Summary
Clearview Regional High School is a regional public high school in Mullica Hill, New Jersey, serving grades 9–12 and enrolling 1,332 students. Its results vary considerably across tests: ninth-grade ELA and Algebra I and grade 11 NJGPA scores stand out, while other math and science results are weaker. The most important takeaway is that strong grade 11 NJGPA results coexist with sharply uneven performance across math tests.
Grade 11 proficiency tests are a clear strength: 87% of students were proficient in NJGPA ELA, the highest reported result among nearby schools, compared with 76% statewide. In NJGPA math, Clearview’s 75% was above the state’s 61% and second among nearby schools with reported scores, behind Gloucester County Institute of Technology. Ninth-grade results were also strong: ELA proficiency was 63%, versus 51% statewide, and Geometry was 58%, 8 points above the state and higher than all but one nearby school. In contrast, grade 10 Algebra I proficiency was 6%, below the state’s 20%; grade 11 science was 20%, compared with 29% statewide, with five nearby schools scoring higher. District results match Clearview’s on ninth-grade ELA and Geometry and grade 11 science.
Results have shifted over time: ninth-grade ELA rose from 60% in 2022–23 to 63% in 2025–26, while grade 11 science fell from 27% to 20%. Algebra II had a sharp one-year decline, from 92% to 49%, though Clearview still had the highest reported nearby result. SchoolDigger ranks Clearview 136th of 434 statewide, in the 69th percentile with 3 stars; its percentile has recovered slightly from 67 in 2024–25 but remains below earlier levels. The 2024–25 student-teacher ratio was 15.2, the highest among nearby schools. Also that year, 18% of students were free/reduced lunch eligible, among the lowest nearby shares. One notable group result is SchoolDigger’s statewide measure of how well the school serves Asian Students: the group ranked at the 12th percentile in 2025–26, compared with the school’s overall 69th percentile, down from the group’s 47th percentile in 2023–24.
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