Schools
Schools in the district (with 2009-10 enrollment data from the National Center for Education Statistics) are:
- Elementary Schools (K-5)
- School One (286 students)
- Luca Puzzo, Principal
- School Two (425)
- Jennifer Lucas, Principal
- School Three (286)
- Linette Shyers, Principal
- School Four (174)
- Theresa Evans, Assistant Principal
- School Five (370)
- Francine R. Parker, Ed. D., Principal
- School Eight (222)
- Nancy Latzoni, Principal
- School Nine (306)
- Michele Cecere, Principal
- School Eleven (473)
- Gregg Dickey, Principal
- School Twelve (571)
- Maria Parham-Talley, Principal
- School Thirteen (439)
- Marilyn Torley, Principal
- School Fourteen (297)
- Dr. David Montroni, Principal
- School Fifteen (343)
- Jennifer Montesano, Principal
- School Sixteen (226)
- Michele Christadore, Principal
- School Seventeen (544)
- Anthony Orlando, Principal
- Middle Schools (6-8)
- Christopher Columbus Middle School (1,161)
- Patricia DeLotto, Vice Principal
- Woodrow Wilson Middle School (1,308)
- Maria Caiafa-Romeo, Principal
- High School (9-12)
- Clifton High School (3,336)
- Michael McGinley, Principal
The Clifton High School Mustangs compete in Division B of the Northern New Jersey Interscholastic League (NNJIL). Clifton High School's Marching Band, "The Showband of the Northeast", is well-known internationally.
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