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The largest public middle schools in Burlington County, New Jersey

This ranking covers the largest public middle schools in Burlington County, New Jersey, drawn from 31 qualifying public middle schools. T. E. Harrington Middle School leads the list at 948, against a median of 525 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
31
Burlington County, New Jersey
Top Students
948
Median Students
525
LARGEST · BURLINGTON COUNTY, NEW JERSEY
#SchoolCityDistrictLevelStudents
1T. E. Harrington Middle SchoolMOUNT LAUREL, NJMount Laurel Township School DistrictMiddle948
2Hartford Upper Elementary SchoolMOUNT LAUREL, NJMount Laurel Township School DistrictMiddle926
3Moorestown Upper Elementary SchoolMOORESTOWN, NJMoorestown Township Public School DistrictMiddle869
4Burlington Township Middle School at SpringsideBURLINGTON, NJBurlington Township School DistrictMiddle822
5Marlton MiddleMARLTON, NJEvesham Township School DistrictMiddle744
6Northern Burlington County Regional Middle SchoolCOLUMBUS, NJNorthern Burlington County Regional School DistrictMiddle735
7Frances DeMasi Middle SchoolMARLTON, NJEvesham Township School DistrictMiddle720
8Cinnaminson Middle SchoolCINNAMINSON, NJCinnaminson Township School DistrictMiddle671
9Delran Middle SchoolDELRAN, NJDelran Township School DistrictMiddle662
10Medford Memorial Middle SchoolMEDFORD, NJMedford Township School DistrictMiddle644
11William Allen Middle SchoolMOORESTOWN, NJMoorestown Township Public School DistrictMiddle635
12Florence Riverfront SchoolFLORENCE, NJFlorence Township School DistrictMiddle627
13Helen A. Fort Middle SchoolPEMBERTON, NJPemberton Township School DistrictMiddle584
14Willingboro Memorial Middle SchoolWILLINGBORO, NJWillingboro Public School DistrictMiddle550
15James A Cotten Intermediate SchoolWillingboro, NJWillingboro Public School DistrictMiddle542
16Westampton Township Middle SchoolWESTAMPTON, NJWestampton Township Public School DistrictMiddle525
17Bordentown Regional Middle SchoolBORDENTOWN, NJBordentown Regional School DistrictMiddle504
18F. W. Holbein Middle SchoolMOUNT HOLLY, NJMount Holly Township Public School DistrictMiddle451
19Samuel M Ridgway Middle SchoolEDGEWATER PARK, NJEdgewater Park Township School DistrictMiddle417
20Lumberton Middle SchoolLUMBERTON, NJLumberton Township Board of EducationMiddle356
21Ralph J. Steinhauer Elementary SchoolMAPLE SHADE, NJMaple Shade School DistrictMiddle355
22North Hanover Township Upper Elementary SchoolWRIGHTSTOWN, NJNorth Hanover Township School DistrictMiddle349
23Riverside Middle SchoolRIVERSIDE, NJRiverside Township School DistrictMiddle316
24Marcus W. Newcomb Middle SchoolPemberton, NJPemberton Township School DistrictMiddle309
25Neeta SchoolMedford Lakes, NJMedford Lakes School DistrictMiddle308
26Kenneth R. Olson Middle SchoolTABERNACLE, NJTabernacle Township School DistrictMiddle303
27Haines Sixth Grade CenterMEDFORD, NJMedford Township School DistrictMiddle299
28Indian Mills Memorial SchoolSHAMONG, NJShamong Township School DistrictMiddle293
29Southampton Township School #3SOUTHAMPTON, NJSouthampton Township School DistrictMiddle253
30Palmyra Middle SchoolPalmyra, NJPalmyra Public School DistrictMiddle134
31Walnut Street SchoolDELANCO, NJDelanco Township School DistrictMiddle128
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