Parents in Edison Township who prefer to send their children to a charter school have four options in Middlesex County. Instead, an independent board of trustees governs a charter school. They operate independently of the local school district's board of education. Charter schools in Edison Township operate under a charter granted by the New Jersey Commissioner of Education. Being public schools, there is no tuition. Edison Charter SchoolsĬharter schools are public schools open to all students living within the charter school's specific territory. Real estate agents in Edison can help you find out what schools you are zoned for. Stevens High School and Edison High School. Two high schools serve the district: J.P.

The district includes four middle schools: John Adams Middle, Woodrow Wilson Middle, Herbert Hoover Middle, and Thomas Jefferson Middle Schools. James Madison Primary Elementary enrolls students in grades K-2, while James Madison Intermediate Elementary includes grades 3-5. There are 11 elementary schools in the district: Benjamin Franklin Elementary, James Monroe Elementary, John Marshall Elementary, Lincoln Elementary, Lindeneau Elementary, Martin Luther King Elementary, Menlo Park Elementary, Washington Elementary, and Woodbrook Elementary offer grades K-5. Many of the district's youngest students-about 220 of them in total-attend either the Edison Early Learning Center or FDR Preschool.

The district's boundaries follow the township's boundaries. Edison Township School District serves about 16,500 students in grades pre-K through 12.

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