A Sincere Thank You--

Figure 1: Statistics for this blog
May 2010-January 2017

Thank you to all my regular readers as well as a fair amount of new viewers over the past few weeks. The volume on this site has been incredible recently*. I will try to answer as many of your inquiries as possible both online and also by personal email but it may take a little time. Thank you again for your continued support and readership. I am happy to see education at the local, state, and federal level be of so much interest. Thank you for the continued well wishes and encouragement on keeping this site active, professional, and civil. With much appreciation, -Dr. Petrosino 

*Thanks to some of my regular and occasional readers for pointing out a possible confusing aspect to this original post. I have now attempted to caption the graphs more clearly. The opening graphic now contains the actual data from Blogger for this blog. Previous charts and figures were for aesthetic and demonstrative  purposes, were edited, and unrelated to the actual written content of the original post. I apologize for any unintended confusion and appreciate readers reaching out to me for further clarification. As can be seen, this site has experienced gains in viewership over the last weeks of 2016 (Figure 1) and I am appreciative. 

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Figure 2: Other Examples from Blogger 

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Figure 3: Other Examples from Blogger Sites

Trump's Private Education Voucher System- Xavier HS President and Former Hoboken Superintendent Jack Raslowsky weighs in on WNYC's Brian Lehrer Show 12/27/16

Brian Lehrer did a segment on his show which aired on WNYC this morning about a President-Elect Trump school voucher proposal. Good show and worth listening to.  Hopefully it was made a bit better by caller Jack Raslowsky, President of Xavier- former Superintendent of the Hoboken Public Schools and former principal of St. Peter's Preparatory School in Jersey City, NJ. You can listen to the whole broadcast by clicking here or listen to Mr. Raslowsky's questions starting at about 16:00 and running to 23:35.  I believe Mr. Raslowsky's comments brought some good fact based observations to the discussion.  Feel free to share.  

http://www.wnyc.org/story/trump-private-education-voucher-system/

Dr. Petrosino Receives $457,755 NSF Award to Increase Student Pursuit of STEM Careers Using Innovative Technology and Diverse Language Approaches

Imagine a classroom of middle-school or high-school students engaged in a collaborative high-tech project, like untangling the complexities of traffic-flow simulation or mapping out the potential spread of Zika. College of Education Associate Professor Anthony Petrosino is helping educators learn to teach their students to develop and work on projects just like these.

This fall, he and University of Massachusetts-Dartmouth Professor Walter Stroup were awarded a $457,755 grant from the National Science Foundation for research that will help educators increase students’ motivation and capacity to pursue science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) careers.

Work with using innovative simulations and computational graphics for elementary and middle school students in public and charter schools:  http://generative.edb.utexas.edu/materials/lamar/transitions/history.htm 

Work with Spanish speaking students in Mexico and the USA:http://generative.edb.utexas.edu/materials/lamar/transitions/orientation.htm

Using Magnetism and Declination- 5th grade

The project, which focuses on collaborative, interactive, cloud-based instruction and learning, will demonstrate how network-supported, group-based learning grounded in the principles of Generative Design can improve learning outcomes for all learners, across racial and ethnic backgrounds.
“Generative Design is rooted in the students’ generation of ideas and it takes those ideas seriously,” says Petrosino. “Student motivation increases when students are able to create and follow their own lines of inquiry.”

Investigating the Nature of Chemistry- Middle School

The project will help pre-service teachers develop more fully participatory and socially-supported approaches to classroom learning, using authentic STEM practices in group-centered learning environments. The work is of particular importance to those who prepare pre-service teachers for the classroom, because most programs don’t use this type of approach in teacher preparation.

Using Applications and Smart Phones with Elementary Students

Sites such as the UTeach Natural Sciences program which was co-founded by Dr. Petrosino and Dr. Stroup—a nationally recognized and expanding approach to STEM teacher preparation and certification—will serve as incubators and test beds for the project’s innovation and development efforts. Says Petrosino, “UTeach was founded not only as an exemplary STEM teacher preparation program but also as a program that seeks to remain on the cutting edge of the latest advancements in the learning sciences. To that end, it is the responsibility of UTeach professors to not only teach but to conduct research and seek external funding that advances our students’ knowledge and abilities while also trying to advance the field through research.”

The full NSF award is in collaboration with scholars from Northwestern and Vanderbilt universities. Find out more about the scope and reach of UTeach Natural Sciences.

Another NSF Grant by Dr. Petrosino

Dr. Petrosino recently completed work on another NSF project, the $12 million "UTeach Engineering" program which was the first engineering Mathematics Science Partnership (MSP) awarded to a University. UTeachEngineering, a collaborative initiative of the Cockrell School of Engineering and UTeach Natural Sciences at The University of Texas at Austin and the Austin Independent School District, and is dedicated to developing leaders in the emerging field of secondary engineering education. 

In Service Teachers Learning Engineering Design as part of
UTeach Engineering (Co-PI Petrosino)

UTeachEngineering prepared undergraduates, degree-holders, and in-service educators to teach innovative and exciting curricula that will allow their students to discover what engineering is, what engineers do, and the role that engineering plays in shaping their world. You can read more about UTeach Engineering by clicking HERE.

Students Involved with the NSF Funded
Beyond Blackboards program (Co-PI Petrosino)

Petrosino was also a Co-PI on an innovative NSF grant which brought robotics and engineering design to students from school districts with large free or reduced eligibility students. The project was called "Beyond Blackboards" and produced a number of publications and benefits to elementary and middle schools enacting engineering design in their curriculum (funded 2008-2013). See more by clicking HERE. 

Detailed Board Agenda- Hoboken Board of Education December 2016

AGENDA

Tuesday, December 13, 2016

HOBOKEN BOARD OF EDUCATION

158 FOURTH STREET, HOBOKEN, NJ 07030

(MEETING HELD IN DEMAREST AUDITORIUM, 158 FOURTH STREET, HOBOKEN, NJ 07030)

7:00 P.M.

  HBOE Detailed Agenda Dec 2016 by Anthony Petrosino on Scribd

The Challenges of Fluid Density (Petrosino and Mann 2017)

The following is some research that has been conducted over the past few semesters with preservice STEM teachers' understanding of fluid density. Density is a concept taught in almost all elementary, middle, and secondary schools across the nation and is a central concept in the physical sciences. It is also historically a difficult concept to understand since it involved mass as well as volume and is multidimensional. Even more difficult in many respects is fluid density (fluids in fluids). The fluid density of a liquid is determined by its consistency with respect to its state in temperature and pressure. The temperature and pressure play an important role individually in determining the density of a fluid. Therefore, oil based drilling fluids and water based drilling fluids have different densities. In this paper a doctoral student and myself explore some of the especially difficult ideas embedded within fluid density and some efforts we have made to address this conceptual understanding for preservice teachers (n= 140).

