Woodbridge Township School District

Woodbridge Township School District is a suburban school system in Middlesex County, New Jersey, serving 13,836 students across 25 schools organized into 17 elementary, 5 middle, and 3 high schools. The district experienced modest growth of 0.5% in the prior year. With 1,193 teachers, the student-teacher ratio is 11.6:1, below the state typical range.

Academic performance presents a mixed picture. The district's graduation rate of 92.7% exceeds the state average of 90.0%, indicating solid completion outcomes. However, math proficiency at 36.7% falls slightly below the state average of 40.2%, while reading proficiency at 40.5% lags more noticeably behind the state average of 51.7%. Chronic absenteeism stands at 12.0%, a factor that may influence achievement patterns.

The student body reflects significant demographic diversity, with 32.7% Hispanic, 27.3% Asian, 25.7% White, and 12.3% Black students. Notable population segments include 40.8% economically disadvantaged students, 15.4% with disabilities, and 9.4% English learners. These demographics suggest elevated support needs across multiple domains.

Financially, the district operates on a $311.8M budget with per-pupil spending of $12,524, approximately $1,468 below the state average of $13,992. Revenue distribution shows heavy reliance on local sources at 63.8%, supplemented by state funding at 31.3% and federal resources at 4.9%. This funding structure reflects typical New Jersey suburban district patterns.