Summary:
ZIP code 08825 has three schools serving 1,143 students: Delaware Valley Regional High School (grades 9–12), Kingwood Township School (PK–8), and Frenchtown Elementary (PK–8). Their 2025–26 results show strengths in different places rather than one school leading across the board. The clearest broad pattern is Kingwood’s strong English Language Arts (ELA) results, alongside more uneven math scores.
Kingwood stands out in ELA: it was above state results in grades 4–8, averaging 19 percentage points higher across its six reported grades. Its biggest advantage was in grade 8, at 85% versus 53% statewide, a 32-point gap. In math, Kingwood’s average was about even with the state, with results below state levels in four of six grades. Frenchtown had a strong grade 6 ELA result—81% versus 51% statewide, 30 points higher—but grade 4 math was 29% versus 47%, 18 points lower. At Delaware Valley, grade 9 ELA and Geometry were 13 and 15 points above state results, while Algebra I was 1 point below.
Recent changes do not point to a uniform rise or fall. At Kingwood, the average state-relative advantage across its 12 matched grade-and-subject results shifted only slightly, from about 10.1 to 9.7 points between 2024–25 and 2025–26, despite large swings in some grades. SchoolDigger’s latest percentile ranking fell from 70 to 60 for Kingwood and from 79 to 57 for Frenchtown; Delaware Valley’s rose from 63 to 72. For context, 2024–25 student–teacher ratios were 8.7 at Kingwood, 6.5 at Frenchtown, and 12 at Delaware Valley; free/reduced lunch eligible shares that year were 11%, 26%, and 13%, respectively. Frenchtown also had the highest chronic absenteeism, at 22%, compared with 6% at Kingwood and 10% at Delaware Valley. Some Frenchtown test results are suppressed, limiting comparisons.
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