Reno’s Wooster High School is ranked first among Nevada public high schools whose students take and pass college-level tests, according to a study by the Washington Post. The study measured the number of college-level tests given to graduates, the percentage of graduates who passed at least one of those tests during their high school career, and the percentage of students whose families qualify for meal subsidies at the school. In all, 12 Washoe County School District schools ranked in the top 20 high schools in the state, according to the study.