1. Paper Title: The challenges of fluid density.

2. Authors and author affiliations
Dr. Anthony J Petrosino is a learning scientist and is an associate professor in the Department of Curriculum and Instruction at The University of Texas at Austin.
Michele J Mann is a doctoral candidate in the program of STEM Education within the Department of Curriculum and Instruction at The University of Texas at Austin

3. Abstract < 250 words

Teacher’s understanding of science concepts must be deeper than just factual knowledge. They need to understand how the facts are connected and relate to the natural world. Weather, ocean currents and tectonic movement are all phenomena listed in the NGSS. While understanding density of fluids within fluids is not directly mentioned in the NGSS, students need to understand fluid density in order to explain the common yet complex phenomena mentioned above. We extended a familiar science activity of making a density column in order to help the teachers understand the expectations of NGSS. Having an understanding of the causes of the phenomena is critical for teachers. We found when students don’t understand density it increases their tendencies to substitute concrete or active causal factors, such as weight or force. We issued to our teachers the following challenge: “Make a density column with these four mystery liquids.” As our students were in the process of determining the correct order to add the liquids, we noticed they confuse mass and viscosity with density. In light of the expectations of the NGSS, we need to change the way we are preparing our teachers. They need time and space to practice connecting the concepts in practice. Therefore, we need to help them connect the concepts to past experiences and providing time to reflect and revise. The teachers need to develop a mindset as a lifelong learner powered by their reflections and drive to help students understand science.

4. Keywords: up to 8
Professional Development, Density, Next Generation Science Standards, Science Concepts, Fluid Density, Domain Knowledge

Falling FRL (Free or Reduced Lunch) Eligibility: Hoboken at 49% not 75% or 80%

Figure 1: Free and Reduced Lunch is 49% in Hoboken Public Schools
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One of the biggest myths making the rounds is that the current Hoboken School District has an extraordinarily high percentage of students from families who qualify for free or reduced lunch (FRL). This is a critical part to the justification or "narrative of low expectations" for the current school board majority. A popular refrain is "we have poor children, and everyone knows that children from low socio-economic conditions do not do well in school...or in state testing"-- (we won't go into the deficit thinking this perpetuates at this time). Therefore, when we read about extremely low PARCC scores in the high school, there is a canned answer.. "poor kids." When there are low test scores in the grammar schools, there is a pat answer..."poor families." Or when other schools in Hoboken do better on testing measures, there is a pat response..."they don't have the poor children we have." This serves the existing structures of the district such as the school board and, unfortunately, the teachers union very well. Central to this argument is the assumption that the Hoboken School District is a large majority free and reduced lunch district. 

But, its simply not true. In fact, the percentage of students in Hoboken who attend the traditional public schools who qualify for Free and Reduced Lunch has dropped significantly over the past 9 years (from 75% to 49%) but state mandated test scores have not risen nor have they remained stable over that period of time...in fact since 2009-10 scores on various state tests, SAT's continue to lag behind even minimal expectations, enrollment continues to drop (especially in the high school with resident students) and claims of "progress" and "greatness" permeate. 

There was a time the percentage was high. In a New York Times article "Hoboken's Rebirth Fuels School Aid Formula Fight."  In the article Hoboken school officials used a demographic argument in favor of sustaining their Abbott status and high state aid.

In Hoboken, for example, school officials said that a majority of their students come from housing projects, not the upscale condos whose owners often send their children to private or parochial schools. Seventy-five percent of the district’s students are poor enough to qualify for free or reduced lunch, the seventh-highest level among all Abbott districts, according to state statistics. Union City is first, with 92.7 percent, followed by Passaic (84.7 percent) and Asbury Park (81.9 percent). -NY Times 

Hoboken was being accurate, back in 2007 when The New York Times pointed out that it had the seventh highest percentage of students in the Abbotts who were FRL-eligible, but in 2015 and 2016 this is no longer the case.  However, according to the most current data from the Education Law Center, Hoboken's FRL-eligibility has fallen to 49%, only the 30th highest among the Abbotts. I suspect the percentage is even lower as the data tends to be at least a year or two behind. 

2013-14 School Year

Abbott Distrct	FRL-eligibility
Camden City*	95%
Union City*	95%
Asbury Park City*	93%
Bridgeton City*	93%
Passaic City*	91%
Paterson*	90%
Trenton*	89%
Salem City*	89%
Plainfield*	88%
New Brunswick*	88%
City of Orange*	86%
Pleasantville*	85%
Perth Amboy*	85%
Elizabeth City*	85%
Harrison*	81%
West New York	81%
Long Branch*	79%
East Orange*	76%
Irvington*	74%
Keansburg	73%
Garfield	71%
Jersey City	71%
Vineland City	70%
Gloucester City	69%
Burlington City	61%
Phillipsburg	53%
Neptune Township	52%
Hoboken	49%
Pemberton	44%

Thanks to New Jersey Education Aid-- CLICK HERE 

Presentation Accepted to SITE 2017: Development of Museum Learning Experience Using Virtual Reality and Mobile Devices

I am excited that some of our recent work with 3D imagery and virtual reality has been accepted at the prestigious SITE 2017 conference. SITE is the premier conference for technology and teacher education in the country. This society represents individual teacher educators and affiliated organizations of teacher educators in all disciplines, who are interested in the creation and dissemination of knowledge about the use of information technology in teacher education and faculty/staff development. SITE is a society of the Association for the Advancement of Computing in Education (AACE).Thanks to doctoral students Jason Herron and Sarah Jenevin for their continued efforts on this project. We are currently writing up the results of a few experiments this past semester for publication. -Dr. Petrosino

Society for Information Technology & Teacher Education

Dear Jason Herron, Sarah Jenevin, and Dr. Petrosino,
Thank you for your submission to SITE 2017 - Society for Information Technology & Teacher Education to be held in Austin, Texas, March 5-9, 2017.
site.aace.org/conf
We are pleased to inform you that the Program Committee of SITE 2017 - Society for Information Technology & Teacher Education, after rigorous peer review, has decided to ACCEPT your submission for presentation. (Review Policy: http://site.aace.org/conf/reviewers/)
Please note that the reviewers may have recommended and, therefore, accepted your proposal under a different presentation category. Reviewers of your submission may have written author comments to offer recommendations on how your submission can be modified or improved. If provided, these comments appear at the end of this e-mail.

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Title: Development of Museum Learning Experience Using Virtual Reality and Mobile Devices
Accepted as: Poster/Demo 
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Thank you in advance for your contribution toward the success of SITE 2017. We look forward to welcoming you to Austin, Texas, March 5-9, 2017.
For the Program Committee,
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AACE Executive Director & Founder

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Picture 1: Museum visitors are able to navigate virtually throughout the
Museum of Natural History using Google Glasses
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Picture 2: Using computational algorithms a "heat map" is created on places
in the museum where visitors lingered and examined
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Hola Dual Language School Tied for 1st (out of 556 districts) in NJ on 2016 PARCC English/Language for Grades 3, 4, and 5

The state Department of Education released school and district scores for the Partnership for Assessment of Readiness for College and Careers, or PARCC, last week. Patch put together a list of each school on the list, its town and its average percentage "not yet meeting expectations" for students in 3rd, 4th and 5th grades. Regular readers of this site will recall Hola has been recognized by the NJ Department of Education as an exemplary Dual Language program by the New Jersey Department of Education.

