High Schools in Kingsway Regional School District

High schools in the Kingsway Regional School District consist of one school, Kingsway Regional High School, serving grades 9–12 with 1,822 students. The clearest takeaway is that results vary considerably by test: in 2025–2026, Kingsway was above state results in English language arts and NJGPA mathematics, but below the state in every reported NJSLA Algebra I, Geometry, and Algebra II comparison.

With only one high school, there are no local schools to rank against one another; Kingsway’s standouts are relative to New Jersey. Its strongest reported advantage was 11th-grade NJGPA mathematics, with 74% proficient compared with 61% statewide, a 13-point lead. It also exceeded the state in 11th-grade NJGPA English language arts (85% versus 76%, 9 points higher), 9th-grade NJSLA English language arts (56% versus 51%, 5 points higher), and 11th-grade science (33% versus 29%, 4 points higher). The largest shortfall was Algebra I End of Course: 12% proficient versus 40% statewide, 28 points lower. The other reported NJSLA math results were also below state levels, by 7 to 15 points.

Recent results show a mixed picture rather than a uniform change: 9th-grade NJSLA English language arts rose 12 points from the prior year, and its state-relative standing improved by 11 points. In contrast, Algebra II End of Course proficiency fell 42 points, and its gap against the state widened by 14 points; Geometry results also declined. NJGPA mathematics rose 5 points and remained above the state. SchoolDigger places the district at rank 276 of 607, in the 55th percentile, with 3 stars; its school ranking history moved from the 69th percentile to the 55th, then partly recovered to the 59th. The school’s 2024–2025 student–teacher ratio was 13.9, and 21.8% of students were free/reduced lunch eligible that year. Graduation was 97% in 2024–2025, compared with 89% statewide, while chronic absenteeism was 13%, below the state’s 14% but above the district’s 12%. These figures describe one school and do not allow comparison among local high schools.