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New Jersey schools ranked by test score

Latest NJSLA year (2024-25). 1,313 schools with reported Mathematics scores. State average: 41.6%.
RankSchoolLevelMathematicsvs state
501Bee Meadow School
Whippany · Hanover Township School District
Elementary54.6%+13.0pp
502Little Falls Township Public School # 3
LITTLE FALLS · Little Falls Township Public School District
Elementary54.6%+13.0pp
503Morgan Elementary School
HAMILTON · Hamilton Township Public School District
Elementary54.6%+13.0pp
504Chester M. Stephens Elementary School
BUDD LAKE · Mount Olive Township School District
Elementary54.5%+12.9pp
505White Rock Elementary School
OAK RIDGE · Jefferson Township Public School District
Elementary54.5%+12.9pp
506Lincoln Elementary School
RIDGEFIELD PARK · Ridgefield Park Public School District
Elementary54.4%+12.8pp
507Robert Hunter Elementary School
FLEMINGTON · Flemington-Raritan Regional School District
Elementary54.4%+12.8pp
508Madison Park Elementary School
PARLIN · Old Bridge Township School District
Elementary54.3%+12.7pp
509Oak Ridge Heights Elementary School
COLONIA · Woodbridge Township School District
Elementary54.2%+12.6pp
510Upper Greenwood Lake Elementary School
HEWITT · West Milford Township Public School District
Elementary54.2%+12.6pp
511Whitehall Elementary School
WILLIAMSTOWN · Monroe Township Public School District
Elementary54.1%+12.5pp
512Upper Pittsgrove School
MONROEVILLE · UPPER PITTSGROVE TWP School District
Elementary54.0%+12.4pp
513Brigantine Community School
Brigantine · Brigantine Public School District
Elementary53.9%+12.3pp
514James Monroe Elementary School
Edison · Edison Township School District
Elementary53.8%+12.2pp
515Frenchtown Elementary
FRENCHTOWN · Frenchtown Borough School District
Elementary53.7%+12.1pp
516James Johnson Elementary School
CHERRY HILL · Cherry Hill School District
Elementary53.6%+12.0pp
517Ocean Road Elementary School
POINT PLEASANT · Point Pleasant Borough School District
Elementary53.6%+12.0pp
518Parkway Elementary School
MOUNT LAUREL · Mount Laurel Township School District
Elementary53.6%+12.0pp
519Washington Elementary School
BERGENFIELD · Bergenfield Borough School District
Elementary53.6%+12.0pp
520Belleville PS10
BELLEVILLE · Belleville Public School District
Elementary53.5%+11.9pp
521Helen L Beeler
MARLTON · Evesham Township School District
Elementary53.5%+11.9pp
522Charles E. Trefurt School
JERSEY CITY · Jersey City Public Schools
Elementary53.4%+11.8pp
523John E. Riley Elementary School
South Plainfield · South Plainfield School District
Elementary53.4%+11.8pp
524John F. Kennedy Primary School
Raritan · Bridgewater-Raritan Regional School District
Elementary53.4%+11.8pp
525Chittick Elementary School
EAST BRUNSWICK · East Brunswick Township School District
Elementary53.3%+11.7pp
526Yardville Heights Elementary School
HAMILTON · Hamilton Township Public School District
Elementary53.3%+11.7pp
527Clarendon School
SECAUCUS · Secaucus School District
Elementary53.2%+11.6pp
528James A. Garfield Elementary School
COLLINGSWOOD · Collingswood Public School District
Elementary53.2%+11.6pp
529Robert L. Craig School
MOONACHIE · Moonachie School District
Elementary53.2%+11.6pp
530Aldrich Elementary School
HOWELL · Howell Township Public School District
Elementary53.1%+11.5pp
531Crest Memorial School
WILDWOOD CREST · Wildwood Crest Borough School District
Elementary53.1%+11.5pp
532High Bridge Elementary School
HIGH BRIDGE · High Bridge Borough School District
Elementary53.1%+11.5pp
533School #2
CLIFTON · Clifton Public School District
Elementary53.1%+11.5pp
534Strathmore Elementary School
ABERDEEN · Matawan-Aberdeen Regional School District
Elementary53.1%+11.5pp
535Brunswick Acres Elementary School
KENDALL PARK · South Brunswick School District
Elementary53.0%+11.4pp
536Franklin Township School
QUAKERTOWN · Franklin Township School District
Elementary53.0%+11.4pp
537Robert Treat Academy Charter School
NEWARK · Robert Treat Academy Charter School
Elementary53.0%+11.4pp
538Susan B. Anthony Elementary School
North Arlington · North Arlington School District
Elementary53.0%+11.4pp
539Woodrow Wilson Elementary School
SAYREVILLE · Sayreville School District
Elementary52.9%+11.3pp
540McKenzie School
EAST RUTHERFORD · East Rutherford School District
Elementary52.8%+11.2pp
541Roosevelt Elementary School
SOUTH PLAINFIELD · South Plainfield School District
Elementary52.8%+11.2pp
542Woodbury Heights Elementary
WOODBURY HTS · Woodbury Heights Public School District
Elementary52.8%+11.2pp
543Ben Franklin Elementary
LAWRENCEVILLE · Lawrence Township Public School District
Elementary52.7%+11.1pp
544Alexander Hamilton
MORRISTOWN · Morris School District
Elementary52.6%+11.0pp
545Clara Barton Elementary School
CHERRY HILL · Cherry Hill School District
Elementary52.5%+10.9pp
546Fort Dix Elementary School
FORT DIX · Pemberton Township School District
Elementary52.5%+10.9pp
547Frelinghuysen Township Elementary School
Newton · Frelinghuysen Township School District
Elementary52.5%+10.9pp
548Selzer Elementary\Middle School
DUMONT · Dumont Public School District
Elementary52.5%+10.9pp
549Marian E. McKeown Elementary School
NEWTON · Hampton Township School District
Elementary52.4%+10.8pp
550Robert B Jaggard School
MARLTON · Evesham Township School District
Elementary52.3%+10.7pp
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About this ranking

Schools are ranked by the percentage of students who scored at or above the NJSLA % Meeting or Exceeding Expectations threshold on the latest available NJSLA Mathematics test (school year 2024-25). A higher percentage is better.

Only public schools with a reasonable cohort size are included (at least 50 total students enrolled, since the source file does not include per-subject student counts), so very small programs and special-purpose centers are filtered out.

The state average shown above is enrollment-weighted: we multiply each school's score by how many of its students tested, sum those across every public school in New Jersey, and divide by the total students tested. This way a big school counts more than a tiny one in the typical-student average.