See Where West Morris Central High School Placed In Statewide School Ranking

CHESTER, NJ — A new list from U.S. News and World Report ranked all of New Jersey’s public high schools based on several factors, including West Morris Central High School.

The rankings were based on college readiness, state assessment proficiency, state assessment performance, underserved student performance (students who are Black, Hispanic, and from low-income households), college curriculum breadth, and graduation rates when making its school rankings.

472 NJ high schools were ranked. See where West Morris Central High School fell in the ranking:

Out of 472 public high schools, West Morris Central High School is the 106th best in the state. The school ranks #2,117 nationally, out of 17,901 public high schools. It received an overall score of 88.17 out of 100.

See how West Morris Central performed in these factors below:

College Readiness Index Rank

Nationally — #2,463

Statewide — #125

College Curriculum Breadth Index Rank

Nationally — #2,457

Statewide — #128

State Assessment Proficiency Rank

Nationally — #2,724

Statewide — #63

State Assessment Performance Rank

Nationally — #4,992

Statewide — #115

Graduation Rate Rank

Nationally — #7,620 (tie)

Statewide — #231 (tie)

West Morris Central’s percentile score on NJ Student Learning Assessments came in at 84.9 percent, which is “somewhat above expectations,” according to the report.

See how students performed in all three analyzed assessment subjects compared to district and state levels:

The school consists of 1,023 students and 84 full-time teachers, giving it a student-to-teacher ratio of 12:1. The school also has a graduation rate of 93 percent, which is around the state average.

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