Amity Regional School District Ranked Among Best In CT

BETHWOOD, CT — Amity Regional School District has been ranked No. 12 in Connecticut in Niche’s 2024 Best Schools and Districts rankings, which was released this week.

The district was among 85 Connecticut school districts included in Niche’s ranking of 12,192 school districts nationwide. The list includes 364 newly ranked school districts.

According to state test scores, 74 percent of students are at least proficient in math and 82 percent in reading. The average graduation rate for high school seniors is 98 percent.

The top 25 school districts in Connecticut and the letter grades assigned by Niche include:

1. Westport School District: A+
2. New Canaan Public Schools: A+
3. Wilton Public Schools: A+
4. Darien School District: A+
5. Greenwich Public Schools: A+
6. Ridgefield School District: A+
7. Glastonbury Public Schools: A+
8. Madison Public Schools: A+
9. Farmington School District: A+
10. Avon School District: A+
11. Cheshire Public Schools: A
12. Amity Regional School District No. 5: A
13. West Hartford School District: A
14. East Lyme School District: A
15. Weston School District: A
16. Fairfield School District: A
17. Simsbury School District: A
18. Newtown School District: A
19. Guilford Public Schools: A
20. Regional School District No. 12: A
21. Trumbull Public Schools: A
22. Monroe School District: A
23. Learn: A
24. South Windsor School District: A
25. Regional School District No. 8: A

You can view the full rankings here.

Niche also ranked 94,058 public schools and 30,809 private schools. The platform said its rankings were created to provide families with valuable information — both quantitative and qualitative — on schools in their area or in a neighborhood they’re not familiar with yet.

Several Connecticut schools were among the best public schools in America. New Canaan High School was ranked No. 1 overall in Connecticut, and No. 100 out of 21,129 schools in the country for athletes.

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The rankings differ from others that rely almost exclusively on test scores and academic performance in that it also includes input from students, alumni and parents, as well as quantitative data from sources such as the U.S. Department of Education to evaluate teachers, resources and facilities.