Who We Are
Our Schools
Elementary Schools (Grades K-5):
Community Park, Johnson Park, Littlebrook, and Riverside
- Small, neighborhood schools
- All elementary students begin learning Spanish no later than 2nd grade
- Weekly art, music, and library instruction
- Full-day Kindergarten for all students
MIDDLE SCHOOL (GRADES 6-8):
Princeton Unified Middle School
- Three world languages offered: Spanish, French and Mandarin
- Drama, video production, tech prep, art, band, choir and orchestra offered
- Wide variety of after-school sports and clubs
- Accelerated math program available
HIGH SCHOOL (GRADES 9-12):
Princeton High School
- Six world languages offered: Spanish, French, Italian, Latin, Mandarin, and Japanese
- Designated as a New Jersey Model School in the Arts, we offer outstanding experiences in visual art, music, theatre, and dance.
- AP instruction for nearly every subject
- Advanced instruction opportunities through agreements with Princeton University
- Over 130 after school clubs and activities
Our Students
Enrollment
District-wide (2017-2018): 3,765
K-5 (2017-2018): 1422
6-8 (2017-2018): 753
9-12 (2016): 1652
Test Scores
SATS
Combined Mean Score: 1850
Critical Reading: 614
Writing: 623
Math: 613
AP Exams
Number of AP Exams Taken (2017): 1,676
Percentage of Students Scoring 3 or Above on AP Exams (2017): 89%
Athletics and Activities
Students may participate in school sports at John Witherspoon Middle School and Princeton High School. Princeton High School has varsity, junior varsity and freshman teams covering 25 sports. Clubs and other extracurricular activities are offered to students at all our schools.
Global Influence
Our diverse student population includes students from all around the world. 22% of our students claim a language other than English as their first tongue, and more than 50 languages are spoken by our families in their homes, including Spanish, Chinese, Russian, French, Arabic, Korean, German, Polish, Dutch, Danish, Hungarian, Burmese and Hebrew.