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CSA 2019 Winners Spreadsheet New Jersey College Success Award-Winning Schools Award Total % Low-income District School City Type year(s) enrollment students Academy For Urban Leadership Academy For Urban Leadership Cs Perth Amboy 2019 Public charter 393 80% Bayonne Board Of Education School District Bayonne High School Bayonne 2019 Public district 2,405 65% Bergen Arts And Sciences Charter Bergen Arts And Sciences Charter School Garfield 2019 Public charter 969 48% School Bergen County Vocational Technical School District Bergen Academies Hackensack 2019 Public district 1,059 4% Bergen County Vocational Technical School District Technical School Teterboro Teterboro 2019 Public district 658 12% Berkeley Berkeley Heights Public School District Governor Livingston High School 2019 Public district 1,033 3% Heights Bernards Township Public School District Ridge High School Basking Ridge 2019 Public district 1,897 2% Camden City Public School District Brimm Medical Arts High School Camden 2019 Public district 203 50% Cherry Hill Township School District Cherry Hill High-East High School Cherry Hill 2019 Public district 2,177 13% Cranford Public School District Cranford Sr High School Cranford 2019 Public district 1,187 3% East Brunswick Public School District East Brunswick High School E Brunswick 2019 Public district 2,125 15% East Orange School District East Orange Campus 9 East Orange 2019 Public district 646 68% East Windsor Regional School District Hightstown High School Hightstown 2019 Public district 1,532 34% Edison Township Public School District J P Stevens High School Edison 2019 Public district 2,242 17% Elizabeth Public School District Elizabeth High School Elizabeth 2019 Public district 844 73% Elmwood Park Board Of Education School District Memorial Sr High School Elmwood Park 2019 Public district 689 46% Essex County Vocational Technical School District Essex Cty Voc Bloomfield Bloomfield 2019 Public district 496 81% Fair Lawn Public School District Fair Lawn High School Fair Lawn 2019 Public district 1,455 14% Fort Lee Public School District Fort Lee High School Fort Lee 2019 Public district 940 22% Foundation Academy Charter School Foundation Academy Charter School Trenton 2019 Public charter 908 85% Freehold Regional High School District Freehold Twp High School Freehold Twp 2019 Public district 2,103 11% Freehold Regional High School District Howell High School Farmingdale 2019 Public district 2,220 8% Freehold Regional High School District Manalapan High School Englishtown 2019 Public district 1,939 9% Freehold Regional High School District Marlboro High School Marlboro 2019 Public district 1,959 5% Glen Rock Public School District Glen Rock High School Glen Rock 2019 Public district 746 1% Haddon Township School District Haddon Twp High School Westmont 2019 Public district 619 18% Haddonfield Board Of Education School District Haddonfield Memorial High School Haddonfield 2019 Public district 798 2% Hamilton Township School District Hamilton East-Steinert High School Hamilton 2019 Public district 1,272 13% Hanover Park Regional High School District Whippany Park High School Whippany 2019 Public district 713 2% Highland Park Board Of Education School District Highland Park High School Highland Park 2019 Public district 497 33% Hillsborough Township Public School District Hillsborough High School Hillsborough 2019 Public district 2,263 7% Holmdel Township School District Holmdel High School Holmdel 2019 Public district 937 4% Hopewell Valley Regional School District Central High School Pennington 2019 Public district 1,253 4% Hudson County School District Of Technology Academy of Technology Design Jersey City 2019 Public district 161 52% Hudson County School District Of Technology County Prep High School Jersey City 2019 Public district 782 53% Hudson County School District Of Technology High Tech High School N Bergen 2019 Public district 940 39% Hunterdon Central Regional High School District Hunterdon Central High School Flemington 2019 Public district 3,035 6% Dr. Ronald Mc Nair Academy High Jersey City Public School District Jersey City 2019 Public district 710 50% School Jersey City Public School District Infinity Institute Jersey City 2019 Public district 282 78% Kinnelon Board Of Education School District Kinnelon High School Kinnelon 2019 Public district 671 3% Leap Academy University Charter Leap Academy University Charter School Camden 2019 Public charter 1,436 84% School Lenape Regional High School District Shawnee High School Medford 2019 Public district 1,582 6% Leonia Public School District Leonia High School Leonia 2019 Public district 688 22% Livingston Public School District Livingston Sr High School Livingston 2019 Public district 1,832 1% Madison School District Madison High School Madison 2019 