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Top 10 Best Washington Public Schools (2022-23)

Washington is the #12 largest school system in the United States, serving 1,089,009 students across the 2,514 public schools for the 2022-23 school year (there are 744 private schools, serving 104,631 students). 91% of all K-12 students in Washington are educated in public schools compared to national average of 90%.

The percentage of students achieving math proficiency in Washington is 50%. The percentage of students achieving reading proficiency is 61%.

The top ranked public schools in Washington are Cascadia Elementary School, Challenge Elementary School and International Community School. Overall testing rank is based on a school’s combined math and reading proficiency test score ranking.

There are 48 Blue Ribbon Schools, 59 magnet schools, 12 charter schools and 85 special education schools.

Minority enrollment is 49% (majority Hispanic) and the student:teacher ratio is 17:1.

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Top Ranked Public Schools in Washington (2022-23)

School (Math and Reading Proficiency)

Student Proficiency

Grades

Location

Rank: #11.

Cascadia Elementary School

Magnet School

Math: ≥99% | Reading: ≥99%
Rank:

Top 1%

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Math: ≥99% (Top 1%)

Reading: ≥99% (Top 1%)

Grades: K-5

1700 N 90th Street
Seattle, WA 98115
(206) 252-5914

Rank: #22.

Challenge Elementary School

Alternative School

Math: ≥99% | Reading: 97%
Rank:

Top 1%

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Math: ≥99% (Top 1%)

Reading: 97% (Top 1%)

Grades: K-6

5409 228th St Sw
Mountlake Terrace, WA 98043
(425) 431-7157

Rank: #33.

International Community School

Alternative School
Magnet School

Math: 96% | Reading: 97%
Rank:

Top 1%

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Math: 96% (Top 1%)

Reading: 97% (Top 1%)

Grades: 6-12

11133 Ne 65th St
Kirkland, WA 98033
(425) 936-2380

Rank: #4 – 74. – 7.

Nikola Tesla Stem High School

Alternative School
Magnet School

Math: ≥95% | Reading: ≥95%
Rank:

Top 1%

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Math: ≥95% (Top 1%)

Reading: ≥95% (Top 1%)

Grades: 9-12

4301 228th Ave Ne
Redmond, WA 98053
(425) 936-2770

Rank: #4 – 74. – 7.

Northstar Middle School

Alternative School

Math: ≥95% | Reading: ≥95%
Rank:

Top 1%

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Math: ≥95% (Top 1%)

Reading: ≥95% (Top 1%)

Grades: 6-8

10903 Ne 53rd St
Kirkland, WA 98033
(425) 936-1760

Rank: #4 – 74. – 7.

Stella Schola

Alternative School
Magnet School

Math: ≥95% | Reading: ≥95%
Rank:

Top 1%

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Math: ≥95% (Top 1%)

Reading: ≥95% (Top 1%)

Grades: 6-8

13505 Ne 75th Street
Redmond, WA 98052
(425) 936-2475

Rank: #4 – 74. – 7.

Stephen Decatur Elementary School

Math: ≥95% | Reading: ≥95%
Rank:

Top 1%

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Math: ≥95% (Top 1%)

Reading: ≥95% (Top 1%)

Grades: K-5

7711 43rd Ave Ne
Seattle, WA 98115
(206) 252-3230

Rank: #88.

Libby Center

Special Education School

Math: 95% | Reading: 97%
Rank:

Top 1%

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Math: 95% (Top 1%)

Reading: 97% (Top 1%)

Grades: K-8

2900 E 1st Ave
Spokane, WA 99202
(509) 354-7500

Rank: #99.

Mercer Island High School

Math: 90% | Reading: ≥99%
Rank:

Top 1%

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Math: 90% (Top 1%)

Reading: ≥99% (Top 1%)

Grades: 9-12

9100 Se 42nd
Mercer Island, WA 98040
(206) 236-3345

Rank: #1010.

