Lynbrook High

Great community, low crime rate, respectful students. Bullying is almost unheard of, and most of the students focus on their academic life before their social one. Although most of the school is composed of Asians (76%), racism, homophobia, physical fights, etc are considered uncommon, and looked-down upon. Even with the curriculum already significantly harder than myriad other public schools, students still strive to reach an average of 3.8 unweighted, school-wide GPA. Compared to straight-A students from other, less-academic schools, Lynbrook students generally do much better in college. The sport teams my not be considered exactly dominant, with the exceptions of Girl's Dance Team, Badminton, and Girls's Basketball, but the academics more than make up for it. Some (who do not attend Lynbrook) complain that the students "study too much," and have "no social skills," but, in fact, they do. Probably even more than those from other schools; Lynbrook students not only successfully display friendly, social collectiveness, but they also accomplish leadership ingenuity (which is, therefore, "social"). Regardless, pupils learn how to work independently with aptitude, as well as amicably without bigotry. With teachers who know exactly what they are doing, Lynbrook is one of the top 100 schools in the nation! This rating is not composed of biased comments; it is based upon average, statistical facts and observations. This is written in a third person's viewpoint, although I, myself, am currently attending Lynbrook as a sophomore. Anyways, go 2013, and go Vikings!