Summary:
Zip code 08035 has four schools: three elementary schools—Glenview Avenue, Seventh Avenue and Atlantic Avenue—and Haddon Heights Junior/Senior High School, serving grades 7–12. Chronic absenteeism was low at the elementary schools in 2024–2025: 2% at Glenview and 0% at Seventh and Atlantic, versus 14% statewide; Haddon Heights was at 6%. The most important caution is Haddon Heights’ grade 8 math result: 3% proficient in 2025–2026, compared with 23% statewide, a 20-point deficit.
Among the two elementary schools with comparable grades 3–6 results, Glenview had the stronger overall averages in 2025–2026: 68% in ELA and 64% in math, compared with 65% and 58% at Seventh. Glenview was 19 points above the state in both subjects; Seventh was 16 points above in ELA and 12 in math. The schools’ average gap was smaller in ELA, at 2 points, than in math, at 7 points. Seventh nevertheless led in grade 3 and 4 ELA and grade 6 math. Haddon Heights also had strong results in some areas, including grade 8 ELA, 24 points above the state, and grade 7 math, 20 points above. Atlantic serves PK–2 and has no reported test scores; the elementary comparison is limited to Glenview and Seventh.
Recent elementary trends favor Glenview across both subjects, while Seventh’s gains were concentrated in ELA: from 2024–2025 to 2025–2026, Glenview’s averages rose 7 points in ELA and 8 in math, while Seventh rose 10 in ELA and fell 1 in math. SchoolDigger’s statewide percentile for Glenview moved from 73 to 68 to 79 over the last three reported years; Seventh’s rose from 66 to 67 to 71. The schools also differ in size and reported student profiles: Glenview’s student-teacher ratio is 8.6, versus 11.4 at Seventh, and enrollment is 261 versus 145. All four report the same low-income measure, free/reduced lunch eligible, for 2024–2025: 8% at Glenview, 9% at Seventh and Atlantic, and 26% at Haddon Heights. These are contextual differences, not explanations for test results.
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