Public district 849 5% Metuchen Public School District Metuchen High School Metuchen 2019 Public district 654 8% greatschools.org 1 New Jersey College Success Award-Winning Schools Award Total % Low-income District School City Type year(s) enrollment students Middlesex County Vocational And Technical School Academy of Science Vocational School Edison 2019 Public district 166 0% District Middlesex County Vocational And Technical School Mdsx Co Voc Health Biomed Woodbridge 2019 Public district 272 7% District Monmouth County Vocational School District Academy Allied Health & Sci Neptune 2019 Public district 295 5% Monmouth County Vocational School District Biotechnology High School Freehold 2019 Public district 327 3% Monmouth County Vocational School District Communications High School Wall 2019 Public district 320 3% Monmouth County Vocational School District High Technology High School Lincroft 2019 Public district 295 3% Montgomery Township School District Montgomery High School Skillman 2019 Public district 1,687 4% Montville Township School District Montville High School Montville 2019 Public district 1,212 2% Moorestown Township School District Moorestown High School Moorestown 2019 Public district 1,338 9% Mathematics, Science & Engineering Morris County Vocational School District Rockaway 2019 Public district 97 0% School Mountain Mountain Lakes Board Of Education School District Mountain Lakes High School 2019 Public district 706 2% Lakes New Milford School District New Milford High School New Milford 2019 Public district 648 13% New New Providence Board Of Education School District New Providence High School 2019 Public district 677 4% Providence North Hunterdon-Voorhees Regional High School North Hunterdon Reg High School Annandale 2019 Public district 1,707 2% District North Star Academy Charter School of North Star Academy Charter School Of Newark Newark 2019 Public charter 3,989 87% Newark Northern Highlands Regional High School District Northern Highlands Reg High School Allendale 2019 Public district 1,334 0% Northern Valley Regional High School District N Valley Reg H Demarest Demarest 2019 Public district 1,093 1% Marine Academy of Technology and Ocean County Vocational Technical School District Manahawkin 2019 Public district 274 6% Environmental Science Parsippany-Troy Hills Township School District Parsippany High School Parsippany 2019 Public district 943 22% Parsippany-Troy Hills Township School District Parsippany Hills High School Morris Plains 2019 Public district 1,050 14% Pascack Valley Regional High School District Pascack Valley High School Hillsdale 2019 Public district 1,224 2% Passaic County Vocational School District Passaic Co Tech Institute Wayne 2019 Public district 3,359 68% Paterson Charter School For Science And Paterson Charter School for Science & Paterson 2019 Public charter 1,044 86% Technology Technology Ramapo Indian Hills Regional High School District Ramapo High School Franklin Lakes 2019 Public district 1,054 2% Ramsey Public School District Ramsey High School Ramsey 2019 Public district 870 5% Randolph Township School District Randolph High School Randolph 2019 Public district 1,621 8% Red Bank Regional School District Red Bank Reg High School Little Silver 2019 Public district 1,211 25% River Dell Regional School District River Dell Regional High School Oradell 2019 Public district 1,067 1% Robbinsville Public School District Robbinsville High School Robbinsville 2019 Public district 959 5% Rumson-Fair Haven Regional High School District Rumson Fair Haven Reg High School Rumson 2019 Public district 987 0% Scotch Plains-Fanwood School District Scotch Plains Fanwood High School Scotch Plains 2019 Public district 1,567 7% Secaucus Board Of Education School District Secaucus High School Secaucus 2019 Public district 566 34% Somerset Hills Regional School District Bernards High School Bernardsville 2019 Public district 844 12% Monmouth South Brunswick School District South Brunswick High School 2019 Public district 2,915 11% Junction Sparta Township Public School District Sparta High School Sparta 2019 Public district 1,122 5% The Newark Public School District Technology High School Newark 2019 Public district 609 87% The Newark Public School District University High School Newark 2019 Public district 536 65% The School District Of The Chathams Chatham High School Chatham 2019 Public district 1,202 2% Union County Teams Charter School Union County Teams Charter School Plainfield 2019 Public charter 381 72% Union County Vocational-Technical School District Academy For Allied Hlth Sci Scotch Plains 2019 Public district 282 7% Union County Vocational-Technical School District Academy For Info Tech Scotch Plains 2019 Public district 275 4% Union County Vocational-Technical School District
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