Wednesday, December 10, 2008
Congratulations to top Alabama schools
In U.S. News & World Report's "America's Best Schools" issue, several 54 Alabama schools were highly ranked for "college readiness" in a study of schools in the U.S.
Loveless Magnet High School of Montgomery got a gold medal, which means they were in the top 100 schools in the college readiness index.
Mountain Brook High School, Vestavia Hills High School and Grissom High School received silver medal scores. This means they're in the group of schools that ranked in the top 504 positions below the gold medal schools.
There were 50 other Alabama schools that received bronze medal scores, a tier below silver that contains a group of 1,321 schools.
Service Care congratulates these top Alabama schools and hopes we see even more school excellence in the future.
Loveless Magnet High School of Montgomery got a gold medal, which means they were in the top 100 schools in the college readiness index.
Mountain Brook High School, Vestavia Hills High School and Grissom High School received silver medal scores. This means they're in the group of schools that ranked in the top 504 positions below the gold medal schools.
There were 50 other Alabama schools that received bronze medal scores, a tier below silver that contains a group of 1,321 schools.
Service Care congratulates these top Alabama schools and hopes we see even more school excellence in the future.
Labels: Alabama, Mountain Brook, Service Care, Vestavia Hills
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