Hola Dual Language School tied for first in the state on PARCC scores in Language. The school is less than 7 years old. It receives the smallest amount of funding per pupil of all of the city's district schools. The school has children with IEPs and who qualify for free and reduced lunch, and speak spanish most of the time. 
Originally planned for the public school district while I was Asst Superintendent, the concept of a dual language program was rejected by the Kids First Board of Eduction majority by a vote of 4-3. Now, the same Board majority is in litigation with Hola. 

Some online forums have been discussing this data and have asked questions relative to the Hoboken School District. Comparisons of such sorts are difficult and not always clear or even productive. But, since it is a topic of discussion, I will offer some perspective. One should keep in mind before comparing the following that while it is easy and simplistic to say the two districts educate different children, this is simply not fully accurate. As one regular reader of this site explains:

"The demographic differences between Hola and the Hoboken School District at the 3rd, 4th, and 5th grades are minimal,  HoLa only receives about HALF the funding per pupil that the district gets and the district gets to keep the other half for their own uses. So, one could easily recognize this not as a demographic issue, but as a new school embedded in a district that is unwilling to make innovative improvements (recall, Hola was presented to the Board of Eduction and rejected)" 

The following data is for K-5 grades between the Hola Dual Language School District and the Hoboken City School District. Grades PreK-1 are included as these preliminary grades give a better overall view of the socioeconomic status and demographics of these two districts up to and including the grades included in the PARCC rankings. All data was obtained by the NJ Department of Education and available on their website. 

         Grades PreK-5 Only 

	Hoboken	Hola
White	46%	59%
Black/His	47%	31%
Other	7%	11%
FRD Lunch	100% @41%	100% 12%

In fact, the entire Hoboken School District has been experiencing a steady decline in enrollment of students from families eligible for free and reduced lunch from 75% in 2007. But these drops are most experienced in the early grades (Prek-5) as many non-FRD families "opt out" of sending their children to the Hoboken Public Schools as their children reach the higher grades (Grades 6-12). Click here for a full analysis of the changing characteristics of students enrolled in the Hoboken Public Schools. 

The following two charts (Figure 1 and 2) show clearly that non-free and reduced lunch children are the majority in the Hoboken School District in the early grades. The disaggregated by grade charts below indicate fairly clearly both the drop in enrollment as well as the steady decline in non-FRD families from Kindergarten to 12th grade. When one looks at district numbers taken in totality (reported as "district percentages"), this level of detail is not apparent. 

Figue 1: 2010
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Figure 2: 2015
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While I was Assistant Superintendent we added the research based "Tools of the Mind" PreK and Kindergarten curriculum as well as the "LitLife" as well as Read 180 to specifically to address Language and Reading in the Hoboken Schools. Most of these programs are no longer in place or vastly reduced. Scores were on the rise. Hopefully, they will be again soon. 

The Hoboken Public Schools under the "Kids First/Continue the Progress/Forward Together" leadership as well as all other school districts' rankings are included below...

Here is the list:

  PARCC 2016 Elementary by Anthony Petrosino on Scribd

Hoboken Junior Senior High School Ranked 332 out of 371 NJ High Schools on 2016 PARCC- 33% Not Yet Meeting Expectations for College

Ranked 332nd of 371 NJ Public and Charter High Schools
on PARCC scores by Hoboken Patch.com 

Hoboken Patch reports that the state Department of Education released school and district scores for the Partnership for Assessment of Readiness for College and Careers, or PARCC, last week. Patch put together a list of each school on the list, its town and its average percentage "not yet meeting expectations" for students in ninth, 10th and 11 grades. Hoboken Junior Senior High School is ranked 332 out of 371 New Jersey High Schools (including charter schools). What is more troubling is that 32.8% of the 10th and 11th graders attending Hoboken Junior Senior High School are identified as "not yet meeting expectations." This is the second round of PARCC results under Superintendent Johnson. 

These results are interesting in light of the recent winning Board of Election slate of candidates who successfully won seats based on a campaign theme of essentially, "keep the progress going" and "moving forward together" and generally stating that the public schools in Hoboken are improving. 

Political hyperbole perhaps- but little basis in objective truth.  

When I was the Assistant Superintendent of Schools in Hoboken, Hoboken High School was declared the 2nd most improved high school in New Jersey not by politicians but by an independent audit by New Jersey Monthly. Hoboken High School was also awarded back to back Honorable Mentions not by supporters of political groups but by US News and World Report.

The decline of Hoboken Junior Senior High School academically has been swift, rapid, and total under the leadership of the current Board majority (whatever they are calling themselves today).

You can find Hoboken Junior Senior High School by scrolling down. I've highlighted the school to make it easier to find. -Dr. Petrosino 

Here is the list:

