Here’s what it costs to live in America’s top school districts — and it’s not looking cheap for New Yorkers

America’s best public schools don’t charge tuition — but parents are still paying a fortune to get in.

Families hoping to plant roots in some of the nation’s most coveted school districts need increasingly eye-watering salaries to afford the right ZIP code, according to a new analysis by MoneyLion — with households in some areas needing to rake in more than $450,000 a year.

And nowhere is the competition more apparent than in New York.

The Empire State tied California with 11 districts among the nation’s 50 best, according to MoneyLion’s analysis of Niche’s 2026 rankings — and a whopping 10 of those listed are on Long Island.

The list names…

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