Lindenwold Public School District

The four schools in Lindenwold Public School District include two elementary schools, one middle school and one high school. In the latest reported results, school averages were 21% in ELA versus 51% statewide, 12% in math versus 40%, and 6% in science versus 25%. The most important finding is that proficiency results are substantially below state averages across all three subjects, with gaps of 30 points in ELA, 29 in math and 19 in science.

Lindenwold School Five led Lindenwold School Four in all four comparable grade 3 and 4 results for 2024–2025. Its advantages were 10 points in grade 3 ELA, 4 in grade 3 math, 9 in grade 4 ELA and 21 in grade 4 math; both schools were below state results in each comparison. In 2025–2026 Algebra I, Lindenwold Middle School scored 30% proficient, compared with 9% at Lindenwold High School—a 22-point difference. Both were below the 40% state result. The high school also had 26% chronic absenteeism versus 14% statewide and a 75% graduation rate versus 89% statewide in 2024–2025.

Results changed unevenly. School Four improved its grade 3 ELA and math scores by 16 and 11 points, respectively, from 2024–2025 to 2025–2026, while the high school’s Algebra I end-of-course score fell 6 points and School Five’s grade 4 math score fell 18 points. SchoolDigger lists the middle school at the 7th percentile and School Four at the 11th for 2025–2026; the high school and School Five are each at the 12th and 11th percentile, respectively, for 2024–2025. Student-teacher ratios range from 10.4 at School Five to 13.1 at the high school. The schools’ free/reduced lunch eligible figures for 2024–2025 range from 81% to 89%; these are context, not explanations for results. Year-to-year test results are not comparisons of the same students.