Summary:
The Ramsey School District in New Jersey is home to 5 schools, including 3 elementary schools, 1 middle school, and 1 high school, all of which demonstrate strong academic performance and a commitment to providing a quality education to their students.
The standout schools in the district are Ramsey High School, which is ranked 69th out of 422 New Jersey high schools and boasts a 96.3% four-year graduation rate, and Eric S. Smith Middle School, which is ranked 95th out of 748 New Jersey middle schools and has exceptional performance on NJSLA assessments. The district's schools consistently outperform the state averages on standardized tests, with several schools achieving 70% or higher proficiency rates.
While the Ramsey School District has a predominantly white student population, there is some diversity, and the schools demonstrate a strong commitment to academic excellence. The district's resource allocation varies, with spending per student ranging from $8,962 at Mary A. Hubbard Elementary School to $13,739 at Ramsey High School. The district also faces attendance-related challenges, with higher chronic absenteeism rates at the high school level compared to the elementary and middle schools.
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