Schools
Schools in the district are (with 2009-10 enrollment data from the National Center for Education Statistics) are:
Elementary Schools
- Mawbey St. School #1 (280 students)
- Avenel St. School #4&5 (429)
- Port Reading School #9 (404)
- Ross St. School #11 (429)
- Ford Ave. School #14 (215)
- Indiana Ave. School #18 (517)
- Menlo Park Terrace #19 (350)
- Claremont Ave. School #20 (327)
- Oak Ridge Heights School #21 (295)
- Lynn Crest School #22 (333)
- Woodbine Ave. School #23 (383)
- Kennedy Park School #24 (326)
- Lafayette Estates School #25 (515)
- Robert Mascenik School #26 (283)
- Pennsylvania Ave. School #27 (229)
- Matthew Jago School #28 (443)
Middle Schools
- Avenel Middle School (602 students)
- Colonia Middle School (648)
- Fords Middle School (755)
- Iselin Middle School (630)
- Woodbridge Middle School (462)
High schools
- Colonia High School (1,475 students)
- John F. Kennedy Memorial High School (1,278)
- Woodbridge High School (1,522)
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