Gloucester Township Schools Score High For Anti-Bullying Efforts

GLOUCESTER TOWNSHIP, NJ — The Gloucester Township K-8 Public School District averaged a score of 72 out of a maximum score of 78 for its anti-bullying program for the 2019-20 academic year, according to the district.

The official school and district reports were released on June 29, 2021, by the state Department of Education.

This self-assessment was led by the Anti-Bullying Specialist and School Safety Teams in each of the township’s schools. Grades were based on eight criteria, with a maximum total of 78 and submitted to the Department of Education for review.

The period listed includes five months of in-person learning before students moved to a remote learning format in March 2020 due to the coronavirus pandemic. The grades for each school can be found below:

• Blackwood Elementary School: 73
• Charles W. Lewis Middle School: 65
• Chews Elementary School: 75
• Erial Elementary School: 70
• Glen Landing Middle School: 76
• Glendora Elementary School: 75
• Gloucester Township Elementary School: 74
• James W. Lilley Elementary School: 73
• Loring Fleming Elementary School: 68
• Ann A. Mullen Middle School: 66
• Union Valley Elementary School: 73
• School District’s Average Grade: 72

To see the breakdown by category for each school, visit gloucestertownshipschools.org.