Summary:
The Rancocas Valley Regional High School District has one high school, Rancocas Valley Regional High School, serving grades 9–12 with 1,928 students. Its strongest results are in Geometry, where it exceeds state results, while Algebra I—especially the grade-10 and End-of-Course results—is the clearest academic concern.
There is no meaningful top-to-bottom school ranking in this one-school group. In 2025–2026, Rancocas Valley was above the state in both Geometry comparisons: by 6 percentage points in grade 9 and 4 points End of Course; it was also 3 points above the state in 11th-grade Science. The largest shortfall was Algebra I End of Course, with 17% proficient compared with 40% statewide, a 23-point gap. Grade-10 Algebra I was also well below the state, at 4% versus 20%, a 15-point gap. The school’s 2024–2025 graduation rate was 91%, 2 points above the state, while chronic absenteeism was 17%, 3 points above the state.
Results changed unevenly: grade-9 English Language Arts improved from 33% to 46%, narrowing its state gap from 17 points to 6, but grade-9 Geometry fell from 83% to 56% and its advantage over the state narrowed from 28 points to 6. Geometry remained a relative strength, though the decline makes that strength less secure. SchoolDigger ranked the school 246 of 434 schools, at the 43rd percentile, in 2025–2026, up from 275 of 434 and the 37th percentile the year before, but below its 48th-percentile position in 2023–2024. The reported student–teacher ratio was 14.1, and 38% were free/reduced lunch eligible (sy 2024–2025); these are context, not evidence of what drives results. With only one school, the data cannot show school-to-school differences.
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