New Providence School District - Schools

Schools

Schools in the district (with 2010-11 enrollment data from the National Center for Education Statistics) are:

  • Allen W. Roberts Elementary School (grades PreK-6; 627 students)
    • Michael Barcadepone - Principal
  • Salt Brook Elementary School (K-6; 612)
    • Jeannie Maier - Principal
  • New Providence Middle School (7&8; 337)
    • Gina M. Hansen - Principal
  • New Providence High School (9-12; 619)
    • Paul Casarico - Principal

The middle school and high school share the same building and some of the same facilities (art rooms, auditorium, east wing, west wing, gyms, music rooms, TV production room, cafeteria). Recently a new gym was added to the building along with a handful of new classrooms.

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