BDHS Ranks Among the Best Four Consecutive Years
BY: Beaver Dam Unified School District
The Beaver Dam Unified School District is proud to announce that Beaver Dam High School has earned national recognition for the fourth consecutive year. Once again, the Beaver Dam High School community has been identified as one of the top high schools in the state of Wisconsin and nation through U.S. News and World Report.
Specifically, Beaver Dam High School has been identified in the top 10% of all high schools in the state of Wisconsin, placing BDHS in the Silver Medal Award rating for Best High Schools in the nation. This year’s report and rankings reviewed almost 500 high schools in the state of Wisconsin and more than 20,500 high schools nationally.
BDHS continues to demonstrate high marks in college-readiness and overall Advanced Placement scores. This, along with state testing results in reading and math, allow for Beaver Dam High School to earn the silver ranking among all high schools in the nation by US News & World Report.
Beaver Dam High School is the highest ranked high school in Dodge, Columbia and Jefferson counties. BDHS outranked all but one school in the Badger Conference. These rankings are another indicator of the outstanding students, families, and dedicated staff who comprise the Beaver Dam High School learning community, as well as the Beaver Dam Unified School District as a whole.
“I couldn’t be more proud of the staff and students who give it their all each and every day. Being recognized for four consecutive years speaks wonders to their hard work. We also thank our parents who continuously work to support the students and staff to reach high standards.” said BDHS Principal Crystal Bates. Superintendent of Schools, Mark DiStefano, remarked: “This is another wonderful example of how a culture of high expectations and great effort 4K-12 results in high performance. BDUSD is a great place doing great things!”
