How Radnor Ranks

Radnor High School was recently listed #8 in Philadelphia Magazine's Best High Schools issue.

Philadelphia Magazine said their rankings were based on a variety of factors, including graduation rate, test scores, student/faculty ratio, spending per student and more. Philadelphia magazine lists all the factors and how they were weighted in the ranking process. Check out Philadelphia Magazine’s full Top 100 list.

According to the magazine, the top ten schools are:

#Public SchoolLocation# of Students% to CollegeSAT (CR/M/W)PSSA/ HSPA (R/M)Student: FacultyInstructional Spending 1 Masterman Philadelphia 413 99 620/652/626 100/98 18:1 $6,516 2 Lower Merion Lower Merion 1259 93 585/588/575 88/83 11:1 $16,661 3 Unionville Unionville-Chadds Ford 1379 93 572/581/564 96/90 15:1 $10,078 4 Conestoga Tredyffrin-Easttown 2053 95 578/601/576 93/90 15:1 $10,788 5 Harriton Lower Merion 1083 96 564/586/567 89/83 10:1 $16,661 6 Haddonfield Haddonfield Borough 762 94 568/577/569 99/96 11:1 $7,171 7 Lower Moreland Lower Moreland Twp. 712 98 539/569/560 92/80 12:1 $10,361 8 Radnor Radnor Twp. 1173 90 563/596/561 88/85 13:1 $12,026 9 Great Valley Great Valley 1250 93 558/562/547 93/87 13:1 $11,097 10 Strath Haven Wallingford-Swarthmore 1212 90 567/588/553 91/86 13:1 $10,639

 

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