The Pennsylvania Department of Education recently published results from the 2019 SATs, showing that fourteen Montgomery County high schools are among Pennsylvania’s 100 highest-scoring high schools, writes Ethan Lott for the Philadelphia Business Journal.

Two schools scored in the top ten statewide, while four more made the top 25.

The highest scoring school in Montgomery County is Harriton SHS, which came in fifth statewide with a composite average of 1257.7. The SAT composite score is the aggregate score of math, reading and writing scores.

Here is how all Montgomery County high schools ranked by composite scores on SATs statewide:

5.         Harriton SHS                            1257.7
8.         Lower Merion HS                    1246.1
12.       Methacton HS                           1226.2
19.       Upper Dublin HS                     1208.5
20.       Wissahickon SHS                     1208.2
25.       Lower Moreland HS                 1194.2
28.       Jenkintown Middle/HS           1188.7
41.       Spring-Ford SHS 9-12 Ctr        1172.1
42.       North Penn SHS                         1172
50.       Perkiomen Valley HS                1164.1
55.       Springfield Twp HS                   1156.6
67.       Plymouth-Whitemarsh SHS    1146.9
80.       Souderton Area SHS                 1140
98.       Hatboro-Horsham SHS            1130.2
136.     Cheltenham HS                           1115.8
141.      Abington SHS                              1114.5
172.      Upper Perkiomen HS                1100.6
228.     Upper Moreland HS                   1086.9
229.     Upper Merion HS                       1086.6
242.     Pottsgrove SHS                           1081.3
286.     Pennsylvania Virtual CS           1068.8
502.     Pottstown SHS                             994.5
521.     Agora Cyber CS                             978.6
555.     Norristown Area HS                    931.5

Read more about the SAT results at the Philadelphia Business Journal by clicking here.

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