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The highest-poverty public elementary schools in New Jersey · page 30

Ranks 1,451–1,481 of the highest-poverty public schools in New Jersey. Back to page 1.

HIGHEST POVERTY · NEW JERSEY
#SchoolCityDistrictLevelStudents% FRL
1451William J. McGinn Elementary SchoolSCOTCH PLAINS, NJScotch Plains-Fanwood School DistrictElementary5431.1%
1452Edward H. BryanCRESSKILL, NJCresskill Public School DistrictElementary5551.1%
1453Central SchoolGLEN ROCK, NJGlen Rock Public School DistrictElementary2991.0%
1454Washington Elementary SchoolWestfield, NJWestfield Public School DistrictElementary3001.0%
1455Brooklake SchoolFLORHAM PARK, NJFlorham Park School DistrictElementary3061.0%
1456Julia A Traphagen SchoolWALDWICK, NJWaldwick School DistrictElementary4141.0%
1457Briarwood SchoolFLORHAM PARK, NJFlorham Park School DistrictElementary3111.0%
1458Crescent Elementary SchoolWALDWICK, NJWaldwick School DistrictElementary3131.0%
1459Glenwood SchoolSHORT HILLS, NJMillburn Township School DistrictElementary3151.0%
1460Clara E Coleman SchoolGLEN ROCK, NJGlen Rock Public School DistrictElementary3220.9%
1461Collins Elementary SchoolLIVINGSTON, NJLivingston Board of Education School DistrictElementary4400.9%
1462Malcolm S Mackay SchoolTENAFLY, NJTenafly Public School DistrictElementary3490.9%
1463Abraham Lincoln Elementary SchoolWYCKOFF, NJWyckoff Township Public School DistrictElementary3540.8%
1464Wilson Elementary SchoolWestfield, NJWestfield Public School DistrictElementary3620.8%
1465Edith A. Bogert Elementary SchoolUPPER SADDLE RIVER, NJUpper Saddle River School DistrictElementary3680.8%
1466Sicomac Elementary SchoolWYCKOFF, NJWyckoff Township Public School DistrictElementary3690.8%
1467T. Baldwin Demarest Elementary SchoolOLD TAPPAN, NJOld Tappan Public School DistrictElementary3740.8%
1468Hartshorn SchoolSHORT HILLS, NJMillburn Township School DistrictElementary3920.8%
1469Elizabeth Haddon SchoolHADDONFIELD, NJHaddonfield School DistrictElementary4020.7%
1470Mount Pleasant Elementary SchoolLIVINGSTON, NJLivingston Board of Education School DistrictElementary4070.7%
1471Wildwood Elementary SchoolMountain Lakes, NJMountain Lakes Public School DistrictElementary4230.7%
1472Salt Brook SchoolNEW PROVIDENCE, NJNew Providence School DistrictElementary5830.7%
1473Shrewsbury Borough Elementary SchoolSHREWSBURY, NJShrewsbury Borough School DistrictElementary4390.7%
1474Central SchoolHADDONFIELD, NJHaddonfield School DistrictElementary4470.7%
1475Viola L Sickles SchoolFAIR HAVEN, NJFair Haven School DistrictElementary4640.6%
1476Jefferson Elementary SchoolWestfield, NJWestfield Public School DistrictElementary4670.6%
1477Roosevelt SchoolRIVER EDGE, NJRiver Edge School DistrictElementary4740.6%
1478Franklin Elementary SchoolWestfield, NJWestfield Public School DistrictElementary5090.6%
1479Mount Prospect Elementary SchoolBasking Ridge, NJBernards Township School DistrictElementary5220.6%
1480Harrison Elementary SchoolLIVINGSTON, NJLivingston Board of Education School DistrictElementary5220.6%
1481Ridgewood Avenue SchoolGLEN RIDGE, NJGlen Ridge Public School DistrictElementary5400.6%
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