Summary:
The Kingsway Regional School District in New Jersey is home to two high-performing schools: Kingsway Regional High School and Kingsway Regional Middle School. Both schools serve a relatively affluent student population and demonstrate strong academic outcomes, with high graduation rates, low dropout rates, and generally solid performance on standardized tests.
Kingsway Regional High School stands out with a 96.5% four-year graduation rate and a low 0.3% dropout rate, indicating the school is effectively supporting students to complete their high school education. The school's NJSLA test scores are on par with or slightly below state averages, with some notable exceptions, such as a significantly higher proficiency rate in Algebra II compared to the state average. Kingsway Regional Middle School has more mixed results, outperforming the state in English Language Arts but underperforming in Mathematics, particularly in 8th grade.
Both schools benefit from relatively low student-to-teacher ratios, which may contribute to their academic success. While the per-student spending at these schools is slightly below the state average, the Kingsway Regional School District appears to be providing a quality education to its students. Overall, the data suggests these are strong-performing schools that are effectively serving their student populations, with some areas for potential improvement, particularly in middle school mathematics.
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