Cherry Crest Elementary School

Math: 94% | Reading: 95%
Rank:

Top 1%

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Math: 94% (Top 1%)

Reading: 95% (Top 1%)

Grades: PK-5

12400 N.e. 32nd St.
Bellevue, WA 98005
(425) 456-4900

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Best Washington Public Schools by County (2022-23)

Popular cities: Seattle (190 schools), Spokane (119 schools), Tacoma (106 schools), Vancouver (86 schools), Yakima (54 schools).

County

# Schools

# Students

% Minority

Adams County

17

5,323

84%

Asotin County

11

3,095

17%

Benton County

68

36,945

44%

Chelan County

41

12,497

54%

Clallam County

30

10,337

35%

Clark County

145

75,243

37%

Columbia County

5

441

24%

Cowlitz County

49

16,711

29%

Douglas County

20

7,422

58%

Ferry County

11

1,009

40%

Franklin County

39

20,797

78%

Garfield County

2

361

13%

Grant County

58

19,986

67%

Grays Harbor County

44

10,702

38%

Island County

26

8,621

36%

Jefferson County

12

2,579

20%

King County

532

283,656

60%

Kitsap County

78

33,966

38%

Kittitas County

18

4,538

26%

Klickitat County

24

4,182

32%

Lewis County

43

11,715

31%

Lincoln County

17

2,121

15%

Mason County

24

8,002

43%

Okanogan County

37

14,029

39%

Pacific County

18

3,010

33%

Pend Oreille County

11

1,477

21%

Pierce County

276

133,071

52%

San Juan County

14

1,803

28%

Skagit County

54

18,561

46%

Skamania County

7

900

23%

Snohomish County

224

115,632

47%

Spokane County

180

75,092

25%

Stevens County

37

6,418

27%

Thurston County

85

44,463

40%

Wahkiakum County

2

485

20%

Walla Walla County

33

8,591

48%

Whatcom County

77

27,113

37%

Whitman County

27

4,547

24%

Yakima County

118

53,568

78%

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Top rated high schools across Washington and U.

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Washington state schools earned high rankings nationally, as seven schools have been ranked among the top 500 schools in the county according to a U.S. News and World Report.

The report ranked the top schools based on the rates of students who scored highly in math, reading and science state assessments, passed multiple college-level exams, and graduated high school within four years.

The study also examined schools’ student diversity, teacher-to-student ratio, student body size, gender distribution, test scores and more school data.

Here are the top 10 public high schools in Washington state, and how they rank compared to the rest of the country according to the U.S. News and World Report:

1. Tesla STEM High School

Tesla STEM High School in Redmond ranked first among Seattle metro area high schools and first among Lake Washington School District high schools. The school also ranked 12th nationally out of about 18,000 schools the report evaluated.

Tesla STEM High School scored an overall 99.93 out of 100 in the report, based on six measures:

▪ Took at Least One AP Exam 100%.

▪ Passed at Least One AP Exam 100%.

▪ Mathematics Proficiency 98%.

▪ Reading Proficiency 99%.

▪ Science Proficiency 95%.

▪ Graduation Rate > 98%.

2. International School

International School in Bellevue ranked first among Bellevue School District high schools and second in the Seattle metro area. The school also ranked 59th nationally compared to other public schools across the country.

International School scored an overall 99.67 out of 100 in the report based on the six measures:

▪ Took at Least One AP Exam 100%.

▪ Passed at Least One AP Exam 92%.

▪ Mathematics Proficiency 86%.

▪ Reading Proficiency 93%.

▪ Science Proficiency 92%.

▪ Graduation Rate > 95%.

3. Raisbeck Aviation High School

Raisbeck Aviation High School in Tukwila ranked first among Highline School District high schools and third in the Seattle metro area. The school also ranked 213th place of public high schools across the nation.

Raisbeck Aviation High School scored an overall 98.81 out of 100 in the report based on five various measures:

▪ Took at Least One AP Exam 88%.

▪ Passed at Least One AP Exam 68%.

▪ Mathematics Proficiency 81%.

▪ Science Proficiency 89%.

▪ Graduation Rate > 97%.

4. Newport Senior High School

Newport Senior High School in Bellevue ranked second among Bellevue School District high schools and fourth in the Seattle metro area. The school ranked 235th place in U.S. News and World Report’s national high school rankings.

