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Members of the Nj State Approved Escnj Cooperative Pricing System # 65Mcesccps MEMBERS OF THE NJ STATE APPROVED ESCNJ COOPERATIVE PRICING SYSTEM # 65MCESCCPS Atlantic Absecon BOE Buena Regional BOE Linwood BOE City of Absecon Township of Buena Vista Borough of Longport Atlantic City BOE Charter Tech High School Margate City BOE Atlantic Cape Community College Borough of Collingwood Mullica Township BOE Atlantic City Community Charter Township of Egg Harbor Northfield BOE Atlantic City Housing Authority Egg Harbor City BOE Pleasantville BOE City of Atlantic City Egg Harbor Township S D Pollution Control Financing Authority Atlantic County Estell Manor BOE City of Somers Point Atlantic County Improvement Authority Folsom BOE Somers Point BOE Atlantic City MUA Galloway Twp. BOE Stockton University Atlantic County Utilities Authority Galaway, Township of City of Ventnor City Atlantic Co. Special Services SD Greater Egg Harbor Regional HS District Ventnor School District Atlantic County Vocational SD Hamilton Twp. BOE Weymouth Township BOE Brigantine BOE Township of Hamilton Magnolia BOE City of Brigantine Borough of Buena Mainland BOE Borough of Buena MUA Hammonton BOE Bergen Allendale BOE Borough of Haworth Ridgefield Park BOE Borough of Allendale Hackensack BOE Borough of Ridgefield Alpine BOE Hillsdale BOE Ridgewood P S Borough of Alpine Hillsdale Borough Ringwood Christian School County of Bergen Ho-Ho-Kus BOE River Dell Reg. S D Bergen Arts & Science Charter School Borough of Ho-Ho-Kus River Edge BOE Bergen Community College The Johnson Public Library Rivervale BOE Bergen County Technical Schools Lee Memorial Library Township of River Vale Bergen County Utilities Authority Leonia Public Library Rochelle Park BOE Bergenfield BOE Borough of Leonia Borough of Rockleigh Borough of Bergenfield Leonia BOE Borough of Saddle River Bergenfield Public Library Little Ferry BOE South Bergen Jointure Commission Bogota BOE Borough of Little Ferry South Hackensack BOE Carlstadt BOE Lodi BOE Teaneck Community Charter Carlstadt-East Rutherford Reg. BOE Borough of Lodi Borough of Tenafly Library of Carlstadt Mahwah BOE Rutherford BOE Borough of Cliffside Park Maywood BOE Borough of Rutherford Housing Auth. of Borough of Cliffside Park Borough of Midland Park Rutherford Public Library Cliffside Park BOE The Midland Park Memorial Library Saddle Brook BOE Borough of Closter Borough of Midland Park Borough of Saddle River Closter BOE Midland Park BOE Saddle River BOE Cresskill BOE Montvale BOE Tenafly BOE Borough of Cresskill Moonachie BOE Teaneck BOE CTC Academy Moonachie Borough Township of Teaneck Borough of Demerest Moriah School Borough of Teterboro Demarest BOE New Milford BOE Upper Saddle River BOE Don Bosco Prep School Borough of New Milford Upper Saddle River Public Library As of 3/14/19 MEMBERS OF THE NJ STATE APPROVED ESCNJ COOPERATIVE PRICING SYSTEM # 65MCESCCPS Bergen cont’d. Dumont BOE Lyndhurst BOE Upper Saddle River Borough Dumont Borough Ma'ayanot Yeshiva High School for Girls The Village School Borough of East Rutherford Township of Mahwah Library Village of Ridgewood Edgewater BOE Township of Mahwah Waldwick BOE Borough of Edgewater Northvale BOE Borough of Waldwick Borough of Elmwood Park Norwood BOE Borough of Wallington Elmwood Park BOE Norwood Borough Wallington BOE Borough of Emerson Oakland BOE Village of Ridgefield Park Emerson BOE Northern Valley Reg. S D Westfield Free Public Library City of Englewood Old Tappan Borough Westwood Regional BOE Englewood Cliffs BOE Old Tappan BOE Borough of Westwood East Rutherford BOE Oradell BOE Township of Washington Fair Lawn BOE Borough of Oradell Washington Public Library Borough of Fair Lawn Palisades Park BOE Wallington BOE Fairview Public Schools Borough of Palisades Park Woodcliff Lake BOE Borough of Fairview Paramus BOE Borough of Woodcliff Lake Borough of Paramus Borough of Waldwick Fort Lee BOE Park Ridge BOE Borough of Wallington Fort Lee Public Library Borough of Park Ridge Borough of Wood-Ridge Borough of Fort Lee Borough of Oakland Twp. of Wyckoff Franklin Lakes BOE North Arlington BOE Wyckoff BOE Borough of Franklin Lakes Borough of North Arlington Wood-Ridge BOE Franklin Lakes Public Library Housing Authority of North Bergen Garfield BOE Northern Highlands Reg. BOE Borough of Glen Rock Pascack Valley Regional HS Dist. Glen Rock BOE Ramapo Indian Hills Reg. HS Hackensack BOE Ramsey BOE City of Hackensack Borough of Ramsey Harrington Park BOE Ridgewood Public Library Hasbrouck Heights BOE Ridgefield BOE Burlington Bass River Township BOE Lenape Regional School District Borough of Palmyra Benjamin Banneker Prep. Charter School Eastampton Township BOE Pemberton Township BOE Beverly City BOE Hainesport BOE Pope John Paul II Regional School City of Bordentown Hainesport Township Rancocas Valley Regl