According to the site’s 2023 rankings, nine of New York’s top 10 school districts are located on Long Island.Best School Districts in New York” Report.
they are:
- big neck public school located in number 1
- Jericho The Union Free School District is located in number 2
- Cyosset The central school district is located in third place
- Roslyn The Union Free School District is located in No 4
- Hewlett-Woodmere The Union Free School District is located in number 6
- Herricks The Union Free School District is located in Number 7
- half hollow mountain The central school district is located in number 8
- manhasset The Union Free School District is located in No.9
- east williston The Union Free School District is located in No. 10
Each district has an overall grade of A+, with top marks for academics, teachers, college prep and administration.
In the diversity category, Half Hollow Hills received an A-, while Great Neck and Hewlett-Woodmere received B+s. The Jericho, West Osset, Roslyn, Herricks, and East Williston areas all received B grades, while Manhasset had the only B- grade.
Most regions also received high marks for sports, with Great Neck, West Osset and Manhasset all earning A’s for sports.
Jericho, Hewlett-Woodmere and Half Hollow Mountain received A-, Roslyn received a B, and East Williston received a B-. Herricks is the only C-.
At lunchtime, students will find the best cafeterias in the Hewlett-Woodmere and Jericho school districts, both of which have A+’s in the food category.
East Williston, Manhasset, Half Hollow Mountain, Herricks and Roslyn received A grades, while West Osset and Great Neck received B grades.
Districts also have student-to-teacher ratios below the national average of 17:1, the report said.
The ratio is 9:1 at East Williston and 10:1 at Hewlett-Woodmere.
Half Hollow Mountain, Theosset and Great Neck are reported to be 11-1. Jericho and Herricks have a student-teacher ratio of 12:1, while Manhasset and Roslyn have a 13:1 ratio.
View the full ranking of New York school districts niche site.
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