Summary:
Lenape Valley Regional High School District has one listed school, Lenape Valley Regional High School, serving grades 9–12 with 667 students, so state results are the useful benchmark rather than comparisons among local schools. In 2024–2025, the school’s graduation rate was 95% versus 89% statewide, a 6-percentage-point advantage; chronic absenteeism was 12% versus 14%, 3 points lower; and dropout was 1% at both. The clearest overall finding is that the school exceeded the state in eight of nine reportable test entries in 2025–2026.
Lenape Valley Regional High School is both the district’s highest- and lowest-performing school by default, not because there is a meaningful local comparison. Its strongest state-relative result was Algebra I grade 9: 56% proficient versus 22% statewide, a 34-point advantage. Geometry was also notably higher than the state: the End of Course result was 73% versus 52%, and grade 9 was 73% versus 50%. Algebra I End of Course was the exception, at 38% versus 40%, or 2 points below the state. Algebra I grade 10 was the lowest reportable school result, at 23%, but remained 4 points above the state. The Geometry grade 10 school score is suppressed; with only one school listed, school-to-school comparisons are not possible.
Results improved relative to the state across all eight test categories that could be matched over time: the school’s average score change was 6 percentage points, and its average advantage grew by 6 points, from 8 to 14. For example, Geometry End of Course rose from 68% to 73% as the state result fell from 57% to 52%. SchoolDigger rates the school four stars and ranks it 78th of 434 schools, in the 82nd percentile, compared with 138th of 434 and the 68th percentile the prior year. Context figures for 2024–2025 include an 11.5 student-teacher ratio and 18% free/reduced lunch eligible; these describe the school but do not explain its results.
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