Schools
The schools in the district (with 2009-10 enrollment data from the National Center for Education Statistics) include:
- Elementary Schools (K-5)
- Cedar Hill Elementary School, with 615 students
- Joseph Mollica, Principal
- Sloan Scully, Assistant Principal
- Liberty Corner Elementary School, with 587 students
- Kathleen Pecoraro, Principal
- James Oliver, Assistant Principal
- Mount Prospect Elementary School, with 736 students
- Judith Slutzky, Principal
- Joanne Hozeny, Assistant Principal
- Oak Street Elementary School, with 621 students (including pre-K)
- Jane Costa, Principal
- Scott Graber, Assistant Principal
- Middle School (6-8)
- William Annin Middle School, with 1,398 students. The school is one of the few in the United States to have a seismograph, which is part of the Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory Cooperative Seismographic Network.
- Karen Hudock, Principal
- Paul Ciempola, Assistant Principal
- Mary Ehid, Assistant Principal
- High School (9-12)
- Ridge High School, with 1,721 students. The high school mascot is the Ridge Red Devil.
- Frank Howlett, Principal
- Gina Donlevie, Assistant Principal
- Kathleen Dusebout, Assistant Principal
- Scott Thompson, Assistant Principal
- Thomas Thorp, Assistant Principal
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