Summary:
Five elementary schools are represented in ZIP code 07675, with test results for grades 3 and 4 at all five and grade 5 at four. In 2025–2026, the schools’ average results exceeded state averages by 20 to 22 percentage points in science, math, and ELA, though scores varied by grade and subject. The most important takeaway is that every reported school result was above its matching state result.
Woodside Elementary School had the most grade-level leads, topping ELA in grades 4 and 5 and math in grades 3 and 4; its scores were 79% and 80% in ELA and 83% and 77% in math. But it was also the group’s lowest in grade-5 math, at 51%, compared with 82% at Berkeley Elementary. Berkeley led grade-5 math and science, while Roberge Elementary School led grade-3 ELA at 85%. T. Baldwin Demarest Elementary School had the highest average across its reported grade 3–4 ELA scores and, separately, its grade 3–4 math scores. Brookside Elementary School was lowest in grade-3 ELA and grade 3–4 math, but each result still beat the state.
Results shifted downward overall: across the same ELA and math grade comparisons, the school average fell from 73% in 2024–2025 to 69% in 2025–2026, while the average advantage over the state narrowed from 25 to 22 points. Individual trends differed: Woodside improved on average in ELA and math, while Berkeley and Roberge declined in both; Woodside’s grade-5 math score also fell from 63% to 51%. SchoolDigger’s latest statewide rankings place Baldwin highest here at the 88th percentile and Brookside lowest at the 74th; all five rankings fell from 2023–2024. Student-teacher ratios range from 9.5 at Roberge to 14.3 at Woodside. The reported free/reduced lunch eligible measures for 2024–2025 were 13% at Brookside, 1% at Baldwin, 1% at Roberge, and 18% at Berkeley; Woodside’s 1% figure is from 2022–2023, so it is not directly comparable.
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