1. (tie) ACADEMY FOR ALLIED HEALTH SCIENCES UNION COUNTY VOCATIONAL 0
2. (tie) HIGH TECHNOLOGY HIGH SCHOOL MONMOUTH CO VOCATIONAL 0
3. (tie) MARINE ACADEMY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY MONMOUTH CO VOCATIONAL 0
4. (tie) MIDDLESEX COUNTY VOC ACAD ALLIED HEALTH & BIOMEDICAL SCIENCE MIDDLESEX CO VOCATIONAL 0
5. (tie) MIDDLESEX COUNTY VOC ACADEMY MATH SCIENCE &ENGINEERING TECHN MIDDLESEX CO VOCATIONAL 0
6. (tie) UNION COUNTY MAGNET HIGH SCHOOL UNION COUNTY VOCATIONAL 0
7. DR RONALD MCNAIR HIGH SCHOOL JERSEY CITY 0.2
8. ACADEMY FOR INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY UNION COUNTY VOCATIONAL 0.466666667
9. MARINE ACADEMY OF TECHNOLOGY AND ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE OCEAN COUNTY VOCATIONAL 0.5
10. ACADEMY FOR PERFORMING ARTS UNION COUNTY VOCATIONAL 0.666666667
11. CENTRAL JERSEY COLLEGE PREP CHARTER SCHOOL CENTRAL JERSEY COLLEGE PREP CHARTER SCHOOL 0.7
12. UNION COUNTY TECH UNION COUNTY VOCATIONAL 0.733333333
13. BIOTECHNOLOGY HIGH SCHOOL MONMOUTH CO VOCATIONAL 0.8
14. COMMUNICATIONS HIGH SCHOOL MONMOUTH CO VOCATIONAL 0.866666667
15. HIGH TECH HIGH SCHOOL HUDSON COUNTY VOCATIONAL 0.9
16. BARD EARLY COLLEGE HIGH SCHOOL NEWARK CITY 1.166666667
17. ACADEMY FOR LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY MORRIS COUNTY VOCATIONAL 1.966666667
18. EAST ORANGE STEM ACADEMY HIGH SCHOOL EAST ORANGE 2.133333333
19. LIBERTY HIGH SCHOOL JERSEY CITY 2.266666667
20. BERGEN COUNTY ACADEMIES BERGEN COUNTY VOCATIONAL 2.4
21. MOUNT OLIVE HIGH SCHOOL MOUNT OLIVE TWP 2.533333333
22. GLEN RIDGE HIGH SCHOOL GLEN RIDGE BORO 2.666666667
23. NORTH STAR ACADEMY CHARTER SCHOOL NORTH STAR ACADEMY CHARTER SCHOOL 2.733333333
24. TECHNOLOGY HIGH SCHOOL NEWARK CITY 2.866666667
25. HUNTERDON CENTRAL REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT HUNTERDON CENTRAL REG 3
26. MORRIS COUNTY SCHOOL OF TECHNOLOGY MORRIS COUNTY VOCATIONAL 3.066666667
27. ALEXANDER HAMILTON PREPARATORY ACADEMY ELIZABETH CITY 3.266666667
28. CHATHAM HIGH SCHOOL SCH DIST OF THE CHATHAMS 3.3
29. HADDONFIELD MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOOL HADDONFIELD BORO 3.433333333
30. CEDAR GROVE HIGH SCHOOL CEDAR GROVE TWP 3.866666667
31. NORTH 13TH ST TECH ESSEX CO VOC-TECH 4.333333333
32. DUMONT HIGH SCHOOL DUMONT BORO 4.5
33. SCIENCE PARK HIGH SCHOOL NEWARK CITY 4.6
34. MONTGOMERY HIGH SCHOOL MONTGOMERY TWP 4.633333333
35. KINNELON HIGH SCHOOL KINNELON BORO 4.633333333
36. ELIZABETH HIGH SCHOOL ELIZABETH CITY 5.133333333
37. MIDLAND PARK JR./SR. HIGH SCHOOL MIDLAND PARK BORO 5.166666667
38. FAIR LAWN HIGH SCHOOL FAIR LAWN BORO 5.2
39. RUTHERFORD HIGH SCHOOL RUTHERFORD BORO 5.266666667
40. CRANFORD HIGH SCHOOL CRANFORD TWP 5.3
41. EMERSON JR SR HIGH EMERSON BORO 5.3
42. NEWARK TECH ESSEX CO VOC-TECH 5.3
43. SPARTA HIGH SCHOOL SPARTA TWP 5.533333333
44. WEST CALDWELL TECH ESSEX CO VOC-TECH 5.533333333
45. BRIDGEWATER-RARITAN REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL BRIDGEWATER-RARITAN REG 5.7
46. ARTHUR L. JOHNSON HIGH SCHOOL CLARK TWP 5.766666667
47. MOUNTAIN LAKES HIGH SCHOOL MOUNTAIN LAKES BORO 5.8
48. COUNTY PREP HIGH SCHOOL HUDSON COUNTY VOCATIONAL 5.866666667
49. BERGEN ARTS AND SCIENCES CHARTER SCHOOL BERGEN ARTS AND SCIENCES CHARTER SCHOOL 5.9
50. SCOTCH PLAINS-FANWOOD HIGH SCHOOL SCOTCH PLAINS-FANWOOD REG 5.933333333
51. SOUTH HUNTERDON HIGH SCHOOL SOUTH HUNTERDON REGIONAL SCHOOL DISTRICT 6
52. MIDDLESEX COUNTY VOCATIONAL SCHOOL PERTH AMBOY MIDDLESEX CO VOCATIONAL 6.033333333
53. CLEARVIEW REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL CLEARVIEW REGIONAL 6.066666667
54. ROSELLE PARK HIGH SCHOOL ROSELLE PARK BORO 6.066666667
55. POINT PLEASANT BEACH HIGH SCHOOL POINT PLEASANT BEACH BORO 6.066666667
56. WESTFIELD SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL WESTFIELD TOWN 6.133333333
57. VERNON TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL VERNON TWP 6.233333333
58. WEST MORRIS CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL WEST MORRIS REGIONAL 6.266666667
59. SUMMIT HIGH SCHOOL SUMMIT CITY 6.3
60. BURLINGTON COUNTY INST OF TECH - WESTHAMPTON BURLINGTON CO VOCATIONAL 6.366666667
61. MATAWAN REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL MATAWAN-ABERDEEN REGIONAL 6.433333333
62. MAHWAH HIGH SCHOOL MAHWAH TWP 6.466666667
63. BUTLER HIGH SCHOOL BUTLER BORO 6.5
64. ROSA L. PARKS SCHOOL OF FINE AND PERFORMING ARTS PATERSON CITY 6.633333333
65. NORTH HUNTERDON HIGH SCHOOL N HUNT/VOORHEES REGIONAL 6.833333333
66. DR. CHARLES E. BRIMM MEDICAL ARTS HIGH SCHOOL CAMDEN CITY 6.933333333
67. SOUTH PLAINFIELD HIGH SCHOOL SOUTH PLAINFIELD BORO 7.533333333
68. PASSAIC COUNTY TECHNICAL INSTITUTE PASSAIC COUNTY VOCATIONAL 7.566666667
69. BERGENFIELD HIGH SCHOOL BERGENFIELD BORO 7.566666667
70. AMERICAN HISTORY HIGH SCHOOL NEWARK CITY 7.6
71. ARTS HIGH SCHOOL NEWARK CITY 7.733333333
72. JONATHAN DAYTON HIGH SCHOOL SPRINGFIELD TWP 7.833333333
73. POMPTON LAKES HIGH SCHOOL POMPTON LAKES BORO 7.933333333
74. WOOD-RIDGE JR/SR HIGH SCHOOL WOOD-RIDGE BORO 7.933333333
75. CRESSKILL HIGH SCHOOL CRESSKILL BORO 7.966666667
76. GLEN ROCK HIGH SCHOOL GLEN ROCK BORO 7.966666667
