive newsweekly market with its sometimes controversial rankings of colleges and graduate schools, did not attempt to rank U.S. high schools. But it did try to identify schools whose performance can be attributed to the institutions themselves and not just to the socioeconomic...
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