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Bergen County Schools

There are many compelling reasons why families choose to live Bergen County. At the top of the list is the Bergen County School System.

Bergen County Schools are known nationwide for their excellence. Students from Bergen County Schools continuously achieve high rankings in standardized tests and the majority of high school graduates from Bergen County High Schools go on to attend college.

The exemplary schooling in Bergen County starts early on;

Bergen County Elementary Schools are outstanding. The highest ranked elementary school in Bergen County is Ralph S. Maugham, part of the Tenafly School System; it received a rating of 9 out of 10 from greatschools.org and has a student to teacher ratio of 16:1.

Bergen County also boasts renowned middle schools and high schools. For example, Tenafly High School is one of the top high schools in New Jersey and 96% of its graduates continue on to college. You can quickly and easily review the statistics on Bergen County High Schools with our comparative table. In addition to the public schools in Bergen County, it is also home to some of the best private schools in the country.


Tenafly Schools

Tenafly Public Schools serve 3,680 students, with four primary schools, a middle school, and a high school, which was named by New Jersey Monthly in 1996 as the best in the state. Tenafly boasts a broad range of advanced placement and honors courses, including an interdepartmental humanities honors class which focuses on the historical and cultural development of Western civilization. More than 95% of graduates go on to higher education. Another noteworthy aspect of the school system is its music program, which runs from kindergarten through graduation. There is also a gifted and talented kids program called the Talent Bank, where volunteer boost classroom programs with their practical experience.
Important! As of June 19 2006 the assignments of children to elementary schools will no longer be based on a geographical residence as was the case up to then. Children will be assigned to an elementary school based on the capacity fulfilment of each school so as not to have one elementary school over crowded while the capacity of another school is under fulfilled.

Proof of Tenafly Residency – All Tenafly residents who are registering new students for the first time must verify their residency at the Superintendent’s office. A List of Identifying documents is required. Click here for the list. Once residence has been established a copy of the notarized Certificate of Residency form and of all the submitted documents will be sent to the school secretaries.

More information about Tenafly Schools

  • Tenafly High School Website
  • Tenafly High School 2015-16 Performance Report
  • Tenafly Middle School Website
  • Tenafly Middle School 2015-16 Performance Report
  • Mackay Elementary Website
  • Mackay Elementary 2015-16 Performance Report
  • Maugham Elementary Website
  • Maugham Elementary 2015-16 Performance Report
  • Smith Elementary Website
  • Smith Elementary 2015-16 Performance Report
  • Stillman Elementary Website
  • Stillman Elementary 2015-16 Performance Report
The combined average SAT score for 2014-15 is 1823

Private Schools

  • Our Lady of Mount Carmel Private School
  • Korean School of New Jersey 201-568-9020
  • The Montessori House Pre-School
  • Spring School
  • Solomon Schechter Day School of Bergen County

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Alpine Schools

The Alpine Public School, is a K-8 community school district serving a total of 142 students at the Alpine School.
The district’s students attend Tenafly High School in Tenafly for grades 9 – 12, as part of a sending / receiving relationship.

More information about Alpine Schools

  • Alpine Public Elementary Website
  • Alpine Elementary School 2015-16 Performance Report
  • Tenafly High School Website
  • Tenafly High School 2015-16 Performance Report
The combined average SAT score for 2014-15 is 1823

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