Greenwich Township School District

Greenwich Township School District has two schools serving prekindergarten through grade 8: Broad Street Elementary School (PK–5) and Nehaunsey Middle School (grades 6–8), in Greenwich Township. Their 2025–2026 results show a clear difference in pattern: Broad Street was below state results in every listed grade and subject, while Nehaunsey had a mix of above- and below-state results. The most important takeaway is that performance varies substantially by grade and subject, rather than showing uniform strength across the district.

Nehaunsey had the strongest state-relative results: grade 7 ELA was 63% proficient, 7 points above the state, and grade 8 math was 33%, 11 points above. Its grade 6 ELA was also above state by 3 points. At Broad Street, grade 5 math was the largest shortfall among the listed results: 23% proficient, 23 points below the state. Broad Street’s grade 5 ELA and science were also below state by 20 and 18 points. Nehaunsey’s grade 8 Algebra I result was 58% in both listed comparisons, but its position differed by benchmark: 18 points above the state’s End of Course result and 17 points below the grade 8 state result.

Across 15 matched school-to-state comparisons, the average gap worsened by about 4 points from the prior year; 11 comparisons worsened and four improved. A notable exception was Nehaunsey grade 8 math, which rose from 0% to 33% proficient and moved from 21 points below state to 11 points above. SchoolDigger ranks Nehaunsey 381st of 743 schools (49th percentile, 2 stars) and Broad Street 1,037th of 1,331 (22nd percentile, 1 star) in 2025–2026; both schools’ percentiles were lower than in earlier reported years. In 2024–2025, free/reduced lunch eligible was 33% at Broad Street and 48% at Nehaunsey; student-teacher ratios were 10.1 and 11, respectively. Annual results reflect different student cohorts, and the schools serve different grades.