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The lowest-poverty (most affluent) public high schools in Middlesex County, New Jersey

This ranking covers the lowest-poverty (most affluent) public high schools in Middlesex County, New Jersey, drawn from 30 qualifying public high schools. Edison Academy Magnet School leads the list at 1.7%, against a median of 44.3% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Middlesex County, New Jersey

Best % FRL

1.7%

Median % FRL

44.3%

LOWEST POVERTY · MIDDLESEX COUNTY, NEW JERSEY

#	School	City	District	Level	Students	% FRL
1	Edison Academy Magnet School	EDISON, NJ	Middlesex County Vocational and Technical School District	High	173	1.7%
2	Woodbridge Academy Magnet School	WOODBRIDGE, NJ	Middlesex County Vocational and Technical School District	High	288	4.2%
3	West Windsor-Plainsboro High School North	PLAINSBORO, NJ	West Windsor-Plainsboro Regional School District	High	1,510	6.3%
4	Metuchen High School	METUCHEN, NJ	Metuchen Public School District	High	718	9.3%
5	Monroe Township High School	MONROE TOWNSHIP, NJ	Monroe Township School District	High	2,583	13.9%
6	John P. Stevens High School	EDISON, NJ	Edison Township School District	High	2,687	16.0%
7	South Brunswick High School	MONMOUTH JUNCTION, NJ	South Brunswick School District	High	2,666	16.5%
8	Spotswood High School	SPOTSWOOD, NJ	Spotswood Public School District	High	762	23.5%
9	East Brunswick High School	EAST BRUNSWICK, NJ	East Brunswick Township School District	High	2,124	24.2%
10	Old Bridge High School	MATAWAN, NJ	Old Bridge Township School District	High	2,659	27.5%
11	South Plainfield High School	SOUTH PLAINFIELD, NJ	South Plainfield School District	High	1,044	36.3%
12	East Brunswick Magnet School	EAST BRUNSWICK, NJ	Middlesex County Vocational and Technical School District	High	745	36.5%
13	Highland Park High School	HIGHLAND PARK, NJ	Highland Park Boro School District	High	493	40.6%
14	Colonia High School	COLONIA, NJ	Woodbridge Township School District	High	1,354	42.2%
15	Piscataway Township High School	PISCATAWAY, NJ	Piscataway Township School District	High	2,144	42.9%
16	Middlesex High School	MIDDLESEX, NJ	Middlesex Borough School District	High	597	45.7%
17	Sayreville War Memorial High School	PARLIN, NJ	Sayreville School District	High	1,764	46.2%
18	John F. Kennedy Memorial High School	ISELIN, NJ	Woodbridge Township School District	High	1,405	46.8%
19	Edison High School	EDISON, NJ	Edison Township School District	High	2,393	48.9%
20	Dunellen High School	DUNELLEN, NJ	Dunellen Public School District	High	409	48.9%
21	North Brunswick Township High School	NORTH BRUNSWICK, NJ	North Brunswick Township School District	High	1,876	54.1%
22	Woodbridge High School	WOODBRIDGE, NJ	Woodbridge Township School District	High	1,681	54.3%
23	South Amboy Middle/High School	SOUTH AMBOY, NJ	South Amboy School District	High	616	58.6%
24	South River High School	SOUTH RIVER, NJ	South River Public School District	High	716	64.2%
25	Piscataway Magnet School	PISCATAWAY, NJ	Middlesex County Vocational and Technical School District	High	640	65.3%
26	Perth Amboy High School	PERTH AMBOY, NJ	Perth Amboy Public School District	High	2,769	69.8%
27	Carteret High School	CARTERET, NJ	Carteret Public School District	High	1,188	72.6%
28	Perth Amboy Magnet School	PERTH AMBOY, NJ	Middlesex County Vocational and Technical School District	High	269	74.3%
29	New Brunswick High School	NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ	New Brunswick School District	High	2,443	88.1%
30	Academy for Urban Leadership Charter School	Perth Amboy, NJ	Academy for Urban Leadership Charter School	High	259	89.2%

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