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For awards purposes, each county is its own region - except that counties followed by the same number are grouped together as one region. DECEMBER 2019 HIGH SCHOOL SCORE REPORT SUMMARY County/School Name #1 #2 #3 TOT County/School Name #1 #2 #3 TOT Atlantic - 1 Montclair HS 25 22 27 74 Absegami HS 23 12 17 52 Montclair Kimberley Academy 25 20 27 72 Atlantic City HS 4 2 6 Newark Academy 26 21 26 73 Buena Reg. HS 18 15 10 43 Newark Tech Bergen - 2 Nutley HS Academy of Greatness & 17 17 Rae Kushner Yeshiva HS 20 12 15 47 Bergen Academy* Verona HS 11 15 26 Bergen Arts & Science CHS 6 6 West Essex Reg. HS 22 12 15 49 Bergenfield HS 15 7 7 29 West Orange HS 22 15 16 53 Cliffside Park HS 5 6 11 Gloucester - 6 Dumont HS 18 10 10 38 Clearview Reg. HS 22 15 20 57 Dwight-Englewood School 23 15 21 59 Washington Twp HS 22 16 38 Elmwood Park Mem. HS Woodbury Jr-Sr HS Emerson Jr.-Sr. HS 15 14 29 Hudson - 7 Fair Lawn HS High Tech HS 19 11 10 40 Fort Lee HS 25 18 18 61 Hoboken HS 4 6 10 Frisch School 23 11 13 47 Kearny HS 1 1 2 Garfield HS 4 2 6 McNair Academic HS 21 21 Immaculate Heart Acad. 23 12 17 52 North Bergen HS 18 11 13 42 Indian Hills HS 3 3 Secaucus HS 23 10 16 49 Leonia HS 25 15 25 65 St. Dominic Academy 12 11 23 Lodi HS 7 6 4 17 Weehawken HS 3 5 6 14 Ma'ayanot Yeshiva HS for Girls Hunterdon - 8 Mahwah HS 23 16 19 58 Delaware Valley Reg. HS Midland Park HS 16 10 7 33 Hunterdon Central HS No. Val Reg HS-Demarest 22 15 16 53 North Hunterdon HS 25 17 23 65 No. Val Reg HS-Old Tap 25 21 22 68 Purnell School 7 7 Palisades Park Jr/Sr HS 17 17 Voorhees HS 25 15 19 59 Paramus HS 25 16 19 60 Mercer - 9 Ramapo HS Hamilton HS North/Nottingham 16 8 3 27 Ramsey HS 21 16 37 Hopewell Valley Central HS 8 5 10 23 Ridgefield Memorial HS 18 7 12 37 Lawrence HS 23 15 15 53 Ridgefield Pk. Jr-Sr HS 18 9 15 42 Mercer County Technical 12 10 7 29 Ridgewood HS Notre Dame HS 19 15 15 49 River Dell HS 20 15 35 Princeton Intrntl Sch Math/Sci 27 30 30 87 St. Joseph Regional HS 11 7 6 24 Princeton Reg. HS 30 23 25 78 Tenafly HS W. Windsor-Plainsboro HS 28 23 30 81 Torah Academy of Bergen Co. 25 11 20 56 Middlesex - 10 Waldwick HS 17 8 6 31 Dunellen HS 25 24 23 72 Wallington Jr/Sr HS 17 11 10 38 East Brunswick HS 26 17 25 68 Westwood HS 23 13 14 50 Metuchen HS 12 7 19 Burlington - 3 Middlesex County Academy 25 17 25 67 Cherokee HS North 24 18 19 61 Middlesex Cty Acad. for 26 21 21 68 Cinnaminson HS 16 14 13 43 North Brunswick Twp HS 21 14 20 55 Delran HS 11 10 21 Piscataway HS 20 18 16 54 Lenape HS 22 12 34 South Brunswick HS 24 17 24 65 Moorestown Friends Sch 26 20 26 72 Spotswood HS 12 6 11 29 Moorestown HS 22 17 22 61 St. Joseph High School 25 20 23 68 Rancocas Valley Reg. HS W. Windsor-Plainsboro HS 29 30 30 89 Shawnee HS 5 10 15 Monmouth - 11 Camden - 4 Academy of Allied Health & Sci. 23 14 37 Cherry Hill HS East 25 19 24 68 Biotechnology HS Cherry Hill HS West 11 11 12 34 Christian Bros. Academy 23 15 18 56 Collingswood HS 22 15 17 54 Freehold Township HS 19 10 12 41 Eastern Reg. HS 24 24 27 75 High Technology HS 27 29 30 86 Cape May - 1 Holmdel HS 25 19 24 68 Middle Twp. HS 22 12 34 Howell HS 17 10 11 38 Ocean City HS 19 19 Ilan High School 9 5 4 18 Essex - 5 Keyport HS Cedar Grove HS 16 5 21 Manalapan HS 23 23 Columbia HS 19 19 Manasquan HS 23 13 14 50 James Caldwell HS Mater Dei HS 22 13 16 51 Livingston HS 29 25 27 81 Middletown HS North 13 12 25 Millburn HS 24 21 45 Middletown HS South 16 10 12 38 *=Unofficial by School Request Ocean Twp HS 11 12 12 35 Wayne Hills HS 25 14 21 60 Red Bank Reg. HS 13 13 Wayne Valley HS 23 11 17 51 Shore Regional HS 5 5 West Milford HS 17 15 14 46 Wall HS 19 13 20 52 Somerset - 15 Morris - 12 Acad. for Health/Med. Sci 17 17 Butler HS Bernards HS 25 15 23 63 Delbarton School 11 5 3 19 Bridgewater-Raritan HS 27 27 Jefferson Twp HS 11 8 11 30 Franklin HS Montville Twp HS 22 