District Contact & Information
Source: NCES CCD 2024–25Schools in Gloucester Township School District
11 schools listed| School | Level | Grades | Students | City |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Blackwood Elementary School | Elementary | Kindergarten – 5th | 574 | BLACKWOOD |
| Chews Elementary School | Elementary | Pre-K – 5th | 716 | BLACKWOOD |
| Erial Elementary School | Elementary | Pre-K – 5th | 643 | SICKLERVILLE |
| Glendora Elementary School | Elementary | Kindergarten – 5th | 233 | GLENDORA |
| Gloucester Township Elementary School | Elementary | Kindergarten – 5th | 222 | BLACKWOOD |
| James W. Lilley Elementary School | Elementary | Kindergarten – 5th | 519 | ERIAL |
| Loring Flemming Elementary School | Elementary | Kindergarten – 5th | 629 | BLACKWOOD |
| Union Valley Elementary School | Elementary | Pre-K – 5th | 530 | SICKLERVILLE |
| Ann A. Mullen Middle School | Middle | 6th – 8th | 937 | SICKLERVILLE |
| Charles W. Lewis Middle School | Middle | 6th – 8th | 704 | BLACKWOOD |
| Glen Landing Middle School | Middle | 6th – 8th | 795 | BLACKWOOD |
Frequently Asked Questions
About Gloucester Township School District
Gloucester Township School District is a public school district in New Jersey, in Camden County. It carries an overall rating of 3/10 (Below Average), the 28th percentile among New Jersey districts. That rating reflects the share of students proficient in reading and math on state assessments (NCES EDFacts, 2021–22 for most districts with a 2017–18 fallback for the rest) and is ranked only against other New Jersey districts — scores are not comparable between states. Directory details on this page come from the NCES Common Core of Data, 2024–25.
Schools in this district
NCES lists 11 schools operating under Gloucester Township School District — 8 elementary and 3 middle. The largest by enrollment is Ann A. Mullen Middle School with 937 students. School-level enrollment comes from the NCES Common Core of Data school directory; a school with no reported enrollment is shown with a dash rather than a zero.
Checking your own address
District boundaries are address-specific and do not follow zip code lines exactly — a single zip code can be split between two or more districts. Use the zip codes listed above as a starting point, then confirm your assignment with the district office at (856)227-1400 before making a housing decision.