Summary:
The Fair Haven School District in New Jersey is home to two high-performing schools: Knollwood School, a middle school, and Viola L Sickles School, an elementary school. Both schools consistently rank among the top in the state, with Viola L Sickles School being ranked 7th out of 1,338 New Jersey elementary schools and Knollwood School ranking 40th out of 743 middle schools.
Knollwood School and Viola L Sickles School both demonstrate exceptional academic performance, with students scoring well above state averages in English Language Arts and mathematics proficiency. Knollwood School's 8th-grade math proficiency rate of 46.2% is the lowest among the grade levels, but still significantly higher than the state average of 19.4%. Viola L Sickles School's 3rd-grade math proficiency rate of 90.1% is particularly impressive, over 40 percentage points higher than the state average.
The schools also maintain low chronic absenteeism rates, with both reporting 16.6%, which is below the state average. Knollwood School spends $10,199 per student, while Viola L Sickles School spends $8,188 per student. Knollwood School has a lower student-teacher ratio of 7.9, compared to 11 at Viola L Sickles School, which may contribute to its even stronger academic performance.
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