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SCHOOL DISTRICTS THAT RECEIVE NEW JERSEY’S EXISTING HIGH-QUALITY, FULL- DAY PUBLIC PRESCHOOL PROGRAM Italics indicates funding for every 3- and 4-year-old in the community Bold indicates funding for all or some 3- and 4-year-olds as determined by individual district per preschool expansion funding effective for the 2017-2018 school year. Confirm with the individual school district to determine access or wait list availability. ATLANTIC COUNTY ESSEX COUNTY Hamilton Township School District East Orange School District Pleasantville School District Irvington Public Schools Ventnor City School District Newark Public Schools Orange Board of Education BERGEN COUNTY GLOUCESTER COUNTY Englewood City School District Garfield Public Schools Deptford Township School District Hackensack City School District Logan Township School District BURLINGTON COUNTY HUDSON COUNTY City of Burlington Public School District Bayonne City School District Pemberton Township School District Harrison Public Schools Willingboro Township School District Hoboken Public Schools Jersey City Public Schools CAMDEN COUNTY Union City School District West New York School District Camden City Public Schools Gloucester City School District MERCER COUNTY CAPE MAY COUNTY Trenton Public Schools Wildwood City School District MIDDLESEX COUNTY Wildwood Crest Boro School District Woodbine School District Carteret Boro School District Jamesburg Boro School District CUMBERLAND COUNTY New Brunswick Public Schools Perth Amboy Public Schools Bridgeton Public Schools South Amboy City School District Fairfield Township School District Millville Public Schools Vineland Public Schools (See page 2 for additional counties) MONMOUTH COUNTY Asbury Park Public Schools Bradley Beach Boro School District Highlands Boro School District Keansburg School District Keyport Boro School District Long Branch Public Schools Neptune Township Schools Red Bank Borough Public Schools Union Beach School District MORRIS COUNTY Wharton Boro School District OCEAN COUNTY Lakehurst Boro School District Little Egg Harbor Township School District PASSAIC COUNTY Haledon Boro School District Passaic City School District Paterson Public Schools SALEM COUNTY Pittsgrove Township School District Salem City School District SOMERSET COUNTY Franklin Township School District North Plainfield Boro School District Somerville Boro School District UNION COUNTY Elizabeth Public Schools Hillside Township School District Plainfield Public School District Rahway City School District WARREN COUNTY Phillipsburg School District 2 .

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