Summary:
Alloway, New Jersey, has one listed school, Alloway Township School, serving prekindergarten through Grade 8 and enrolling 285 students. With only one listed school, there is no local school-to-school comparison. The clearest pattern is uneven achievement across grades: the school’s 2025–26 results ranged from 15% to 62% in ELA and from 14% to 69% in math, making grade-level differences the most important finding for families.
Alloway Township School is both the area’s sole school-level standout and its only school to assess. Its strongest relative results included Algebra I, where 86% were proficient—46 points above the state’s End of Course result and 11 points above the state’s Grade 8 result. Grade 4 math (69%) was 22 points above the state, and Grade 5 ELA (62%) was 10 points above. The weakest results were in Grade 3 ELA (15%), 33 points below the state, and Grade 3 math (23%), 26 points below; Grade 7 ELA was 29%, 27 points below state results. Overall, the six-grade averages were also below state averages in ELA (43% versus 51%) and math (36% versus 40%).
Results shifted considerably between the two reported years, without a uniform pattern: the ELA average moved from 56% in 2024–25 to 43% in 2025–26, while math moved from 42% to 36%; Grade 5 improved in both subjects, and Algebra I rose 9 points, to 86%. Science was a relative bright spot, averaging 24% versus 23% statewide in 2025–26 across the two reported grades. SchoolDigger’s statewide percentile ranking declined from the 56th percentile in 2023–24 to the 51st in 2025–26. As context, in 2024–25 the school had a 10.1 student–teacher ratio, and 17% of students were free/reduced lunch eligible; these figures describe the school but do not explain its results.
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