For the second year in a row, Levittown Public Schools' Division Avenue and General Douglas MacArthur high schools have been ranked among the best in the nation by U.S. News & World Report, recognizing their exceptional academic excellence and commitment to preparing students for a variety of postsecondary paths.

Both Division and MacArthur received the prestigious honor for their high student participation in AP courses, student performance on state-required tests, high graduation rates and how well they prepare students for careers beyond graduation. The students of Division - ranked 200 across all New York schools - and MacArthur - ranked #117 across New York schools - demonstrated outstanding outcomes above expectations, a testament to the strong student support and breadth of opportunities found throughout each building. They stand amongst the top-ranked public high schools of the 18,000 reviewed by U.S. News nationwide.

Levittown students are prepared for diverse career paths through the high schools' rigorous courses, which include Future Teachers, College Real Estate, College Anatomy and Physiology, and a required course in financial literacy for all graduates. Both Division Avenue and MacArthur host multiple Postsecondary Fairs, offering students a glimpse into the wide range of opportunities available after graduation, from colleges and universities to military branches and vocational trades. Every experience in Levittown high schools is designed to prepare students for the dynamic, ever-changing world they will enter after graduation.

"We are incredibly proud that both Division and MacArthur have been recognized among the 'Best High Schools' by U.S. News & World Report," said Superintendent Todd Winch. "Their rankings reflect the unwavering dedication of our educators, staff and families who work together every day to support our students' success."

Division Avenue High School was ranked among the best in the nation by U.S. News and World Report.General Douglas MacArthur High School was ranked among the best in the nation by U.S. News and World Report.