Delran Township School District

The four schools in Delran Township School District serve prekindergarten through grade 12 and enroll 2,860 students; reported chronic absenteeism averages 11%, below the 14% state rate. Results vary sharply by grade and test, with the clearest contrast in Algebra I: Delran Middle School scored 77% while Delran High School scored 20%, a 57-point gap. The most important takeaway is that a district-wide picture would hide major differences between schools and subjects.

Delran Intermediate School stands out in several elementary comparisons: its grade 3 ELA and math results were 52% and 53%, each 4 points above the state, and grade 5 science was 29%, 2 points above. Delran High School was strongest against the state in grade 11 science (36%, 7 points higher) and NJGPA ELA (80%, 5 points higher), but its Algebra I End-of-Course result was 20%, 20 points below the state. Delran Intermediate School’s clearest weakness was grade 4 ELA, 36%, 10 points below the state. Millbridge Elementary School has no supplied test scores, and the schools’ different grade spans limit most direct comparisons.

Recent trends are mixed: Delran Intermediate School improved 17 points in grade 3 ELA and 12 in grade 3 math from 2024–25 to 2025–26, but grade 4 ELA fell 15 points. At Delran High School, ELA measures rose, while Geometry fell 35 points. SchoolDigger’s statewide percentile rose from 51 to 54 for Delran High School and from 44 to 47 for Delran Intermediate School between 2023–24 and 2025–26; Delran Middle School declined from 51 to 43. In 2024–25, student-teacher ratios ranged from 10.1:1 to 11.7:1; free/reduced lunch eligible rates ranged from 31% at Delran High School to 37% at Delran Intermediate School, context measures that do not explain the differing results.