School and Education Info
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Bedminster
Berkeley Heights
Bernards Twp.
Chatham
Livingston
Long Hill
Madison
Millburn
Morristown
New Providence
Springfield
Summit
Warren
Watchung Hills Regional
Watchung
BEDMINSTER
Upon entering our PreK-8 school, visitors comment about the bronze plaque which proudly states that the building is dedicated to the children. The plaque represents a montage of care, collaboration, commitment, and cooperation. This is the overarching goal in a school representing an extremely diverse population of children. Click here for more info on schools in Bedminster.
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BERKELEY HEIGHTS
The mission of the Berkeley Heights School District, a community partnership that values the direct relationship between exceptional education and individual success, is to challenge students to explore, to excel, and to embrace a lifetime of learning by developing a staff devoted to excellence, applying resources effectively, fostering a culture of mutual respect and integrity, and offering engaging academic curricula and diverse co-curricular programs. Click here for more info on schools in Berkeley Heights.
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BERNARDS TWP.
The Board of Education is committed to providing the students in Bernards Township with the highest quality of education possible so that they will be prepared to meet the challenges of the twenty-first century. Click here for more info on schools in Bernards Township.
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CHATHAM
The School District of the Chathams is fortunate to have all of the key components that are necessary to support a superior public education program. We have motivated students, talented teachers and supportive parents. Furthermore, we have a community that values education and generously supports the schools through taxes, donations, time, energy and volunteerism. Click here for more info on schools in Chatham.
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LIVINGSTON
The Livingston School District provides outstanding breadth and depth of educational opportunity for its nearly 5,600 students and is known throughout the state for its consistently high levels of student achievement. Parents and community share the belief that quality education is a priority and support that commitment through funding, involvement and social action. Students at all ages and skill levels have opportunities to pursue stimulating academic, extra-curricular and enrichment activities. Click here for more info on schools in Livingston.
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LONG HILL
The Long Hill Township School District serves one thousand eighty-six students in our three schools. The New Jersey Report Card provides the public with an opportunity to compare our schools in relation to state averages in a large number of subjects. The state requires this to be done by school, not by district; hence each school has its own report card. Click here for more info on schools in Long Hill.
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MADISON
The mission of the Madison School District is to “educate, inspire and challenge all students to achieve their fullest intellectual and personal potential.” Elementary students attend one of three neighborhood schools: Kings Road School, Central Avenue School, or Torey J. Sabatini School. Early adolescents attend the Madison Junior School, and high school students attend Madison High School. The district maintains a receiving relationship with the neighboring community of Harding, whereby its high school students attend Madison High School. Click here for more info on schools in Madison.
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MILLBURN
The Millburn Schools are among the finest in the state. Deerfield School is one of five elementary schools in the system that also includes one middle school and one high school. The Deerfield faculty is highly trained and committed. Our curriculum is rich and challenging, and our school is dedicated to developing the full potential of each student intellectually, socially, physically, and emotionally. Click here for more info on schools in Millburn.
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MORRISTOWN
Morristown High School was recognized as one of the top 75 high schools in the state by New Jersey Monthly magazine, and both the high school and Frelinghuysen Middle School were honored as Benchmark Schools due to the high percentage of students who achieved advanced levels of proficiency in both language arts and mathematics for three consecutive years! All elementary schools, the middle school, and the high school showed marked improvement in standardized test scores used to measure how well the district is meeting the standards of the No Child Left Behind Act. Click here for more info on schools in Morristown.
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NEW PROVIDENCE
Offering a comprehensive K-12 educational program, the district serves a total enrollment of 2,201 students within its high school, middle school and two elementary schools. Programs of study are carefully aligned to the Core Curriculum Content Standards, and a wide range of offerings for co-curricular activities meet the needs and interests of all students. Our schools are staffed with dedicated and highly qualified professionals who work closely with parents to ensure safe and caring environments. Students are our first priority, and educational excellence ensures success for each of them. Click here for more info on schools in New Providence.
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SPRINGFIELD
The Springfield Public Schools has a long tradition of providing our community's young people with an excellent education. Our program is varied and intellectually challenging. We provide an primary school learning environment at the Edward V. Walton School for grades Pre K-2, a student centered intermediate elementary program for grades 3-5 at the James Caldwell and Thelma Sandmeier Schools, a diverse and student centered middle school environment at the Florence M. Gaudineer Middle School, and a comprehensive four-year secondary school at the Jonathan Dayton High School. Click here for more info on schools in Springfield.
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SUMMIT
The Summit Public Schools, in partnership with the community, will support and sustain an excellent system of learning that engages all students in compelling work; educates them to their highest intellectual, creative, and individual potential; promotes pride in diversity; and results in responsible and productive citizens. Click here for more info on schools in Summit.
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WARREN
The Warren Township Schools are a source of pride for a community that places a high value on the education of its children. Almost 2,300 students were enrolled during the 2005-06 school year in grades K-8. Students are housed in four K-5 elementary schools and one 6-8 middle school. Click here for more info on schools in Warren.
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WATCHUNG HILLS REGIONAL
Serving almost 2,000 students from diverse backgrounds, the WHRHS district offers an outstanding curriculum that focuses upon all aspects of student growth and achievement. The faculty and staff of this regional high school are a large part of the reason that this district has a special sense of community that is felt by all immediately upon entry into our building. Watchung Hills Regional High School is a school comprised of caring and dedicated teachers. Click here for more info on schools in Watchung Hills Regional.
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WATCHUNG
The mission of the Watchung Borough Public Schools is to foster in students an intellectual curiosity that will lend itself to a lifetime of learning and to develop the necessary skills to pursue this learning. Watchung students demonstrate outstanding achievement in all areas, whether assessed by tests, individual portfolios of work, individual or group projects, or creative productions. Click here for more info on schools in Watchung.
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