What are the top 5 public high schools in New Jersey?
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I'm not sure what the top 5 are, but I know Union County has some of the best.
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New-York , New Jersey , New -Mexico , Pennsylvania,Oregon and Ohio
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Indiana School For The Blind-residential school\nhttp://intra.isbrockets.org/public/\n\nAlbert Lea High School
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It is a catholic diocesan school located in Sparta NJ.Pope John XXIII High School. Pope John XXIII High School provides young men and women with an academically excellent education and develops their ideals of Christian maturity. Hope this help you out some.
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Right around the corner is one of the best.  The Rutgers School of Pharmacy in New Brunswick is excellent.
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Public going to high school after summer.\nno,no tutoring.figure/solve out everything by themselves. no help, teach  to be independant.
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Go to the OSPI website at http://www.k12.wa.us/  then look to the far right, click on school report card.  Depending on what makes a school top in your book, you can decide by the info they give you.  You will find WASL scores, percent of free and reduced lunch kids, population of school, ethnic count, you name it just about.  Remember though, Mercer Island may look great, but those parents may I say may...be extra helpful at home, tutor in the Summer, etc.  Mercer Island has always scored well.  If I sent my kid there would she score well or bring their scores down?????\n\nHave fun on the web site.
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The Bronx High School of Science: http://www.bxscience.edu/\n\nCardinal Spellman High School: http://www.cardinalspellman.org/\n\nPreston Hign School: http://www.prestonhs.org/\n\nFordham High School: http://www.greatschools.net/modperl/browse_school/ny/6953\n\nYou might also want to check this site for Catholic Schools: http://www.nypl.org/branch/bronx/index2.cfm?Trg=1&d1=762
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Bronx Science is one of the elite public schools of the NYC. Entry is based on Standardized testing. The school is good as Stuy and Townsend harris High School. It is ONLY open to the students of the 5 boroughs. \nThe courses are very advanced. They have AP classes, Sat II subject classes and programs with NASA. GOOD luck
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Here is a link for the top 120 big California schools.  Good luck!\n\nhttp://www.geocities.com/rhorii/Rankings.html
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any of the ivy league schools: harvard university, princeton university, yale university, cornell university, brown university, columbia university, university of pennsylvania, dartmouth college
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1)  Philadelphia, Pa\n2)  Doc\n3)  Roger Staubach\n4)  Joe Bellino\n5)  Joe Bellino\n6)  1890\n7)  US Military Academy at West Point\n8)  Doc Blanchard, Pete Dawkins, and Glenn Davis\n9)  Roger Staubach and Joe Bellino\n10)  Navy Blue and Gold
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Hello! Here are the top 5 elementary schools in that area, ranked by 2006 Academic Performance Index (API) score:\n\n1. Sage Canyon Elem. School (Del Mar) - 966\n2. Ashley Falls Elem. School (Del Mar) - 958\n3. Carmel Creek Elem. School (Solana Beach) - 956\n4. Solana Pacific Elem. School (Solana Beach) - 954\n5. Torrey Hills Elem. School (Del Mar) - 952\n\nNote that the statewide performance target is 800, so all of these schools are doing considerably better than the average. API ranges from 200 to 1000, based on statewide test scores, so these schools are doing very well indeed.\n\nI would suggest relocating to Del Mar since the top two elementary schools by API are located in the Del Mar school district. I would also suggest Del Mar since the Sage Canyon school district overall (including middle and high schools) is the best-performing school district in that area. That's something important to consider for when your children move on to middle school or high school. However, if you like Solana Beach, the difference in test scores between the Solana Beach and Del Mar school districts isn't that large. Either way, your children will be getting a great education. Del Mar, Solana Beach, and Carmel Valley all have excellent schools, better than the ones further south on San Diego's coast to Pacific Beach. \n\nGood luck with your move!
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Where can I find these schools?
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You need to take a placement test and then you can teach in Jersey as well.\nNew Jersey is great.  Especially Ramsey/allendale area
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Check out the following legitimate accredited entities:\n\n1. Penn Foster High School www.pennfoster.com\n2. Professional Career Development Institute www.pcdi.com
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1. Boston. There are so very many students there, the town is hopping, and the public transit system is outstanding. You can get anywhere from anywhere on the T. And the town is eminently walkable. Boston has the largest number of university students anywhere in the US. Being a student there is really something. \n\n2. New York City. Their subway system is extensive, the city is the hub of the world, and there are lots of universities to chose from.\n\n3. Chicago. The EL goes most everywhere, there are lots of universities, and it's a funky bad-a** town in which to be a student. \n\nGainesville, Florida is another that someone mentioned. That's not as good re: transit. There are lots of busses, but not all the bus lines go everywhere, and the town is so huge that things really aren't walkable. Still, if you live near the University, then the bus system in that area of town is extensive. Lots of students. Nice night life. \n\nI'd suggest looking at UMass Amherst, Smith, Mt. Holyoke, or Hampshire College. These five colleges are in the Pioneer Valley of Massachusetts. There are free busses connecting the schools, the towns are really walkable, there's a heck of a student scene, and a really funky night life. A wonderful place to go to school.