Suburban Division
| School | Location | School District | Team Name | Colors | Classification | Current Conference |
| Butler High School | Butler | Butler Public Schools | Bulldogs | Royal Blue/ Gold |
North I, Group I | Northwest Jersey Athletic Conference |
| James Caldwell High School | West Caldwell | Caldwell-West Caldwell Public Schools | Chiefs | Royal Blue/ White |
North II, Group II | Super Essex Conference |
| Delbarton School (Boys) |
Morris Township | Green Wave | Green/ White |
Non-Public North A | Northwest Jersey Athletic Conference | |
| DePaul Catholic High School | Wayne | Spartans | Green/ White |
Non-Public North A | Big North Conference | |
| Madison High School | Madison | Madison Public Schools | Dodgers | Maroon/ White/ Gold |
North II, Group II | Northwest Jersey Athletic Conference |
| Millburn High School | Millburn | Millburn Township Public Schools | Millers | Royal/ White |
North II, Group III | Super Essex Conference |
| Montville Township High School | Montville | Montville Township School District | Mustangs | Green/ White |
North 2, Group II | Northwest Jersey Athletic Conference |
| Pequannock Township High School | Pequannock Township | Pequannock Township School District | Golden Panthers | Navy Blue/ Gold |
North I, Group II | Northwest Jersey Athletic Conference |
| Academy of Saint Elizabeth (Girls) |
Convent Station | Panthers | Blue/ Gold |
Non-Public North A | ||
| Villa Walsh Academy (Girls) |
Morristown | Vikings | Green/ White |
Non-Public North B | ||
| Lakeland Regional High School | Wanaque | Lakeland Regional High School | Lancers | Red/Gray | North I, Group III | Big North Conference |
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