HS BOE Bordentown RSD BOE Holycross Academy Riverbank Charter School of Excellence Township of Bordentown Lumberton Township BOE Riverside Township BOE Burlington County Mansfield Township BOE Riverton BOE Burlington Co. Institute of Tech. Township of Maple Shade Township of Riverton Burlington Co. Special Services SD North Hanover BOE Rowan College at Burlington County Burlington Township BOE Maple Shade BOE Shamong Township BOE City of Burlington BOE Medford Lakes BOE Southampton Township BOE City of Burlington Housing Authority Medford Twp. Public Schools Springfield Township BOE Township of Burlington Township of Medford St. Mary of the Lakes School Chesterfield Twp. BOE Borough of Medford Lakes St. Paul School St. Katharine Drexel Parish As of 3/14/19 MEMBERS OF THE NJ STATE APPROVED ESCNJ COOPERATIVE PRICING SYSTEM # 65MCESCCPS Burlington Cont’d. Township of Chesterfield Township of Moorestown Township of Tabernacle Cinnaminson Township BOE Moorestown Township BOE Tabernacle Township BOE Delanco Township Mount Holly Twp. Washington Township BOE Delanco BOE Mount Holly Twp. BOE Township of Willingboro Delran Township BOE only Township of Mt. Laurel Willingboro BOE Edgewater Park BOE Mount Laurel BOE Willingboro MUA Evesham Municipal Utilities Authority Mount Laurel Municipal Utilities Authority Woodland BOE Evesham Township BOE North Hanover Township BOE Township of Woodland Evesham Township Fire District No.1 Northern Burlington Co. Reg. S. D. Westampton Township BOE Evesham Township Our Lady of Perpetual Help Florence Township BOE Palmyra BOE Camden Borough of Audubon Eastern Camden Cty Reg. School District Oaklyn BOE Barrington BOE Eco Charter School Pennsauken Township BOE Borough of Barrington Freedom Academy/Prep Charter School Merchantville BOE Berlin Township BOE Borough of Gibbsboro Township of Pennsauken Borough of Bellmawr Gloucester Township BOE Pine Hill BOE Bellmawr BOE City of Gloucester City Pine Hill Board of Fire Commissioners #1 Borough of Berlin Gloucester City Junior-Senior H S The Politz School Township of Berlin Twp. – Gloucester Municipal Utilities Auth. Runnemade BOE Black Horse Pike School District Township of Gloucester Borough of Merchantville Brooklawn BOE Haddon Township BOE Borough of Runnemede Camden City BOE Haddon Heights BOE Borough of Somerdale City of Camden Borough of Haddon Heights Borough of Stratford Housing Authority of the City of Camden Haddonfield Public Library Somerdale BOE Camden Community Charter School Borough of Haddonfield Sterling High School District Camden County Institute for Excellence Charter School Stratford BOE Camden County Municipal Utilities Authority International Academy of Camden Voorhees BOE Camden County College Kipp Cooper Norcross Academy Township of Waterford Camden County ESC Borough of Laurel Springs Waterford Township BOE Camden County Tech. Schools Leap Academy Univ. Charter School Winslow Township BOE Camden’s Promise Center Lindenwold BOE Woodlyne BOE Clementon BOE Borough of Lindenwold Pennsauken Township BOE Cherry Hill BOE Haddonfield BOE Pennsauken Township BOE Cherry Hill Township Mt. Ephraim BOE Collingswood Public Schools Borough of Clementon Cape May Atlantic Cape Community College Dennis Township BOE Borough of Stone Harbor Avalon BOE Lower Cape May BOE Upper Township BOE Borough of Avalon Lower Township Elementary School District Township of Upper Cape May Technical School District Middle Township BOE West Cape May BOE Cape May SSSD Township of Middle Wildwood BOE City of Cape May North Wildwood BOE City of Wildwood Cape May County City of North Wildwood Wildwood Crest BOE As of 3/14/19 MEMBERS OF THE NJ STATE APPROVED ESCNJ COOPERATIVE PRICING SYSTEM # 65MCESCCPS Cape May cont’d. Cape May County Library City of Ocean City Woodbine BOE Cape May County Municipal Utilities Ocean City BOE Borough of Woodbine Authority Township of Dennis Stone Harbor BOE Wildwood Crest BOE Cumberland Bridgeton BOE Cumberland County NUA City of Millville The Housing Authority of the City of Cumberland Cty Tech Ed. Center Millville Public Charter School Bridgeton Bridgeton Public Charter School Cumberland Regional School District Stow Creek Township BOE City of Bridgeton Deerfield BOE Upper Deerfield Township BOE Commercial Township BOE Downe Township BOE Vineland BOE Township of Commercial Fairfield Township BOE Vineland Public Charter School Compass Academy Charter School Greenwich Township BOE City of Vineland County of Cumberland Hopewell Township BOE Cumberland Christian Academy Landis Sewerage Authority Cumberland County College Maurice River BOE Cumberland County Improvement Authority Millville BOE Essex Belleville BOE Fairfield Township Nutley BOE Township of Belleville Irvington Housing Authority Nutley Township Belleville Public Library Link Community Charter School City
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