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Best High Schools
in KentuckyWe reviewed 21,776 U.S. public high schools; 58 Kentucky schools made our rankings. View Rankings
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Kentucky, which has flexibility from No Child Left Behind mandates, assesses high school students with the Kentucky Core Content Test. High school graduation requirements in Kentucky call for a minimum of 22 credit hours earned, including the completion of Algebra II and a course on visual and performing art. Learn more from the Kentucky Department of Education.
Among the U.S. News Best High Schools in Kentucky in 2012, there are 5 gold medal schools, 13 silver medal schools, and 40 bronze medal schools. Kentucky's two highest-ranked high schools are located in Louisville, in the Jefferson County Public Schools, roughly 50 miles from the state capital of Frankfort.
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Top Ranked KY Schools
To be eligible for a state ranking, a school must be awarded a national gold or silver medal.
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See complete Kentucky High School Rankings
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KY by the Numbers
Districts 169 High Schools 228 Full-Time Teachers 9,647 Students Enrolled 195,021
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Jefferson County Public Schools
The Jefferson County Public Schools include 21 high schools that serve 27,186 students.
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Fayette County Public Schools
There are 5 high schools among the Fayette County Public Schools, serving 9,828 students.