Newport Senior High School scored a 98.68 out of 100 in the report based on six measures:

▪ Took at Least One AP Exam 88%.

▪ Passed at Least One AP Exam 80%.

▪ Mathematics Proficiency 79%.

▪ Reading Proficiency 90%.

▪ Science Proficiency 88%.

▪ Graduation Rate 97%.

5. Bellevue High School

Bellevue High School ranked third among Bellevue School District high schools and fifth in the Seattle metro area. The school also ranked 291st place nationally.

Bellevue High School scored a 98.37 out of 100 overall in the report’s scorecard across six various measures:

▪ Took at Least One AP Exam 84%.

▪ Passed at Least One AP Exam 69%.

▪ Mathematics Proficiency 79%.

▪ Reading Proficiency 92%.

▪ Science Proficiency 67%.

▪ Graduation Rate 94%.

6. Mercer Island High School

Mercer Island High School ranked sixth among Seattle metro area high schools. The school also ranked 368th nationally in the U.S. News and World Report ratings.

Mercer Island High School scored a 97.94 out of 100 on the report’s scorecard across the six measures:

▪ Took at Least One AP Exam 64%.

▪ Passed at Least One AP Exam 60%.

▪ Mathematics Proficiency 90%.

▪ Reading Proficiency 99%.

▪ Science Proficiency 85%.

▪ Graduation Rate 95%.

7. Interlake Senior High School

Interlake Senior High School in Bellevue ranked fourth among Bellevue School District high schools and seventh in the Seattle metro area. The school ranked 457th in the nation’s public high school ranking.

Interlake Senior High School scored a 97.44 out of 100 on the U.S. News and World Report scorecard across six measures:

▪ Took at Least One AP Exam 76%.

▪ Passed at Least One AP Exam 63%.

▪ Mathematics Proficiency 72%.

▪ Reading Proficiency 88%.

▪ Science Proficiency 83%.

▪ Graduation Rate 92%.

8. General William H. Harrison Preparatory School

General William H. Harrison Preparatory School in Lakewood ranked first among Clover Park School District high schools and eighth in the Seattle metro area. The school also ranked 586th nationally out of about 18,000 schools the U.S. News and World Report evaluated.

General William H. Harrison Preparatory School scored 96.72 out of 100 on the report’s scorecard across five measures:

▪ Took at Least One IB (International Baccalaureate) Exam 100%.

▪ Passed at Least One IB (International Baccalaureate) Exam 91%.

▪ Mathematics Proficiency 45%.

▪ Reading Proficiency 84%.

▪ Science Proficiency 76%.

9. Bainbridge High School

Bainbridge High School ranked as the top high school in the Bremerton metro area. Bainbridge High School was also in the top 1,000 public high schools in the country, rating 646th place nationally.

Bainbridge High School scored a 96.38 out of 100 on the U.S. News and World Report’s scorecard that evaluates schools on six measures:

▪ Took at Least One AP Exam 74%.

▪ Passed at Least One AP Exam 60%.

▪ Mathematics Proficiency 80%.

▪ Reading Proficiency 96%.

▪ Science Proficiency 31%.

▪ Graduation Rate 95%.

10. Vancouver School of Arts and Academics

Vancouver (Wash.) School of Arts and Academics is the top-ranked high school in the Vancouver School District and fourth among Portland (Ore.) metro area high schools. The school also ranked 751st place in U.S. News and Worlds Report national school evaluation.

Vancouver School of Arts and Academics scored a 95.79 out of 100 on the report’s scorecard across five various measurements:

▪ Took at Least One AP Exam 100%.

▪ Passed at Least One AP Exam 77%.

▪ Mathematics Proficiency 68%.

▪ Science Proficiency 64%.

▪ Graduation Rate > 95%.

U.S. News and World Report’s full national and Washington state high school evaluation also has information on public Kindergarten through eighth-grade schools, as well as private school evaluations.

Alyse Messmer-Smith

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School ratings for 2022 are out

All tables of the project

The RAEX rating agency has presented two all-Russian ratings, tops by regions and districts, as well as four thematic ones.

