Summary:
The three schools in the North Hanover Township School District serve preschool through grade 6: Endeavour Elementary School serves PK–4, Clarence B. Lamb Elementary School serves PK–3, and North Hanover Township Upper Elementary School serves grades 4–6. The most important finding is that results vary by school and grade, with Endeavour leading the shared elementary-grade comparisons in 2025–2026.
Endeavour stands out in grades 3 and 4: in grade 3 it scored 63% in ELA and 62% in math, compared with Lamb’s 46% and 54%, gaps of 17 and 8 percentage points. In grade 4, Endeavour led Upper by 3 points in ELA (49% versus 46%) and 15 points in math (56% versus 41%). Lamb’s grade 3 math is a bright spot: it was 5 points above the state, while its ELA was 2 points below. Upper’s grade 6 results were stronger than the state—7 points higher in ELA and 4 in math—but its grade 4 math was 6 points below the state.
Results improved overall relative to the state, though not in every grade. Across the reported comparisons, the average ELA gap shifted from about even with the state in 2024–2025 to 4 points above in 2025–2026; math moved from 3 points below to 5 above. Lamb’s grade 3 scores rose 11 points in both ELA and math, while Upper’s grade 4 math fell 4 points and its grade 5 science fell 7. SchoolDigger’s percentile ranks rose from 46 to 65 for Endeavour and from 35 to 51 for Lamb; the district is rated 3 stars and ranked 292 of 607 districts. In 2024–2025, free/reduced lunch eligible shares were 33%–37%, and student-teacher ratios ranged from 7.8 to 11.1. These measures provide context, not an explanation for differences in scores; comparisons are limited to schools reporting the same grade and subject.
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