77. NORTHERN VALLEY REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL AT OLD TAPPAN NORTHERN VALLEY REGIONAL 8
78. PARK RIDGE HIGH SCHOOL PARK RIDGE BORO 8
79. MEMORIAL SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL ELMWOOD PARK 8.033333333
80. SOMERVILLE HIGH SCHOOL SOMERVILLE BORO 8.066666667
81. JOHN P. STEVENS HIGH SCHOOL EDISON TWP 8.1
82. CAPE MAY COUNTY TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL CAPE MAY CO VOCATIONAL 8.166666667
83. SHORE REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL SHORE REGIONAL 8.233333333
84. WALL HIGH SCHOOL WALL TWP 8.233333333
85. TOMS RIVER HIGH SCHOOL NORTH TOMS RIVER REGIONAL 8.533333333
86. HACKENSACK HIGH SCHOOL HACKENSACK CITY 8.566666667
87. HAMMONTON HIGH SCHOOL HAMMONTON TOWN 8.7
88. WEST MORRIS MENDHAM HIGH SCHOOL WEST MORRIS REGIONAL 8.7
89. HIGHLAND PARK HIGH SCHOOL HIGHLAND PARK BORO 8.733333333
90. SOUTH BRUNSWICK HIGH SCHOOL SOUTH BRUNSWICK TWP 8.766666667
91. MONMOUTH REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL MONMOUTH REGIONAL 8.766666667
92. HIGHTSTOWN HIGH SCHOOL EAST WINDSOR REGIONAL 9
93. VERONA HIGH SCHOOL VERONA BORO 9.033333333
94. CEDAR CREEK HIGH SCHOOL GREATER EGG HARBOR REG 9.066666667
95. BOGOTA JR./SR. HIGH SCHOOL BOGOTA BORO 9.1
96. HADDON TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL HADDON TWP 9.2
97. WAYNE HILLS HIGH SCHOOL WAYNE TWP 9.3
98. RIDGEFIELD PARK JR SR HIGH SCHOOL RIDGEFIELD PARK TWP 9.366666667
99. METUCHEN HIGH SCHOOL METUCHEN BORO 9.5
100. MONROE TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL MONROE TWP 9.533333333
101. NUTLEY HIGH SCHOOL NUTLEY TOWN 9.6
102. NORTH WARREN REGIONAL SCHOOL NORTH WARREN REGIONAL 9.633333333
103. POINT PLEASANT BORO HIGH SCHOOL POINT PLEASANT BORO 9.8
104. BLOOMFIELD TECH ESSEX CO VOC-TECH 9.8
105. LEAP ACADEMY UNIVERSITY CHARTER SCHOOL LEAP ACADEMY UNIVERSITY CS 9.9
106. NEW PROVIDENCE HIGH SCHOOL NEW PROVIDENCE BORO 9.933333333
107. RED BANK REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL RED BANK REGIONAL 9.933333333
108. RIDGE HIGH SCHOOL BERNARDS TWP 9.933333333
109. HOLMDEL HIGH SCHOOL HOLMDEL TWP 10.06666667
110. TOMS RIVER HIGH SCHOOL EAST TOMS RIVER REGIONAL 10.06666667
111. SPOTSWOOD HIGH SCHOOL SPOTSWOOD BORO 10.13333333
112. LEONIA HIGH SCHOOL LEONIA BORO 10.13333333
113. NEW EGYPT HIGH SCHOOL PLUMSTED TWP 10.16666667
114. ABSEGAMI HIGH SCHOOL GREATER EGG HARBOR REG 10.2
115. MANVILLE HIGH SCHOOL MANVILLE BORO 10.23333333
116. PHILLIPSBURG HIGH SCHOOL PHILLIPSBURG TOWN 10.23333333
117. SADDLE BROOK MIDDLE/HIGH SCHOOL SADDLE BROOK TWP 10.23333333
118. LAKELAND REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL LAKELAND REGIONAL 10.36666667
119. NORTHERN HIGHLANDS REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL NORTHERN HIGHLANDS REG 10.4
120. WAYNE VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL WAYNE TWP 10.4
121. MADISON HIGH SCHOOL MADISON BORO 10.43333333
122. SALEM COUNTY CAREER AND TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL SALEM COUNTY VOCATIONAL 10.43333333
123. WALLINGTON JUNIOR SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL WALLINGTON BORO 10.43333333
124. WEST WINDSOR-PLAINSBORO HIGH SCHOOL SOUTH W WINDSOR-PLAINSBORO REG 10.46666667
125. JEFFERSON TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL JEFFERSON TWP 10.5
126. ROBBINSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL ROBBINSVILLE 10.5
127. RIDGEWOOD HIGH SCHOOL RIDGEWOOD VILLAGE 10.6
128. DUNELLEN HIGH SCHOOL DUNELLEN BORO 10.63333333
129. PRINCETON HIGH SCHOOL PRINCETON PUBLIC SCHOOLS 10.73333333
130. SECAUCUS HIGH SCHOOL SECAUCUS TOWN 10.83333333
131. WEST ESSEX HIGH SCHOOL WEST ESSEX REGIONAL 10.96666667
132. WEST WINDSOR-PLAINSBORO HIGH SCHOOL NORTH W WINDSOR-PLAINSBORO REG 10.96666667
133. NEWTON HIGH SCHOOL NEWTON TOWN 11
134. CHERRY HILL HIGH SCHOOL EAST CHERRY HILL TWP 11.06666667
135. BAYONNE HIGH SCHOOL BAYONNE CITY 11.13333333
136. WARREN HILLS REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL WARREN HILLS REGIONAL 11.23333333
137. SUSSEX COUNTY TECHNICAL SCHOOL SUSSEX COUNTY VOCATIONAL 11.26666667
138. MORRIS HILLS HIGH SCHOOL MORRIS HILLS REGIONAL 11.36666667
139. CAMDEN COUNTY TECHNICAL SCHOOL-PENNSAUKEN CAMDEN COUNTY VOCATIONAL 11.43333333
140. ALLENTOWN HIGH SCHOOL UPPER FREEHOLD REGIONAL 11.53333333
141. WALDWICK HIGH SCHOOL WALDWICK BORO 11.56666667
142. MAPLE SHADE HIGH SCHOOL MAPLE SHADE TWP 11.76666667
143. HENRY P. BECTON REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL CARLSTADT-EAST RUTHERFORD 11.8
144. WEST DEPTFORD HIGH SCHOOL WEST DEPTFORD TWP 11.9
145. LINDEN HIGH SCHOOL LINDEN CITY 11.93333333
146. DWIGHT MORROW HIGH SCHOOL/ACADEMIES@ENGLEWOOD ENGLEWOOD CITY 12
147. HILLSIDE HIGH SCHOOL HILLSIDE TWP 12.1
148. MAINLAND REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL MAINLAND REGIONAL 12.16666667
149. RARITAN HIGH SCHOOL HAZLET TWP 12.2
150. RANDOLPH HIGH SCHOOL RANDOLPH TWP 12.23333333
151. PATERSON CHARTER SCHOOL FOR SCIENCE/TECHNOLOGY PATERSON CS FOR SCI/TECH 12.3
152. BELVIDERE HIGH SCHOOL BELVIDERE TOWN 12.36666667
153. RAMAPO HIGH SCHOOL RAMAPO-INDIAN HILL REG 12.36666667
