Irvington High School

Irvington High School serves 580 students in grades 9 through 12 as a regular public school in Irvington, New York. The school earns a composite score of 9.1/10 — rated Exceptional — driven by an academic score of 9.6/10 that ranks 6th among all 1,160 public high schools in New York. That result places Irvington at the very top of a competitive state field.

The 10.2:1 student-teacher ratio puts ten students per teacher on average, a low figure that keeps instruction direct and consistent. Growth scores register at 7.1/10, a solid result that complements a dominant academic showing. Together they produce a composite that outperforms 99% of New York public schools.

That combination — high academic achievement, steady growth, and close classroom ratios — is what drives Irvington's Exceptional rating. Locally, the school ranks first among all four schools in the Irvington area. Statewide, it holds the #51 spot out of 4,739 public schools in New York, competing at an elite level while operating as a regular public school.

For families evaluating high schools, Irvington's combination of size, access, and verified academic output is difficult to find elsewhere in the state.