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Master FRS Certified Schools with County 6-3-20.Xlsx FRS - NJ Certified Public Schools Listed in alphabetical order by County, School District, School Name County School District School Name Level Year Bergen Demarest School District Demarest Middle School Bronze 2018 - 2021 Bergen Demarest School District Luther Lee Emerson School Bronze 2018 - 2021 Bergen Hackensack Public Schools Fairmount School Bronze 2019 - 2022 Bergen Hackensack Public Schools Fanny Meyer Hillers Bronze 2018 - 2021 Bergen Hackensack Public Schools Hackensack High School Silver 2019 - 2022 Bergen Hackensack Public Schools Hackensack Middle School Silver 2019 - 2022 Bergen Hackensack Public Schools Nellie K. Parker Bronze 2018 - 2021 Bergen Northern Valley Regional High School District* Northern Valley Regional High School at Demarest Silver 2018 - 2021 Bergen Northern Valley Regional High School District* Northern Valley Regional High School at Old Tappan Silver 2018 - 2021 Bergen Norwood Public School Norwood Public School Bronze 2019 - 2022 Bergen Old Tappan School District Charles DeWolf Middle School Bronze 2017 - 2020 Bergen Park Ridge School District Park Ridge High School Bronze 2018 - 2021 Bergen Pascack Valley Regional High School District Pascack Hills High School Bronze 2017 - 2020 Bergen Pascack Valley Regional High School District Pascack Valley High School Bronze 2017 - 2020 Bergen Ramapo Indian Hills Regional High School District Indian Hills High School Bronze 2019 - 2022 Bergen Ramapo Indian Hills Regional High School District Ramapo High School Bronze 2019 - 2022 Bergen River Vale Public Schools Holdrum Middle School Bronze 2018 - 2021 Bergen River Vale Public Schools Roberge Elementary School Bronze 2019 - 2022 Bergen River Vale Public Schools Woodside Elementary School Bronze 2019 - 2022 Burlington Florence Township School District Florence Township Memorial High School Bronze 2018 - 2021 Burlington Florence Township School District Riverfront Middle School Bronze 2018 - 2021 Burlington Florence Township School District Roebling Elementary School Bronze 2018 - 2021 Burlington Moorestown Township Public Schools Moorestown High School Bronze 2018 - 2021 Burlington Moorestown Township Public Schools William Allen Middle School Bronze 2018 - 2021 Burlington Pemberton Township Schools Helen A. Fort Middle School Bronze 2019 - 2022 Burlington Pemberton Township Schools Marcus Newcomb Middle School Bronze 2019 - 2022 Burlington Pemberton Township Schools Pemberton Township High School Bronze 2019 - 2022 Burlington Shamong Township School Distirct Indian Mills Memorial School Silver 2019 - 2022 Camden Eastern Camden County Regional School District Eastern Regional High School Bronze 2018 - 2021 Camden Voorhees Township Public Schools E. T. Hamilton Elementary School Bronze 2018 - 2021 Camden Voorhees Township Public Schools Kresson Elementary School Bronze 2018 - 2021 Camden Voorhees Township Public Schools Osage Elementary School Bronze 2018 - 2021 Camden Voorhees Township Public Schools Signal Hill Elementary School Bronze 2018 - 2021 Camden Voorhees Township Public Schools Voorhees Middle School Bronze 2018 - 2021 Cape May Dennis Township School District Dennis Township Elementary/ Middle School Bronze 2019 - 2022 Essex Cedar Grove School District Cedar Grove High School Bronze 2018 - 2021 Essex Cedar Grove School District Memorial Middle School Bronze 2017 - 2020 Essex Cedar Grove School District North End Elementary School Bronze 2018 - 2021 Essex Cedar Grove School District South End Elementary School Bronze 2017 - 2020 Essex East Orange School District Benjamin Banneker Academy Bronze 2018 - 2021 Essex East Orange School District Cicely L. Tyson Community School of Performing and Fine Arts Bronze 2017 - 2020 Essex East Orange School District East Orange Campus High School Bronze 2018 - 2021 Essex East Orange School District East Orange STEM Academy Bronze 2017 - 2020 Essex East Orange School District Garfield Jackson Academy Bronze 2018 - 2021 Essex East Orange School District Langston Hughes Elementary School Bronze 2018 - 2021 Essex Livingston Public Schools Burnet Hill Elementary School Bronze 2019 - 2022 Essex Livingston Public Schools Collins Elementary Schools Bronze 2019 - 2022 Essex Livingston Public Schools Harrison Elementary School Bronze 2019 - 2022 Essex Livingston Public Schools Heritage Middle School Bronze 2019 - 2022 Essex Livingston Public Schools Hillside Elementary School Bronze 2019 - 2022 Essex Livingston Public Schools Livingston High School Bronze 2019 - 2022 Essex Livingston Public Schools Mt. Pleasant Elementary School Bronze 2019 - 2022 Essex Livingston Public Schools Mt. 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Whitehorne Middle School Bronze 2019 - 2022 Essex Verona Public Schools Verona High School Bronze 2019 - 2022 Essex West Orange Public Schools Kelly Elementary School Bronze 2019 - 2022 Essex West Orange Public Schools Thomas Edison Middle School Bronze 2019 - 2022 Gloucester Delsea Regional High School District Delsea Middle School Bronze 2018 - 2021 Gloucester Delsea Regional High School District Delsea Regional High School Bronze 2018 - 2021 Gloucester Harrison Township Public Schools Harrison Township Elementary School Bronze 2017 - 2020 Gloucester Harrison Township Public Schools Pleasant Valley School Bronze 2017 - 2020 Gloucester Washington Township Public Schools Bells Elementary School Silver 2019 - 2022 Gloucester Washington Township Public Schools Birches Elementary School Silver 2019 - 2022 Gloucester Washington Township Public Schools Bunker Hill Middle School Silver 2019 - 2022 Gloucester Washington Township Public Schools Chestnut Ridge Middle School Silver 2019 - 2022 Gloucester Washington Township Public Schools Grenloch Terrace Early Childhood Center Silver 2019 - 2022 Gloucester Washington Township Public Schools Hurffville Elementary School Silver 2019 - 2022 Gloucester Washington Township Public Schools Orchard Valley Middle School Silver 2019 - 2022 Gloucester Washington Township Public Schools Thomas Jefferson Elementary School Silver 2019 - 2022 Gloucester Washington Township Public Schools Washington Township High School Silver 2018 - 2021 Gloucester Washington Township Public Schools Wedgwood Elementary School Silver 2019 - 2022 Gloucester Washington Township Public Schools Whitman Elementary School Silver 2019 - 2022 Hudson Weehawken Township School District Daniel Webster School Bronze 2018 - 2021 Hudson Weehawken Township School District Theodore Roosevelt School Bronze 2017 - 2020 Hudson Weehawken Township School District Theodore Roosevelt School Bronze 2018 - 2021 Hudson Weehawken Township School District Weehawken High School Bronze 2018 - 2021 Hudson West New York School District Albio Sires Elementary School (PS#4) Silver 2019 - 2022 Hudson West New York School District Early Childhood Program Bronze 2019 - 2022 Hudson West New York School District Harry L. 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