154. PARSIPPANY HIGH SCHOOL PARSIPPANY-TROY HILLS TWP 12.53333333
155. RAMSEY HIGH SCHOOL RAMSEY BORO 12.66666667
156. HASBROUCK HEIGHTS HIGH SCHOOL HASBROUCK HEIGHTS BORO 12.73333333
157. SAYREVILLE WAR MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOOL SAYREVILLE BORO 12.73333333
158. HACKETTSTOWN HIGH SCHOOL HACKETTSTOWN 12.76666667
159. WATCHUNG HILLS REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL WATCHUNG HILLS REGIONAL 12.8
160. VOORHEES HIGH SCHOOL N HUNT/VOORHEES REGIONAL 13.06666667
161. RUMSON-FAIR HAVEN REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL RUMSON-FAIR HAVEN REG 13.23333333
162. PEQUANNOCK TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL PEQUANNOCK TWP 13.3
163. EASTERN REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL EASTERN CAMDEN COUNTY REG 13.36666667
164. BOONTON HIGH SCHOOL BOONTON TOWN 13.4
165. SOUTH RIVER HIGH SCHOOL SOUTH RIVER BORO 13.43333333
166. MONTVILLE TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL MONTVILLE TWP 13.46666667
167. COLLINGSWOOD HIGH SCHOOL COLLINGSWOOD BORO 13.5
168. LYNDHURST HIGH SCHOOL LYNDHURST TWP 13.6
169. SCHOOL OF HEALTH SCIENCE PATERSON CITY 13.7
170. HOWELL HIGH SCHOOL FREEHOLD REGIONAL 13.73333333
171. WEST ORANGE HIGH SCHOOL WEST ORANGE TOWN 13.76666667
172. CHEROKEE HIGH SCHOOL LENAPE REGIONAL 13.8
173. LIVINGSTON HIGH SCHOOL LIVINGSTON TWP 13.83333333
174. ATLANTIC COUNTY INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY ATLANTIC CO VOCATIONAL 13.9
175. NORTH BRUNSWICK TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL NORTH BRUNSWICK TWP 13.9
176. HOPEWELL VALLEY CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL HOPEWELL VALLEY REGIONAL 14.03333333
177. CAMDEN COUNTY TECHNICAL SCHOOL-GTC CAMDEN COUNTY VOCATIONAL 14.03333333
178. MIDDLESEX COUNTY VOCATIONAL SCHOOL PISCATAWAY MIDDLESEX CO VOCATIONAL 14.06666667
179. WEEHAWKEN HIGH SCHOOL WEEHAWKEN TWP 14.13333333
180. MILLBURN HIGH SCHOOL MILLBURN TWP 14.33333333
181. LENAPE VALLEY REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL LENAPE VALLEY REGIONAL 14.53333333
182. CARTERET HIGH SCHOOL CARTERET BORO 14.63333333
183. LENAPE HIGH SCHOOL LENAPE REGIONAL 14.66666667
184. LAWRENCE HIGH SCHOOL LAWRENCE TWP 14.7
185. TEAM ACADEMY CHARTER SCHOOL TEAM ACADEMY CHARTER SCHOOL 14.8
186. MARION P. THOMAS CHARTER SCHOOL MARION P. THOMAS CS 14.86666667
187. SHAWNEE HIGH SCHOOL LENAPE REGIONAL 14.86666667
188. AUDUBON JUNIOR/SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL AUDUBON BORO 14.93333333
189. CLAYTON HIGH SCHOOL CLAYTON BORO 15.06666667
190. DEPTFORD TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL DEPTFORD TWP 15.1
191. RANCOCAS VALLEY REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL RANCOCAS VALLEY REGIONAL 15.1
192. LODI HIGH SCHOOL LODI BOROUGH 15.3
193. SOMERSET COUNTY VOCATIONAL TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL SOMERSET CO VOCATIONAL 15.46666667
194. MONTCLAIR HIGH SCHOOL MONTCLAIR TOWN 15.6
195. EWING HIGH SCHOOL EWING TWP 15.7
196. BOUND BROOK HIGH SCHOOL BOUND BROOK BORO 15.8
197. PASCACK HILLS HIGH SCHOOL PASCACK VALLEY REGIONAL 15.86666667
198. OLD BRIDGE HIGH SCHOOL OLD BRIDGE TWP 15.9
199. MOORESTOWN HIGH SCHOOL MOORESTOWN TWP 15.96666667
200. BLOOMFIELD HIGH SCHOOL BLOOMFIELD TWP 16
201. FRANKLIN HIGH SCHOOL FRANKLIN TWP 16.13333333
202. PARSIPPANY HILLS HIGH SCHOOL PARSIPPANY-TROY HILLS TWP 16.36666667
203. UNIVERSITY HIGH SCHOOL NEWARK CITY 16.43333333
204. CINNAMINSON HIGH SCHOOL CINNAMINSON TWP 16.6
205. MANALAPAN HIGH SCHOOL FREEHOLD REGIONAL 16.6
206. BERNARDS HIGH SCHOOL SOMERSET HILLS REGIONAL 16.63333333
207. NORTH ARLINGTON HIGH SCHOOL NORTH ARLINGTON BORO 16.63333333
208. HENRY HUDSON REGIONAL SCHOOL HENRY HUDSON REGIONAL 16.73333333
209. JAMES CALDWELL HIGH SCHOOL CALDWELL-WEST CALDWELL 16.86666667
210. WARREN COUNTY VOCATIONAL TECHNICAL SCHOOL WARREN COUNTY VOCATIONAL 16.86666667
211. MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOOL WEST NEW YORK TOWN 17.33333333
212. SENECA HIGH SCHOOL LENAPE REGIONAL 17.36666667
213. TOMS RIVER HIGH SCHOOL SOUTH TOMS RIVER REGIONAL 17.36666667
214. PARAMUS HIGH SCHOOL PARAMUS BORO 17.36666667
215. THE BARACK OBAMA GREEN CHARTER HIGH SCHOOL THE BARACK OBAMA GREEN CHARTER HIGH SCHOOL 17.46666667
216. HAMILTON EAST - STEINERT HAMILTON TWP 17.5
217. NORTHERN VALLEY REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL AT DEMAREST NORTHERN VALLEY REGIONAL 17.53333333
218. HAWTHORNE HIGH SCHOOL HAWTHORNE BORO 17.56666667
219. CLIFTON HIGH SCHOOL CLIFTON CITY 17.66666667
220. EDISON HIGH SCHOOL EDISON TWP 17.66666667
221. MIDDLESEX COUNTY VOCATIONAL SCHOOL EAST BRUNSWICK MIDDLESEX CO VOCATIONAL 17.66666667
222. WEST MILFORD HIGH SCHOOL WEST MILFORD TWP 17.66666667
223. WHIPPANY PARK HIGH SCHOOL HANOVER PARK REGIONAL 17.83333333
224. HAMILTON NORTH-NOTTINGHAM HAMILTON TWP 17.86666667
225. CREATIVE ARTS MORGAN VILLAGE ACADEMY CAMDEN CITY 17.9
226. HAMILTON WEST-WATSON HAMILTON TWP 18.13333333
227. TENAFLY HIGH SCHOOL TENAFLY BORO 18.16666667
228. PASSAIC VALLEY REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL PASSAIC VALLEY REGIONAL 18.16666667
229. STERLING HIGH SCHOOL STERLING HIGH SCHOOL DIST 18.2
