Schools
Schools in the district (with 2009-10 enrollment data from the National Center for Education Statistics) are:
- Elementary schools (grades K-5)
- Beachwood (560 students)
- James Ricotta, principal
- Cedar Grove (894)
- Jeffrey Ryan, principal
- Joseph Citta School (698)
- Gregory Guito, principal
- East Dover (764)
- Linda Downing, principal
- Hooper Avenue (705)
- Michael Citta, principal
- North Dover (693)
- Colleen McGrath, principal
- Pine Beach (464)
- Tricia Moran-Tutzauer, principal
- Silver Bay (712)
- Michael DeVita, principal
- South Toms River (358)
- Dennis Holzapfel, principal
- Walnut Street (875)
- Kevin Smith, principal
- Washington Street (367)
- Jill McIntosh, principal
- West Dover (407)
- Michael Pallen, principal
- Intermediate schools (grades 6-8)
- Intermediate East (1,585)
- Bryan Madigan, principal
- Intermediate North (1,383; formerly Intermediate West)
- Lynn Fronzak, principal
- Intermediate South (1,110)
- Paul Gluck, principal
- High schools (grades 9-12)
- Toms River High School East (1,778)
- Anne Baldi, principal
- Toms River High School North (2,344)
- Ed Keller, principal
- Toms River High School South (1,609)
- Leonard Stanziano, principal
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