14 17 53 Gill St. Bernard's School 20 10 13 43 Morris Catholic HS Hillsborough HS 24 15 16 55 Morris Co. Acad/Math/Sci/Eng Ridge HS 25 24 24 73 Morris Hills HS The Pingry School Morris Knolls HS 10 8 4 22 Watchung Hills Reg. HS 26 28 27 81 Morristown HS 26 29 27 82 Sussex - 16 Mountain Lakes HS 24 20 24 68 Hopatcong HS 19 21 11 51 Parsippany Hills HS 25 17 22 64 Kittatinny Reg. HS 13 3 6 22 Parsippany HS 24 15 21 60 Newton HS 21 13 13 47 Pequannock Twp HS 8 10 4 22 Sparta HS 7 7 Randolph HS 23 16 24 63 Sussex Co. Tech. School 3 9 12 24 Roxbury HS 14 5 5 24 Vernon Twp HS 22 15 19 56 Villa Walsh Academy 17 12 15 44 Wallkill Valley Reg. HS 12 11 11 34 West Morris Central HS Union - 17 West Morris Mendham HS Academy for Allied Health 23 15 14 52 Ocean - 13 Cranford HS 15 14 15 44 Jackson Liberty HS 20 20 Gov. Livingston HS 17 11 20 48 Jackson Memorial HS Jonathan Dayton HS MATES Academy 25 15 22 62 Mother Seton Reg. HS 19 11 15 45 Msgr. Donovan HS 17 15 19 51 Scotch Plains-Fanwood HS 22 19 22 63 Performing Arts Academy Summit HS 25 18 26 69 Pinelands Reg. HS Union County Magnet HS 27 30 27 84 Southern Regional HS Union County Vo-Tech Schools 19 18 37 Passaic - 14 Union Cty. Acad. for Info. Tech 24 20 20 64 Clifton HS 17 1 7 25 Westfield Sr. HS 23 16 25 64 Eastern Christian HS 19 17 18 54 Warren - 18 Lakeland Reg. HS 15 15 Blair Academy 23 17 23 63 Manchester Reg. HS 5 5 5 15 Hackettstown HS 15 11 14 40 Passaic Vly Reg. HS 19 11 10 40 North Warren Reg. HS 20 15 17 52 STUDENTS WITH A PERFECT SCORE Adithya B, High Technology HS Siddhant M, W. Windsor-Plainsboro HS North Daniel B, Union County Magnet HS Vikrim M, Eastern Reg. HS Daniel B, W. Windsor-Plainsboro HS South Ethan R, Montclair HS Pratyoy B, W. Windsor-Plainsboro HS South Michael S, Torah Academy of Bergen Co. Locke C, W. Windsor-Plainsboro HS South Max S, Westfield Sr. HS Tianyue C, Princeton Intrntl Sch Math/Sci Ansh S, W. Windsor-Plainsboro HS South Allen C, W. Windsor-Plainsboro HS North Parth S, W. Windsor-Plainsboro HS North Perryn C, Princeton Reg. HS Gil S, Middlesex County Academy Xuefeng C, Princeton Intrntl Sch Math/Sci Warren S, Newark Academy Adam D, W. Windsor-Plainsboro HS North Hannah T, Union Cty. Acad. for Info. Tech George E, Montclair Kimberley Academy Dimitri T, Eastern Reg. HS David F, Summit HS Jack T, Livingston HS Chirag F, Union Cty. Acad. for Info. Tech Sai V, High Technology HS Ziang G, Princeton Intrntl Sch Math/Sci Yuxiao W, Princeton Intrntl Sch Math/Sci Jue G, High Technology HS Jiasheng W, Princeton Intrntl Sch Math/Sci Varun G, High Technology HS Mason W, W. Windsor-Plainsboro HS South Jingkai H, Princeton Intrntl Sch Math/Sci William W, W. Windsor-Plainsboro HS North Gary H, Montclair Kimberley Academy Jeffrey W, Bridgewater-Raritan HS Rebecca H, W. Windsor-Plainsboro HS North Andrew W, High Technology HS Ethan H, Morristown HS Ivan W, High Technology HS Hannah J, Moorestown Friends Sch Yichen X, Princeton Intrntl Sch Math/Sci Alex K, Union Cty. Acad. for Info. Tech Eric X, High Technology HS Justin K, Montclair HS Eric Y, W. Windsor-Plainsboro HS North Disha K, W. Windsor-Plainsboro HS North Vivian Z, Watchung Hills Reg. HS Jesse L, Livingston HS Todd Z, Moorestown Friends Sch Max L, Mountain Lakes HS Bryan Z, Watchung Hills Reg. HS Brian L, High Technology HS Robert Z, Summit HS Jiasen L, Princeton Intrntl Sch Math/Sci Geoffrey Z, Bridgewater-Raritan HS Kevin L, High Technology HS Caroline Z, Union County Magnet HS Benson L, Morristown HS Andrei Z, Summit HS Daniel L, Gov. Livingston HS *=Unofficial by School Request HIGH SCORING STUDENTS - CUMULATIVE Adithya B - High Technology HS 18 Allen C - W. Windsor-Plainsboro HS North 16 Daniel B - Union County Magnet HS 18 Ryan C - Union County Magnet HS 16 Ethan H - Morristown HS 18 Xuefeng C - Princeton Intrntl Sch Math/Sci 16 Alex K - Union Cty.
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