230. MIDDLETOWN HIGH SCHOOL NORTH MIDDLETOWN TWP 18.3
231. BURLINGTON TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL BURLINGTON TWP 18.33333333
232. MANASQUAN HIGH SCHOOL MANASQUAN BORO 18.43333333
233. MORRIS KNOLLS HIGH SCHOOL MORRIS HILLS REGIONAL 18.63333333
234. DELAWARE VALLEY REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL DELAWARE VALLEY REGIONAL 18.63333333
235. PASSAIC COUNTY-MANCHESTER REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL PASSAIC CO MANCHESTER REG 18.73333333
236. LOWER CAPE MAY REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL LOWER CAPE MAY REGIONAL 18.83333333
237. OCEAN TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL OCEAN TWP 19.16666667
238. COLUMBIA HIGH SCHOOL SOUTH ORANGE-MAPLEWOOD 19.2
239. KINGSWAY REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL KINGSWAY REGIONAL 19.33333333
240. PAULO FREIRE CHARTER SCHOOL PAULO FREIRE CHARTER SCHOOL 19.33333333
241. OCEAN CITY HIGH SCHOOL OCEAN CITY 19.4
242. JACKSON LIBERTY HIGH SCHOOL JACKSON TWP 19.73333333
243. NORTH BERGEN HIGH SCHOOL NORTH BERGEN TWP 20.1
244. KEYPORT HIGH SCHOOL KEYPORT BORO 20.1
245. BARNEGAT HIGH SCHOOL BARNEGAT TWP 20.13333333
246. DELSEA REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL DELSEA REGIONAL H.S DIST. 20.23333333
247. CHARTER~TECH HIGH SCHOOL FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS CHARTER~TECH HIGH SCHOOL 20.56666667
248. WILLIAM L DICKINSON HIGH SCHOOL JERSEY CITY 20.56666667
249. UNION CITY HIGH SCHOOL UNION CITY 20.76666667
250. CLIFFSIDE PARK HIGH SCHOOL CLIFFSIDE PARK BORO 20.93333333
251. GATEWAY REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL GATEWAY REGIONAL 20.96666667
252. ACADEMY FOR URBAN LEADERSHIP CHARTER SCHOOL ACADEMY FOR URBAN LEADERSHIP CHARTER SCHOOL 21.06666667
253. DOVER HIGH SCHOOL DOVER TOWN 21.26666667
254. CAMDEN ACADEMY CHARTER HIGH SCHOOL CAMDEN ACADEMY CHARTER HS 21.3
255. NORTHERN BURLINGTON COUNTY REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL NORTHERN BURLINGTON REG 21.33333333
256. ABRAHAM CLARK HIGH SCHOOL ROSELLE BORO 21.46666667
257. BRICK TOWNSHIP MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOOL BRICK TWP 21.63333333
258. BUENA REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL BUENA REGIONAL 21.66666667
259. MIDDLETOWN HIGH SCHOOL SOUTH MIDDLETOWN TWP 21.76666667
260. BURLINGTON COUNTY INST OF TECH - MEDFORD BURLINGTON CO VOCATIONAL 21.8
261. EGG HARBOR TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL EGG HARBOR TWP 21.8
262. FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL FREEHOLD REGIONAL 21.83333333
263. HADDON HEIGHTS JR-SR HS HADDON HEIGHTS BORO 22.13333333
264. WILDWOOD HIGH SCHOOL WILDWOOD CITY 22.5
265. PASCACK VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL PASCACK VALLEY REGIONAL 22.6
266. UNIVERSITY ACADEMY CHARTER HIGH SCHOOL UNIVERSITY ACADEMY CS 22.6
267. LACEY TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL LACEY TWP 22.86666667
268. VINELAND SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL VINELAND CITY 22.86666667
269. BRICK TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL BRICK TWP 22.96666667
270. BELLEVILLE HIGH SCHOOL BELLEVILLE TOWN 23
271. KITTATINNY REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL KITTATINNY REGIONAL 23.2
272. SOUTHERN REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL SOUTHERN REGIONAL 23.53333333
273. TEANECK HIGH SCHOOL TEANECK TWP 23.8
274. NORTH PLAINFIELD HIGH SCHOOL NORTH PLAINFIELD BORO 24.13333333
275. PINELANDS REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL PINELANDS REGIONAL 24.23333333
276. HENRY SNYDER HIGH SCHOOL JERSEY CITY 24.3
277. PISCATAWAY TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL PISCATAWAY TWP 24.43333333
278. LAKEWOOD HIGH SCHOOL LAKEWOOD TWP 24.56666667
279. JOHN F. KENNEDY HIGH SCHOOL WOODBRIDGE TWP 24.6
280. HANOVER PARK HIGH SCHOOL HANOVER PARK REGIONAL 24.66666667
281. JACKSON MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOOL JACKSON TWP 24.66666667
282. WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL WASHINGTON TWP 24.83333333
283. HIGH POINT REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL HIGH POINT REGIONAL 24.86666667
284. ARTHUR P SCHALICK HIGH SCHOOL PITTSGROVE TWP 24.86666667
285. NEW BRUNSWICK HIGH SCHOOL NEW BRUNSWICK CITY 25.06666667
286. LONG BRANCH HIGH SCHOOL LONG BRANCH CITY 25.26666667
287. OAKCREST HIGH SCHOOL GREATER EGG HARBOR REG 25.3
288. GLASSBORO HIGH SCHOOL GLASSBORO 25.66666667
289. HIGHLAND REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL BLACK HORSE PIKE REGIONAL 25.86666667
290. SOUTH AMBOY MIDDLE/HIGH SCHOOL SOUTH AMBOY CITY 25.93333333
291. DELRAN HIGH SCHOOL DELRAN TWP 25.96666667
292. THOMAS JEFFERSON ARTS ACADEMY ELIZABETH CITY 26.06666667
293. COLONIA HIGH SCHOOL WOODBRIDGE TWP 26.23333333
294. HOBOKEN CHARTER SCHOOL HOBOKEN CS 26.26666667
295. SALEM HIGH SCHOOL SALEM CITY 26.36666667
296. RAHWAY HIGH SCHOOL RAHWAY CITY 26.66666667
297. CENTRAL REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL CENTRAL REGIONAL 26.93333333
298. HARRISON HIGH SCHOOL HARRISON TOWN 27.13333333
299. LINCOLN HIGH SCHOOL JERSEY CITY 27.26666667
