New Funding Formula: Slow Down this Train!

NJSBA Presses for Reliable, Sustainable School Funding Formula

Schools Await Funding Details

State Board Seeks to Increase Rigor of Core Curriculum

Sick Leave Banks Gain Key Approval

Last Two Chances to Attend New Board Member Orientation

Update on Webinar for Mandatory Training

36 NJ High Schools Earn National Honors

Plans Progress for NJSBA’s New Headquarters

Voters Decide $347 Million in School Construction

Delegate Assembly Resolutions Cutoff

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36 NJ High Schools Earn National Honors

Three dozen New Jersey high schools—approximately 12 percent of all public high schools in the state—were ranked by U.S. News & World Report as being among the best in the nation. The magazine analyzed data from 18,790 public high schools nationally and rated the top 500 for benchmarks such as college readiness.

Among the top 100 were Millburn Senior High ranked at 97th; Princeton High at 94th; Dr. Ronald McNair Academy in Jersey City at 26th; and High Tech High in Lincroft, which ranked 7th.