COLDWATER, MI (WTVB) – Coldwater High School recently received an honor from U.S. News and World Report.
The school was given a bronze medal based in part on its performance on state-required tests and how it prepares students for college.
Superintendent Terry Boguth said during Monday’s school board meeting that the award means Coldwater High School is in the top 30 percent of all high schools in the country and it’s the 89th ranked high school in the State of Michigan.
High School Principal Bill Milnes says it was a district wide recognition.
Part of the criteria for a high school to receive national recognition includes having at least a 75 percent graduation rate and students have to perform better than statistically expected in the state. A banner about the honor will be displayed in the near future at the school.
