Chronic absenteeism in New Jersey public schools

Bayonne Alternative High School in Bayonne had the highest chronic absenteeism of any New Jersey school with 50 or more students in 2022-23: 96.7% of its students missed 10% or more of their school days. The average New Jersey school reported 15.2%, against 26.5% for U.S. schools; 21 of the 100 schools listed were at 50% or more.

Chronically absent students, highest New Jersey schools, 2022-23Bayonne Alternative High School 96.7%; Alternative High School 83.2%; Camden High School 80.0%; LEAD Charter School 76.5%; Holland Middle School 75.6%; Ogdensburg Borough School 70.8%; Pinnacle Academy High School 70.0%; Gregory Elementary School 63.2%; East Side High School 61.5%; Senator Frank Lautenberg School 60.9%; New Jersey 15.2%.0255075100Bayonne Alternative High School96.7%Alternative High School83.2%Camden High School80.0%LEAD Charter School76.5%Holland Middle School75.6%Ogdensburg Borough School70.8%Pinnacle Academy High School70.0%Gregory Elementary School63.2%East Side High School61.5%Senator Frank Lautenberg School60.9%New Jersey 15.2%
Chronically absent students, highest New Jersey schools, 2022-23Bayonne Alternative High School 96.7%; Alternative High School 83.2%; Camden High School 80.0%; LEAD Charter School 76.5%; Holland Middle School 75.6%; Ogdensburg Borough School 70.8%; Pinnacle Academy High School 70.0%; Gregory Elementary School 63.2%; East Side High School 61.5%; Senator Frank Lautenberg School 60.9%; New Jersey 15.2%.0255075100Bayonne Alternative High School96.7%Alternative High School83.2%Camden High School80.0%LEAD Charter School76.5%Holland Middle School75.6%Ogdensburg Borough School70.8%Pinnacle Academy High School70.0%Gregory Elementary School63.2%East Side High School61.5%Senator Frank Lautenberg School60.9%New Jersey 15.2%
Chronically absent students, highest New Jersey schools, 2022-23Bayonne Alternative High School 96.7%; Alternative High School 83.2%; Camden High School 80.0%; LEAD Charter School 76.5%; Holland Middle School 75.6%; Ogdensburg Borough School 70.8%; Pinnacle Academy High School 70.0%; Gregory Elementary School 63.2%; East Side High School 61.5%; Senator Frank Lautenberg School 60.9%; New Jersey 15.2%.050100Bayonne Alternative High School96.7%Alternative High School83.2%Camden High School80.0%LEAD Charter School76.5%Holland Middle School75.6%Ogdensburg Borough School70.8%Pinnacle Academy High School70.0%Gregory Elementary School63.2%East Side High School61.5%Senator Frank Lautenberg School60.9%New Jersey 15.2%
Chronically absent students, highest New Jersey schools, 2022-23Bayonne Alternative High School 96.7%; Alternative High School 83.2%; Camden High School 80.0%; LEAD Charter School 76.5%; Holland Middle School 75.6%; Ogdensburg Borough School 70.8%; Pinnacle Academy High School 70.0%; Gregory Elementary School 63.2%; East Side High School 61.5%; Senator Frank Lautenberg School 60.9%; New Jersey 15.2%.050100Bayonne Alternative High School96.7%Alternative High School83.2%Camden High School80.0%LEAD Charter School76.5%Holland Middle School75.6%Ogdensburg Borough School70.8%Pinnacle Academy High School70.0%Gregory Elementary School63.2%East Side High School61.5%Senator Frank Lautenberg School60.9%New Jersey 15.2%

The chart draws the top of the register below; its source is named under the register.

