School District
Washington Township Public Schools
- A-Overall Grade
- Sewell, NJ
- 38 reviews
- AcademicsB+
- DiversityB
- TeachersA-
- College PrepA
- Clubs & ActivitiesA+
- Health & SafetyA
- AdministrationA
- SportsA+
- FoodA-
- Resources & FacilitiesA
Washington Township Public Schools Rankings
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Elementary Schools in Washington Township Public Schools
- A
Whitman Elementary School
- Washington Township Public Schools, NJ
- 1-5
- 2 reviews
- B+
Hurffville Elementary School
- Washington Township Public Schools, NJ
- 1-5
- B
Birches Elementary School
- Washington Township Public Schools, NJ
- 1-5
- B
Bells Elementary School
- Washington Township Public Schools, NJ
- 1-5
- B
Wedgwood Elementary School
- Washington Township Public Schools, NJ
- 1-5
High Schools in Washington Township Public Schools
Academics
Students
Diversity
B
Based on racial and economic diversity and survey responses on school culture and diversity from students and parents.
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Teachers
Finances
Total Expenses
$139,674,000
Expenses Per Student
$19,224/ student
National
$12,239Washington Township Public Schools Reviews
38 reviews
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I attended Washington Township Public Schools my whole life until graduation. I have to say my experience was unforgettable. I loved it and I would raise my kids in this district as well. My high school years were not as great as they could have been, but I cannot blame the school system for that. The pros definitely outweighed the cons. The staff was amazing! All so caring and helpful!
One of the things about the schools is that everyone is together in kindergarden, break up to go to elementary school (whichever one is closest to the student's address, since there are six schools, this is easier), meet back up in middle school (there's three middle schools, again, you go to whichever one is closest to you), then everyone meets back up in high school. It sort of nice to see old classmates and just seeing how they're different. Sadly, one of the things the high school specifically lacks is a way to effectively teach students who don't want anything to do with school. I was one of those students, and they really didn't try hard enough to help me, atleast in my eyes. I was quite a difficult student.
Really positive things to say. Big schools, good teachers, only wish additional languages were available earlier (had to go before school started for 0 period and transfer to another middle school just to develop a new language at 14 years old which was the first exposure).