The Ranking of the Best Schools by Alumni Competitiveness includes schools whose graduates most successfully enter the best universities in Russia from the RAEX ranking. The number of positions in the rating this year has been increased from one hundred to two hundred.

The rating reflected the stability of the positions of the leaders of school education in Russia: the composition of the top ten did not change over the year. The first place was taken by the Specialized Educational and Scientific Center of Moscow State University, the Phystech Lyceum named after A.I. P.L. Kapitsa, Chelyabinsk Physics and Mathematics Lyceum No. 31 returned to third place. The top five also included the Moscow Lyceum “Second School” and the University Gymnasium of Moscow State University.

In total, the rating includes educational institutions from 38 regions of the Russian Federation. Almost a third of the participants – 64 out of 200 – are located in Moscow. 26 schools are located in the Moscow region, 18 in St. Petersburg, 12 in Tatarstan and 10 in the Sverdlovsk region.

The rankings on the competitiveness of graduates in the aggregated areas of training (“Technical, Natural Sciences and Exact Sciences”, “Economics and Management”, “Social and Humanitarian Areas” and “Medicine”) included 50 schools each with the highest concentration of graduates who entered in the leading universities of Russia in the direction of a certain profile.

In three out of four categories, the winner has not changed. The rating in the technical field was headed by the champion of the overall standings of the STSC MSU, the Economic Lyceum of the Russian University of Economics named after M.V. G.V. Plekhanov, a clear leader among physicians is the Medical Sechenov Pre-University. In the nomination “Social and Humanitarian Sciences” the university gymnasium of Moscow State University excelled, having displaced the Gorchakovsky Lyceum of MGIMO from the higher level. As in previous years, all subject ratings were headed by schools affiliated with universities.

The study revealed a number of fundamental differences in the structure of the economic and technical lists. The vast majority of leaders in the field of “Economics and Management” – 45 out of 50 – are located in Moscow and the Moscow region, private educational institutions took almost a quarter of the places in the top 50, almost three quarters (72%) of registered graduates are enrolled in universities on a fee basis. As for the “techies”, the picture is the opposite: among the best, only 16 represent the metropolitan region, there is not a single private school in the top 50, and the share of “payers” was a modest 14%.

In addition to the competitiveness rankings, RAEX also compiled lists of schools preparing the largest number of applicants for top universities in absolute terms. These lists are formed without adjustment for the number of graduating classes and reflect the contribution of schools to the quality preparation of applicants. A nationwide list (300 positions) has been published, as well as leaders by federal districts (20 positions) and 85 regions of Russia (from 5 to 50 positions).

All rankings 2022

Competitiveness rankings

• Top 200 schools in Russia by graduate competitiveness
  • …incl. in the field of “Economics and Management”
  • … incl. in the field of “Technical, natural sciences and exact sciences”
  • … incl. in the field of “Social and humanitarian areas”
  • … incl. in the field of “Medicine”

Rankings by the number of graduates who entered the best universities

Rating of Russian schools by the number of graduates enrolled in the leading universities of Russia

Best schools by the number of enrolled by federal districts

• Central Federal District
• Northwestern Federal District
• Southern Federal District
• North Caucasian Federal District
• Volga Federal District
• Ural Federal District
• Siberian Federal District
• Far Eastern Federal District

