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Arlington High School

Public School

Level: 3

Grades: 09 - 12

Address: 1157 Rt 55, Lagrangeville, NY 12540

Phone: (845) 486-4860

Website: "http://www.arlingtonschools.org"

District: Arlington Central School District

2,868

Total Students

#253

of 1,228 in 2019

Academic Performance

EZ Schoolz Rating

out of 100

State Ranking

Ranked 253 of 1,228 (2019)

Among schools at the same level in the state

Ratings By Source

4/10

Source 4

Ranked 306 of 1,207

Test Scores

Regents

Algebra Ii • Grade End of course • 2023

Percent of Students Meeting Standard 91.9%

Performance Distribution

Level 1 (Below)

8 students (3.8%)

Level 2 (Approaching)

9 students (4.3%)

Level 3 (Met)

79 students (37.4%)

Level 4 (Exceeded)

55 students (26.1%)

Level 5 (Far Exceeded)

60 students (28.4%)

Student Body

Total Students

2,868

Diversity

Moderate

Simpson index 47/100

Free / Reduced Lunch

24.9%

of student body

Race & Ethnicity

White 71.2% (2,041)
Hispanic / Latino 13.9% (398)
Black 7.9% (228)
Asian 4.6% (132)
Two or More Races 2.3% (66)
Native Hawaiian / Pacific Islander 0.1% (2)
American Indian / Alaska Native 0.0% (1)

Reviews

5.0 /5

Based on 4 reviews

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Parent

September 11, 2011

"I'm the parent of a musician and I would want no other school but this one for my child. There is no better school to raise up young, talented musicians. Even though the school is large, the music department takes care of it's students and it is itself a "small school" within the large one."

Student

March 05, 2015

"Writer of "The Wedding Singer", outstanding drama club, national level athletes, students of every American demographic, State and national level music department, award winning artists, a campus that's not ugly and pretty sexy looking, a war Korean War-hero, social media marketing class, over 9 gyms, egghead scientists going to Harvard, a whole commercial plaza surrounding the school, a whole security department of retired NYPD with Brooklyn accents, famous talent shows, own broadcasting studio and news-like morning announcements via television, so many kids you meet new people everyday, the culinary, music, business, science, art, drama, marine biology, technology, computer science, media, math, day-care, ghetto-kid departments, an Asian math teacher who was fired for selling weed, and so much more! Wow!"