Summary:
Hasbrouck Heights School District has four schools: two elementary schools, one middle school and one high school, serving students from elementary through high-school grades. Most reported results are above state figures, but performance varies by school, grade and subject; science results are less consistently strong than ELA and math. The clearest finding for families comparing elementary schools is that Euclid Elementary School outscored Lincoln Elementary School in every shared test in 2025–2026.
Euclid Elementary School stands out at the top: its averages across grades 3–5 were 80% in ELA and 77% in math, compared with 56% and 57% at Lincoln Elementary School. Euclid’s test-by-test leads ranged from 14 to 32 points in ELA and 16 to 27 points in math, plus 18 points in grade 5 science. Lincoln’s grade 4 ELA was a notable weak spot: 43%, 3 points below the state. Elsewhere, Hasbrouck Heights Middle School reached 97% in grade 8 Algebra I, 23 points above the state. Hasbrouck Heights High School was 52 points above the state in grade 9 Algebra I, while its grade 11 science result was 3 points below.
Results over time differ by school: Lincoln’s average change across matched tests was down 8 points per test from 2024–2025 to 2025–2026, while Euclid was up 1 point, the middle school up 1 and the high school up 3. There were exceptions within those patterns, including gains in grade 5 math at both elementary schools. SchoolDigger ranks Euclid 91st of 1,331 schools (93rd percentile, five stars); Lincoln is 500th (62nd percentile, three stars), while the middle and high schools are in the 82nd and 83rd percentiles, respectively, with four stars each. Euclid and Lincoln have nearly identical enrollment, 362 and 364, but their student-teacher ratios are 11.3 and 12.5. In 2024–2025, their free/reduced lunch eligible shares were 16% and 26%, respectively; these are context measures, not explanations for score differences.
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