Elizabeth High School Ranks in Top 20 New Jersey High Schools
Maria Torres · Union County Life
Elizabeth High School Frank J. Cicarell Academy earned a top spot in the latest statewide public school rankings released by U.S. News and World Report. The annual report places the school at number twenty among public high schools in New Jersey.
The ranking highlights high performance across academic indicators, college readiness, and graduation metrics. Union County Life confirmed that the local academy stands out as one of the top magnet programs in Union County and the surrounding region.
The methodology used by U.S. News evaluates student performance on state assessments, Advanced Placement course participation, and college preparation benchmarks. Elizabeth High School maintained high proficiency scores, including strong reading and language arts results.
Local school leaders and city officials recognized the achievement as a reflection of dedicated educators, hard-working students, and strong district support. The campus at forty Morrell Street continues to offer specialized academic tracks designed to prepare local youth for post-secondary education.
Parents seeking additional details regarding district offerings or enrollment procedures can contact the Elizabeth Public Schools administrative offices at nine zero eight four three six five thousand.
FAQ
Q: What ranking did Elizabeth High School receive in New Jersey?
A: Elizabeth High School Frank J. Cicarell Academy ranked 20th among all public high schools in New Jersey according to U.S. News and World Report.
Q: Where is Elizabeth High School Frank J. Cicarell Academy located?
A: The school is located at 40 Morrell Street in Elizabeth, New Jersey.
Q: What factors contributed to the top 20 ranking for Elizabeth High School?
A: The ranking is based on high performance in state standardized testing, Advanced Placement participation rates, graduation metrics, and overall college readiness.
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