Summary:
Audubon Public School District has three schools serving PK–12: Haviland Avenue School (PK–2), Mansion Avenue School (grades 3–6), and Audubon Junior/Senior High School (grades 7–12). The clearest positive signal is at Mansion Avenue: it exceeded the state in all nine reported 2025–2026 subject-and-grade results, with especially strong elementary mathematics.
Mansion Avenue is the standout among schools with test results: its average state advantage was 15 points in ELA and 19 points in math, and its largest individual gap was 23 points in sixth-grade math. Audubon Junior/Senior High had a more mixed profile, exceeding the state in 9 of 14 results. It was above the state in every listed English result and all three Algebra I results, but below it in both science grades, both Geometry results, and 11th-grade NJGPA math. Haviland Avenue has no listed test results, so its achievement cannot be assessed or ranked against the other schools here.
Results moved modestly closer to state levels overall: across matched indicators, the average school–state gap improved by 3 points, largely reflecting Algebra I gains; the 11th-grade science and NJGPA math gaps worsened by 11 and 12 points. SchoolDigger gives Mansion Avenue four stars and a 76th-percentile statewide rank, while the junior/senior high has three stars and ranks at the 50th percentile. In 2024–2025, free/reduced lunch eligible figures were 25% at Mansion, 24% at Haviland, and 26% at the junior/senior high; student–teacher ratios were 10, 7.2, and 11.7, respectively. Chronic absenteeism was below the 14% state rate at all three schools.
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