Hamilton Township School District - Schools

Schools

The district consists of seventeen PreK-5/K-5 elementary schools, three middle schools serving grades 6-8, and three high schools serving grades 9-12. Schools in the district (with 2010-11 enrollment data from the National Center for Education Statistics) are:

Elementary schools
  • Alexander Elementary School (grades K-5; 369 students)
  • Greenwood Elementary School (PreK-5; 230)
  • Kisthardt Elementary School (K-5; 227)
  • Klockner Elementary School (K-5; 242)
  • Kuser Elementary School (K-5; 353)
  • Lalor Elementary School (K-5; 268)
  • Langtree Elementary School (K-5; 373)
  • McGalliard Elementary School (K-5; 287)
  • Mercerville Elementary School (K-5; 382)
  • Morgan Elementary School (K-5; 382)
  • Robinson Elementary School (K-5; 405)
  • Sayen Elementary School (K-5; 301)
  • Sunnybrae Elementary School (K-5; 334)
  • University Heights Elementary School (K-5; 355)
  • Wilson Elementary School (K-5; 374)
  • Yardville Elementary School (PreK-5; 279)
  • Yardville Heights Elementary School (K-5; 268)
Middle schools
  • Crockett Middle School (884)
  • Grice Middle School (935)
  • Reynolds Middle School (1,099)
High schools
  • Steinert High School (East; 1,532)
  • Nottingham High School (North; 1,366)
  • Hamilton High School (West; 1,313)
Other Schools
  • Hamilton Educational Program (HEP) at Willey Campus

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