Best schools in terms of enrollment by regions

• Altai Territory
• Amur Region
• Arkhangelsk region
• Astrakhan region
• Belgorod region
• Bryansk region
• Vladimir region
• Volgograd region
• Vologda region
• Voronezh region
• city of Sevastopol
• Jewish Autonomous Region
• Trans-Baikal Territory
• Ivanovo region
• Irkutsk region
• Kabardino-Balkarian Republic
• Kaliningrad region
• Kaluga region
• Kamchatka Territory
• Karachay-Cherkess Republic
• Kemerovo region
• Kirov region
• Kostroma region
• Krasnodar Territory
• Krasnoyarsk Territory
• Kurgan region
• Kursk region
• Leningrad region
• Lipetsk region
• Magadan region
• Moscow
• Moscow region
• Murmansk region
• Nenets Autonomous Okrug
• Nizhny Novgorod Region
• Novgorod region
• Novosibirsk region
• Omsk region
• Orenburg region
• Oryol region
• Penza region
• Perm region
• Primorsky Krai
• Pskov region
• Republic of Adygea
• Republic of Altai
• Republic of Bashkortostan
• Republic of Buryatia
• Republic of Dagestan
• Republic of Ingushetia
• Republic of Kalmykia
• Republic of Karelia
• Republic of Komi
• Republic of Crimea
• Republic of Mari El
• Republic of Mordovia
• Republic of Sakha (Yakutia)
• Republic of North Ossetia-Alania
• Republic of Tatarstan
• Tyva Republic
• Republic of Khakassia
• Rostov region
• Ryazan region
• Samara region
• St. Petersburg
• Saratov region
• Sakhalin Region
• Sverdlovsk region
• Smolensk region
• Stavropol Territory
• Tambov region
• Tver region
• Tomsk region
• Tula region
• Tyumen region
• Udmurt Republic
• Ulyanovsk region
• Khabarovsk Territory
• Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug – Yugra
• Chelyabinsk region
• Chechen Republic
• Chuvash Republic
• Chukotka Autonomous Okrug
• Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug
• Yaroslavl region

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20 lyceums and gymnasiums located in Novosibirsk were included in the rating of the best schools in the region in terms of the number of graduates who entered the leading Russian universities, left by the RAEX rating agency.

Included in the list:

1. SUNTS NGU
2. Lyceum No. 130 named after Academician M.A. Lavrentieva (+2)
3. Engineering Lyceum NSTU (+2)
4. Gymnasium No. 1 (Novosibirsk) (-1)
5. Educational Center – Gymnasium No. 6 “Ermine” (-3)
6. Gymnasium No. 3 in Akademgorodok
7. Second Novosibirsk Gymnasium (+2)
8. Lyceum of Information Technologies (+2)
9. Aerospace Lyceum named after Yu.V. Kondratyuk (-2)
10. Lyceum No. 9 (Novosibirsk) (-2)
11. Economic Lyceum (-4)
12. Lyceum № 12 (Novosibirsk) (-1)
13. Lyceum № 13 (Krasnoobsk) (+1)
14. Lyceum № 22 “Hope of Siberia” (-1)
15. Gymnasium No. 12 (Novosibirsk) (-4)
16. Gymnasium No. 4 (Novosibirsk) (+4)
17. Lyceum No. 6 (Berdsk) (-1)
18. Gymnasium No. 10 (Novosibirsk) (-1)
19. Gymnasium No. 5 (Novosibirsk)
20. Lyceum № 200 (-8)

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According to the same indicator – by the number of graduates enrolled in the leading universities of the country – nine lyceums and gymnasiums located in the Novosibirsk region got into the rating of Russian schools.

During the year, the composition of the first nine schools did not change, the tenth place was taken by the Pokrovsky Quarter school in Moscow, ahead of school No. 171. The HSE Lyceum was in the first place, the Bauman Engineering School No. 1580 was in the second place, and the STSC MGU was in the third place. The fifth place was taken by the Specialized Educational and Scientific Center of NSU.

In addition to the center, eight educational institutions located in Novosibirsk also got into the rating:

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• 76th place. Lyceum No. 130 named after Academician M.A. Lavrentiev (108.237 points)
• 84th place. Engineering Lyceum NSTU (103.124)
• 91 seats. Gymnasium No. 1 (Novosibirsk) (101.082)
• 96th place. Educational Center – Gymnasium No. 6 “Ermine” (99.916)
• 194 place. Gymnasium No. 3 in Academgorodok (68.275)
• 231 places. Second Novosibirsk Gymnasium (60.594)
• 241 places. Lyceum of Information Technologies (59.229)
• 254 place. Aerospace Lyceum named after Yu.V. Kondratyuk (58.019)

The RAEX list reflects the absolute number of high school graduates who entered universities in the top 50 of the agency’s university rankings in 2020 or 2021.

