Victory Early College High School Earns National, State and Houston-area Rankings From U.S. News Best High School Report

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Victory Early College High School earns national, state, and Houston-area rankings from U.S. News Best High School rankings.

Aldine ISD’s Victory Early College High School earned National, state, and Houston-area rankings in U.S. News’ 2023-24 Best High School Report, released on Tuesday, Aug. 26.

By earning a national ranking in the top 40%, Victory Early College High School achieved status as a U.S. News Best High School and can display a U.S. News-trademarked 2023-24 Best High Schools award “badge.”

Victory Early College High School, under the direction of Principal  Dr. Phyllis Cormier, was ranked 404^th in national rankings with a score of 97.2 and was ranked 53^rd among Texas high schools and 13^th among Houston-area high schools. Victory was ranked No. 1 among Aldine ISD high schools.

Aldine ISD has two other high schools that made U.S. News’s list. Blanson CTE High School was ranked 202 in Texas, and Carver High School was ranked 568 among Texas high schools.

The 2023-24 edition of Best High Schools includes a numerical ranking of nearly all public high schools nationwide, totaling almost 18,000, based on multiple objective data sources.

Data used to rank high schools includes enrollment, graduation rates, study body demographics, location, type of school, state assessment results, and Advanced Placement and International Baccalaureate tests.

RIT International, a global research firm, produces the Best High School rankings. U.S. News does not collect data directly from high schools. All data collected comes directly from third-party sources.

AP and IB data come directly from the College Board and International Baccalaureate for use in the rankings.

The state assessment data and graduation rates are collected from each state, and other data comes from the U.S. Department of Education Common Core of Data.