Summary
Ironia School is a K–5 elementary school in Randolph, New Jersey, with 491 students, part of the Randolph Township School District. Its latest test results vary considerably by grade: fifth grade is a relative bright spot, while fourth grade is the clearest academic concern. In 2025–26, fourth-grade proficiency was 43% in ELA and 37% in math—both below state and district results, with math the most pronounced weakness.
Ironia is above state results in most reported grade-and-subject comparisons, but trails its district in five of seven. Averaged across grades 3–5, ELA proficiency was 53%, versus 49% for the state and 60% for the district; math was 50%, versus 47% for the state and 56% for the district. Fourth grade also fell below nearby-school averages: 43% in ELA versus 52%, and 37% in math versus 49%. Fifth-grade math stands out in the other direction: Ironia’s 60% was 15 points above the state and second-highest among six nearby schools reporting results. Fifth-grade science was 36%, 8 points above the state and slightly above the nearby-school average, but 3 points below the district.
Across 2022–23 to 2025–26, Ironia’s average ELA and math proficiency fell by 5 and 7 points, respectively, even as its advantage over the state narrowed; fifth-grade science rose 10 points overall but fell from 49% in 2024–25 to 36%. SchoolDigger ranked Ironia at the 58th percentile with 3 stars in 2025–26, down from the 69th percentile the year before. Its 11.5 student-teacher ratio in 2024–25 was near the middle of the nearby group. That year, 11% of students were free/reduced lunch eligible, below the nearby-school median of 16%. SchoolDigger’s statewide effectiveness ranking was at the 24th percentile for Low Socio Economic Status Students, compared with Ironia’s overall 58th percentile; for White Students, it was at the 35th percentile, down from 54th in 2024–25.
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