The 100 highest rates

SchoolCityStudents 2024‑25Chronically absent 2022‑23
Bayonne Alternative High SchoolBayonne10996.7%
Alternative High SchoolPaterson8183.2%
Camden High SchoolCamden42580.0%
LEAD Charter SchoolNewark33376.5%
Holland Middle SchoolTrenton47475.6%
Ogdensburg Borough SchoolOgdensburg28070.8%
Pinnacle Academy High SchoolPlainfield6770.0%
Gregory Elementary SchoolTrenton31163.2%
East Side High SchoolCamden51261.5%
Senator Frank Lautenberg SchoolPaterson60560.9%
Stokes Elementary SchoolTrenton34759.8%
Trenton Central High School-9th Grade AcademyTrenton89058.3%
Ezra L. Nolan SchoolJersey City25056.0%
Daylight/Twilight High SchoolTrenton75655.7%
Eastside High SchoolPaterson2,07355.1%
The other 85 on the list
SchoolCityStudents 2024‑25Chronically absent 2022‑23
Wilson Elementary SchoolTrenton35055.1%
Cadwalader Elementary SchoolTrenton20054.6%
Sojourner Truth Middle SchoolEast Orange26454.3%
John F. Kennedy High SchoolPaterson1,84653.1%
Trenton Central High School - Main CampusTrenton2,09752.3%
Whitney M. Young Jr. SchoolJersey City62350.4%
International High SchoolPaterson65049.4%
Jefferson ElementaryTrenton32949.4%
Rev. Dr. Frank Napier Jr. SchoolPaterson49148.9%
Gladys Nunery SchoolJersey City25148.4%
East Orange Campus High SchoolEast Orange1,79848.1%
Luis Munoz-Rivera Elementary SchoolTrenton46847.8%
TEAM Academy Charter SchoolNewark6,40647.4%
Franklin Elementary SchoolTrenton37247.3%
Paterson P-TECHPaterson19346.5%
Roseville Community Charter SchoolNewark28546.3%
Ollie Culbreth Jr. SchoolJersey City33546.2%
School 10Paterson47446.0%
Hope Community Charter SchoolCamden11545.9%
Forest Hill SchoolCamden33945.8%
School 2Paterson47345.4%
Plainfield High SchoolPlainfield2,07744.8%
Paterson STEAM High SchoolPaterson37944.4%
Cooper's Poynt Family SchoolCamden38144.3%
New York Avenue SchoolAtlantic City55044.1%
Rosa L. Parks School of Fine and Performing ArtsPaterson25843.7%
KIPP: Cooper Norcross A New Jersey Nonprofit CorporationCamden2,28043.6%
Uptown School ComplexAtlantic City51843.5%
Edward W. KilpatrickPaterson29543.5%
Passaic High School No. 12Passaic2,48443.1%
Vineland Senior High SchoolVineland2,73642.9%
Columbus Elementary SchoolTrenton35342.6%
Henry B. Wilson Family SchoolCamden37742.4%
Martin Center for the ArtsJersey City35942.1%
School 12Paterson47442.0%
Lincoln School AnnexFairview23242.0%
Washington Elementary SchoolTrenton32141.9%
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Educational ComplexPaterson51341.8%
Morgan Village Middle SchoolCamden20341.8%
Dr. Martin Luther King Middle SchoolTrenton65040.8%
Robbins Elementary SchoolTrenton45940.7%
School 8Paterson41140.1%
Joyce Kilmer Elementary SchoolTrenton54639.8%
Cherry Street SchoolBridgeton52239.8%
Dale AvenuePaterson22839.5%
Long Branch High SchoolLong Branch1,50039.0%
Rahway High SchoolRahway1,28639.0%
School 21Paterson66539.0%
Ecole Toussaint LouvertureEast Orange26939.0%
Atlantic City High SchoolAtlantic City1,73138.5%
Monument Elementary SchoolTrenton49938.5%
Millville Public Charter SchoolMillville32738.4%
Harrison Elementary SchoolTrenton24338.1%
Pleasantville High SchoolPleasantville99738.0%
Veterans Memorial Family SchoolCamden47438.0%
School 5Paterson75337.8%
Newcomers High SchoolPaterson10637.8%
Asbury Park High SchoolAsbury Park37937.6%
Bridgeton High SchoolBridgeton1,64137.1%
Atlantic Community Charter SchoolGalloway33337.0%
Veterans Memorial MiddleVineland60336.7%
Dr. Maya Angelou Elementary SchoolJersey City60736.6%
Chaplain Charles Watters SchoolJersey City58636.6%
Salem Middle SchoolSalem47236.6%
Linden High SchoolLinden1,93436.4%
Camden Big Picture Learning AcademyCamden15036.1%
Joseph C. Caruso SchoolKeansburg59536.0%
Mott Elementary SchoolTrenton37535.9%
Joseph A. Taub SchoolPaterson97635.8%
Paul S. Robeson Elementary SchoolTrenton39035.5%
Paulsboro High SchoolPaulsboro39035.4%
Young Men's AcademyPaterson5035.4%
School 20Paterson34335.3%
Lakeside Middle SchoolMillville92935.2%
Benjamin Franklin School No. 13Elizabeth39235.0%
Dr Martin Luther King Jr School ComplexAtlantic City54434.7%
Edward J. Patten Elementary SchoolPerth Amboy64934.6%
School 3Paterson16734.5%
Central High SchoolNewark1,05133.9%
Paulsboro Junior High SchoolPaulsboro15533.7%
Henry Snyder High SchoolJersey City72933.6%
Patrick F. Healy Middle SchoolEast Orange32233.6%
Roberto ClementePaterson25433.6%
Dr. Henry H. Davis Elementary SchoolCamden51533.5%
School 7Paterson25033.4%

Source: U.S. Department of Education, EDFacts 2022-23: students absent 10% or more of school days over enrollment. Enrollment from NCES CCD 2024-25.

How many New Jersey schools report a rate

2,384 of 2,446 New Jersey schools with 50 or more students report a rate (97%) in the 2022-23 file. The state average on the national state ranking rests on these reporting schools.

More lists for New Jersey

  1. 01Chronic absenteeism by state

    The national ranking

  2. 02Public schools in New Jersey

    The state hub: schools, students, districts

  3. 03Every school district

    Directory, 2024-25

  4. 04Largest schools

    By 2024-25 enrollment

  5. 05Fewest students per teacher

    Schools, 2024-25

  6. 06Highest-spending districts

    F-33 fiscal year 2022-23

Sources

Source: U.S. Department of Education, EDFacts Chronic absenteeism by school · 2022-23