Best High Schools in Kew Gardens Hills
The top high schools in Kew Gardens Hills, ranked by our overall rating — the average of the school's four-year graduation rate, the share of its students scoring college-ready (70+) on the English Regents, and its Regents completion rate, shown out of 100. Townsend Harris High School leads with 96/100, followed by Robert F. Kennedy Community High School and John Bowne High School. 7 high schools in Kew Gardens Hills in total.
The ranking
1
Townsend Harris High School149-11 Melbourne Avenue
- 9–12 High School
2
Robert F. Kennedy Community High School75-40 PARSONS BOULEVARD
- 9–12 High School
3
John Bowne High School63-25 MAIN STREET
- 9–12 High School
4
Not ratedShevach High School75-09 MAIN STREET
- 9–12 High School
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Not ratedRabbinical Seminary Of America76-01 147 STREET
- 9–12 High School
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Not ratedMesivta Yesodei Yeshurun141-51 71 AVENUE
- 9–12 High School
7
Not ratedNorth Queens Community High School141-25 77 Road
- 9–12 High School
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is the best high school in Kew Gardens Hills?
- Townsend Harris High School ranks highest by our overall rating (96/100), ahead of Robert F. Kennedy Community High School. The best fit depends on your child — Smart Match (Motley Pro) ranks schools against your family's priorities.
- How many high schools are in Kew Gardens Hills?
- There are 7 high schools in Kew Gardens Hills.
- How are these schools ranked?
- By our overall rating — the average of the school's four-year graduation rate, the share of its students scoring college-ready (70+) on the English Regents, and its Regents completion rate, shown out of 100. The Approaching / Meeting / Exceeding bands are our thresholds, not New York State levels. Smart Match (Motley Pro) weighs academics, diversity, programs, distance from home, and special-education needs against your family's priorities.
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