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The largest public charter schools in Essex County, New Jersey

10 public elementary schools in Essex County, New Jersey appear in this ranking of the largest public charter schools, ranked by total enrollment among charter schools. Philip's Academy Charter School leads the list at 730, against a median of 357 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
10
Essex County, New Jersey
Top Students
730
Median Students
357
LARGEST CHARTERS · ESSEX COUNTY, NEW JERSEY
#SchoolCityDistrictLevelStudents
1Philip's Academy Charter SchoolNewark, NJPhillip's Academy Charter SchoolElementary730
2Robert Treat Academy Charter SchoolNEWARK, NJRobert Treat Academy Charter SchoolElementary702
3Maria Varisco Rogers Charter SchoolNEWARK, NJMaria L. Varisco-Rogers Charter SchoolElementary572
4East Orange Community Charter SchoolEAST ORANGE, NJEast Orange Community Charter SchoolElementary414
5New Horizons Community Charter SchoolNEWARK, NJNew Horizons Community Charter SchoolElementary370
6Link Community Charter SchoolNewark, NJLink Community Charter SchoolElementary343
7Burch Charter School of ExcellenceIRVINGTON, NJBurch Charter School of ExcellenceElementary335
8The Gray Charter SchoolNEWARK, NJGray Charter SchoolElementary317
9Roseville Community Charter SchoolNEWARK, NJRoseville Community Charter SchoolElementary285
10Newark Educators Community Charter SchoolNewark, NJNewark Educators Community Charter SchoolElementary142
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