Hamilton High Maintains Excellence: Ranked Top 15 in Wisconsin Again

Hamilton High School has been named one of 'America’s Best High Schools' by U.S. News & World Report for the tenth year in a row. It ranks 15th among 462 public high schools in Wisconsin and 739th out of 17,655 nationally. This ranking reflects Hamilton's consistent delivery of high-quality education.

The ranking criteria include college readiness, state assessment scores, performance of underserved students, curriculum breadth, and graduation rates. It particularly notes the success of 12th graders in Advanced Placement (AP) or International Baccalaureate (IB) exams, state assessment performance, and the graduation rates from the 2017-18 freshman class.

Principal Rebecca Newcomer credits the school's success to the hard work of the faculty, leadership, and the Curriculum and Assessment team. In the past five years, Hamilton High School has made significant improvements in teaching methods and classroom environments, contributing to its high ranking.

The school's emphasis on best teaching practices has supported diverse learning styles and ensured consistent curriculum delivery. These efforts have helped maintain Hamilton's high standards and secured its place among the top 15 high schools in Wisconsin.

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