Summary:
North Brunswick, New Jersey, has seven schools: four elementary schools, two middle schools and one high school, serving students from elementary through high school. Results vary by school, grade and subject: in 2025–2026, elementary averages were 40% in ELA and 41% in math, compared with state averages of 47% and 48%; in middle school, the averages were 40% in ELA and 19% in math, versus 53% and 37% statewide. The clearest area-wide concern is middle-school math, which averaged 18 percentage points below the state.
Among elementary schools, Arthur M. Judd led grade 3 ELA at 53%, above the 48% state rate, while John Adams led grade 4 ELA and math at 49% and 52%, compared with state rates of 46% and 47%. Parsons was lowest in all four reported elementary comparisons, with scores from 26% to 31%. At the middle school, advanced-course results stand out: North Brunswick Township Middle School scored 74% in Algebra I and 89% in Geometry, well above state rates of 40% and 52%; its grade 8 math result, however, was 7%, versus 23% statewide. At North Brunswick Township High School, grade 9 ELA was close to the state rate (50.7% versus 51.4%), while grade 11 NJGPA math was 47% versus 61%.
Recent changes offer no single area-wide trend. Elementary math rose by an average of 3 percentage points per matched result from 2024–2025 to 2025–2026, while middle-school math and ELA averages changed little; at the high school, grade 9 ELA improved from 35% to 51%, but Algebra II fell from 84% to 39%. SchoolDigger’s elementary percentile rankings rose over the reported period for Livingston Park (27th to 38th), Judd (41st to 49th), Adams (41st to 44th) and Parsons (14th to 18th). As context, 2024–2025 free/reduced lunch eligible shares ranged from 43% at Adams to 71% at Parsons; Livingston Park also had 23% chronic absenteeism that year, compared with 14% statewide.
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