Summary:
07753 includes 10 schools: six elementary schools, one middle school, two high schools and one K–12 alternative school, spanning elementary grades through grade 12. Results vary sharply by school and grade, so a ZIP-code-wide picture can hide important differences. In 2025–2026, Monmouth County Academy of Allied Health and Science scored 97% in grade-9 ELA, 93% in Algebra I and 89% in grade-11 science, compared with 30%, 10% and 16% at Neptune High School. The Academy–Neptune gaps were 67, 83 and 73 percentage points, respectively—by far the clearest contrast in the area.
Among elementary schools, Shark River Hills Elementary School had the strongest average ELA result: 53%, compared with 49% for the state. Summerfield Elementary School led in math at 42%, though that was below the state’s 47%; Midtown Community Elementary School had the lowest averages, 21% in ELA and 13% in math. In middle school, Neptune Middle School stood out in grade-8 Algebra I at 84%, above the state’s 75%, but its regular grade-8 math result was 10%, versus 23% statewide. College Achieve Greater Asbury Park Charter School District showed a mixed profile, with stronger later-grade results but lower elementary averages and grade-5 science.
Elementary results improved in ELA on average from 2024–2025 to 2025–2026, rising from 33% to 38%, while math slipped from 28% to 26%; the state ELA average fell slightly, and its math average edged up. Individual trends differ: SchoolDigger’s ranking percentile for Woodrow Wilson rose from 15 to 32 between 2023–2024 and 2025–2026, while Summerfield’s fell from 51 to 42. As context, the 2024–2025 free/reduced lunch eligible share ranged from 23% at Shark River Hills to 90% at Midtown; Summerfield’s was 52%, and Academy’s was 2%. These measures describe school context, not a reason for the test results.
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