Hoboken Public Schools - Schools

Schools

Schools in the district (with 2009–10 enrollment data from the National Center for Education Statistics) are:

Primary school (Pre-School and K)
  • Joseph F. Brandt Primary School and Early Childhood Education (82 students)
    • Adriana Battista Coppola, Director of Early Childhood Education
Elementary schools (K–8)
  • Salvatore R. Calabro Elementary School (161 students)
    • Linda Palumbo, Principal
  • Thomas G. Connors Elementary School (350 students)
    • Laurinda Pereira, Principal
    • John Bussanich, Vice Principal
  • Wallace Elementary School (750 students)
    • Jay Medlin, Principal
    • Maria Morales, Vice Principal
High school (9–12)
  • Hoboken High School (530 students)
    • Noreen Lazariuk, Principal
    • Robin Piccapietra, Vice Principal

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