As stated in the compilation methodology, the rating of schools by the number of graduates enrolled in the leading universities of Russia is based on the same data as the rating of the best schools in Russia by the competitiveness of graduates, however, it is calculated in absolute terms.

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Education Committee of St. Petersburg compiled by 5 different indicators-as for 5 different indicators-as for 5 different indicators-as according the general level of grades, the participation of schoolchildren in competitions, and the quality of learning conditions and the professional achievements of teachers.

For each rating, 100 best schools of the city are identified – there are 684 of them in the city in total. 28 schools of the Primorsky district were included in the ratings – this is almost half of all institutions in the district.

At the same time, gymnasium No. 116 and Lyceum No. 64 got into all 5 ratings.

In 4 ratings at once – gymnasium No. 52, in three – gymnasium No. 540, school No. 246, school No. 113 and school No. 582.

Rating of educational organizations based on the results of mass education

Compiled based on the results of regional diagnostic work, state final certification for educational programs of basic and secondary general education.

The final rating includes 103 educational organizations of St. Petersburg that scored the most points

1.	Gymnasium №631	5-8
2.	Gymnasium №116	9-12
3.	Lyceum №64	13-15
4.	Gymnasium №49	27-40
5.	Gymnasium №52	27-40
6.	School №113	27-40
7.	Gymnasium №540	27-40
8.	School №582	73-103
9.	Lyceum №597	73-103
10.	School №598	73-103
11.	School №617	73-103

Rating of educational institutions by high educational results and students’ achievements final exams.

The rating includes 105 educational institutions of St. Petersburg, which scored the most points.

1.	Gymnasium №116	5-6
2.	Lyceum №64	7
3.	School №43 “Linguistic School”	14-15
4.	Lyceum №554	27-29
5.	Gymnasium №540	30-31
6.	School №617	34-36
7.	School №582	39-43
8.	Gymnasium No. 631	56-62
9.	School No. 246	63-70
10.	Erich Kestner Gymnasium No. 41	83-105
11.	Gymnasium №49	83-105
12.	Gymnasium №52	83-105
13.	School №598	83-105

Rating of educational organizations by the quality of conditions for conducting educational activities

Compiled by the provision of students with premises (the area of ​​specialized halls, the presence of specialized rooms), by the variety of types of education (departments of additional and preschool education, speech therapy centers, school museums), on the diversity of sports infrastructure facilities (stadiums, sports grounds, gyms, swimming pools), on the provision of informatization tools (digital laboratories, robotics laboratories, projectors, interactive whiteboards, computers).

The rating includes 138 educational institutions of St. Petersburg that scored the most points

1.	Gymnasium №116	29-38
2.	School №655	44-61
3.	School №661	44-61
4.	Lyceum №64	62-83
5.	School No. 246	62-83
6.	School №580	84-104
7.	School №38	105-138
8.	School №113	105-138
9.	School No. 253 named after captain 1st rank P.I. Derzhavin	105-138
10.	School №440	105-138
11.	School №644	105-138

Rating of educational organizations by staffing

Compiled by the provision of teaching staff, provision of students with support services, qualifications and achievements of teachers.

The rating includes 111 educational institutions of St. Petersburg that scored the most points

1.	Gymnasium №52	12-13
2.	Gymnasium №116	33-36
3.	Lyceum №64	37-45
4.	Gymnasium №66	46-61
5.	Erich Kestner Gymnasium No. 41	62-82
6.	School №438	83-111
7.	Gymnasium №540	83-111

Rating of educational organizations in terms of management quality

Calculated based on the qualifications and achievements of school managers, innovation activities and achievements of schools in competitions of educational organizations.

The rating includes 127 educational institutions of St. Petersburg that scored the most points

1.	Gymnasium №116	3
2.	School №113	22-27
3.	School №43 “Linguistic School”	37-56
4.	School №45	37-56
5.	School №580	37-56
6.	School №644	37-56
7.	Gymnasium №52	57-75
8.	Lyceum №64	57-75
9.	School №106	57-75
10.	School №583	57-75
11.	School №46	76-97
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