300. KEARNY HIGH SCHOOL KEARNY TOWN 27.3
301. PALISADES PARK JR-SR HIGH SCHOOL PALISADES PARK 27.46666667
302. PALMYRA HIGH SCHOOL PALMYRA BORO 27.5
303. JAMES J FERRIS HIGH SCHOOL JERSEY CITY 27.7
304. TIMBER CREEK REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL BLACK HORSE PIKE REGIONAL 28.06666667
305. TRITON REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL BLACK HORSE PIKE REGIONAL 28.2
306. ATLANTIC CITY HIGH SCHOOL ATLANTIC CITY 28.46666667
307. MARLBORO HIGH SCHOOL FREEHOLD REGIONAL 28.63333333
308. COLTS NECK HIGH SCHOOL FREEHOLD REGIONAL 28.66666667
309. INTERNATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL PATERSON CITY 28.86666667
310. PEOPLES PREPARATORY CHARTER SCHOOL PEOPLES PREPARATORY CHARTER SCHOOL 29.36666667
311. PENNSVILLE MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOOL PENNSVILLE 29.5
312. UNION SENIOR HIGH UNION TWP 29.76666667
313. OVERBROOK SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL PINE HILL BORO 29.76666667
314. PEMBERTON TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL PEMBERTON TWP 30
315. MIDDLE TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL MIDDLE TWP 30.16666667
316. SCHOOL OF SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY ENGINEERING & MATHS PATERSON CITY 30.16666667
317. BURLINGTON CITY HIGH SCHOOL BURLINGTON CITY 30.2
318. WINSLOW TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL WINSLOW TWP 30.36666667
319. HOPATCONG HIGH SCHOOL HOPATCONG 30.36666667
320. PENNS GROVE HIGH SCHOOL PENNS GRV-CARNEY'S PT REG 30.83333333
321. WALLKILL VALLEY REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL WALLKILL VALLEY REGIONAL 31
322. BRIDGETON HIGH SCHOOL BRIDGETON CITY 31.06666667
323. ASBURY PARK HIGH SCHOOL ASBURY PARK CITY 31.23333333
324. ROXBURY HIGH SCHOOL ROXBURY TWP 31.4
325. SCHOOL OF CULINARY ARTS HOSPITALITY & TOURISM PATERSON CITY 31.66666667
326. MET EAST HIGH SCHOOL CAMDEN CITY 31.76666667
327. WILLIAMSTOWN HIGH SCHOOL MONROE TWP 31.8
328. WOODBRIDGE HIGH SCHOOL WOODBRIDGE TWP 31.8
329. GARRETT MORGAN ACADEMY PATERSON CITY 32.06666667
330. INDIAN HILLS HIGH SCHOOL RAMAPO-INDIAN HILL REG 32.43333333
331. TRENTON CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL - MAIN CAMPUS TRENTON PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT 32.73333333
332. HOBOKEN JUNIOR SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL HOBOKEN CITY 32.83333333
333. BORDENTOWN REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL BORDENTOWN REGIONAL 32.86666667
334. MANCHESTER TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL MANCHESTER TWP 33.23333333
335. NEWARK EARLY COLLEGE HIGH SCHOOL NEWARK CITY 33.56666667
336. IRVINGTON HIGH SCHOOL IRVINGTON TOWNSHIP 34.43333333
337. CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL NEWARK CITY 35.23333333
338. ADMIRAL WILLIAM F. HALSEY JR. HEALTH & PUBLIC SAFETY ACADEMY ELIZABETH CITY 35.56666667
339. PITMAN HIGH SCHOOL PITMAN BORO 35.63333333
340. EAST ORANGE CAMPUS HIGH SCHOOL EAST ORANGE 35.9
341. PASSAIC HIGH SCHOOL # 12 PASSAIC CITY 35.96666667
342. NEPTUNE HIGH SCHOOL NEPTUNE TWP 36.33333333
343. NEWARK PREP CHARTER SCHOOL NEWARK PREP CHARTER SCHOOL 36.46666667
344. MORRISTOWN HIGH SCHOOL MORRIS SCHOOL DISTRICT 36.76666667
345. GLOUCESTER CITY JR. SR. HIGH SCHOOL GLOUCESTER CITY 36.8
346. PENNSAUKEN HIGH SCHOOL PENNSAUKEN TWP 37.96666667
347. JOHN E. DWYER TECHNOLOGY ACADEMY ELIZABETH CITY 38.4
348. PLEASANTVILLE HIGH SCHOOL PLEASANTVILLE CITY 38.76666667
349. KEANSBURG HIGH SCHOOL KEANSBURG BORO 39.46666667
350. TRENTON CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL - WEST CAMPUS TRENTON PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT 39.63333333
351. M.E.T.S. CHARTER SCHOOL M E T S CHARTER SCHOOL 39.73333333
352. WOODBURY JR-SR HIGH SCHOOL WOODBURY CITY 40.23333333
353. RIVERSIDE HIGH SCHOOL RIVERSIDE TWP 40.93333333
354. PERTH AMBOY HIGH SCHOOL PERTH AMBOY CITY 41.16666667
355. EAST SIDE HIGH SCHOOL NEWARK CITY 42.13333333
356. MIDDLESEX CO VOC SCHOOL EAST BRUNS. SCHOOL OF CAREER DEVELOP MIDDLESEX CO VOCATIONAL 43.46666667
357. WEEQUAHIC HIGH SCHOOL NEWARK CITY 46.56666667
358. WILLINGBORO HIGH SCHOOL WILLINGBORO TWP 47.46666667
359. MALCOLM X SHABAZZ HIGH SCHOOL NEWARK CITY 47.96666667
360. NEWARK VOCATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL NEWARK CITY 48.16666667
361. MIDDLESEX CO VOC SCHOOL PISCATAWAY SCHOOL OF CAREER DEVELOP MIDDLESEX CO VOCATIONAL 49.03333333
362. PLAINFIELD HIGH SCHOOL PLAINFIELD CITY 50.6
363. BARRINGER ARTS HIGH SCHOOL NEWARK CITY 51.06666667
364. SCHOOL OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY PATERSON CITY 51.93333333
365. WOODROW WILSON HIGH SCHOOL CAMDEN CITY 56
366. BARRINGER ACADEMY OF S.T.E.A.M. NEWARK CITY 61.53333333
367. CAMDEN HIGH SCHOOL CAMDEN CITY 65.9
368. ALTERNATIVE HIGH SCHOOL PATERSON CITY 66.03333333
369. SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE AND CONSTRUCTION TRADES PATERSON CITY 66.63333333
370. ACADEMY CHARTER HIGH SCHOOL ACADEMY CHARTER HIGH SCHOOL 68.23333333
371. DAYLIGHT/TWILIGHT HIGH SCHOOL TRENTON PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT 80.8