Summary:
The Cinnaminson Township School District includes four schools serving kindergarten through grade 12, with 2,896 students in total and an average enrollment of 724 per school. Across the reported 2025–2026 results, most grade-and-subject scores were above state levels, but the advantage was uneven: 13 of 16 comparisons were higher, and all three below-state results were in science. The clearest area-wide pattern is that mathematics is the strongest subject, while science is the main concern.
Eleanor Rush Intermediate School has the broadest positive profile: its reported grades 3–5 results were above state levels in ELA, math, and science, including grade 5 math at 68% versus 46% statewide, a 22-point lead. Cinnaminson Middle School stands out in math, especially grade 8, at 47% versus 23% statewide, 24 points higher; its grade 8 science was 3 points below the state. Cinnaminson High School had strong NJGPA math results, 79% versus 61% statewide, but grade 11 science was 5 points lower. New Albany Elementary School has no test scores in the supplied data, so its academic results cannot be compared here.
Results have shifted: the average advantage over state results across the reported comparisons narrowed from about 10 points in 2024–2025 to 9 points in 2025–2026. High School grade 9 Algebra I rose 25 points, while science fell at all three reported grade levels: 16 points at Rush, 7 at Middle, and 9 at High. Context measures also vary: student-teacher ratios range from 10.5 at Middle to 13.2 at High, and all schools report free/reduced lunch eligible for 2024–2025, with shares from 21% to 25%. New Albany had the lowest chronic absenteeism, 8% versus 14% statewide, while High had the highest, 17%. Because grade spans differ and New Albany has no supplied test scores, the results do not support a direct academic ranking of all four schools.
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