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1. #126 Best Public High Schools in California

   Parent: Our child has been at Larchmont since kinder and has thrived. He went to the elementary Fairfax campus, a smaller campus with spacious classrooms, and he has loved the bigger Selma campus too. The leadership works hard to create an accessible and friendly atmosphere for the students and parents so there is a strong sense of community. The admin is collaborative and value parent input. The teachers are nurturing and attentive and know when to give students more help or more of a challenge. There are many enrichment classes (art, music, gardening, sports teams, band), a social-emotional curriculum and clubs. Most kids eat the (optional) lunch prepared in the Fairfax kitchen and is SO good. At Selma, our child has delved deeper into academics and developed new interests like government and digital media in clubs. We have seen his intellectual curiosity and independence grow and we look forward to the La Fayette Campus!… Read 90 reviews

   #126 Best Public High Schools in California.

   Larchmont Charter School

   Blue checkmark.

   Public School,

   LOS ANGELES, CA,

   PK, K-12,

   90 Niche users give it an average review of 4.1 stars.

   Featured Review: Parent says Our child has been at Larchmont since kinder and has thrived. He went to the elementary Fairfax campus, a smaller campus with spacious classrooms, and he has loved the bigger Selma campus too. The….

   Read 90 reviews.

   Overall Niche Grade: A+,

   Students: 1,581,

   Student-Teacher Ratio: 23 to 1,

2. #159 Best Public High Schools in California

   Junior: What I enjoy most is the fact that no boundaries are put between subjects or students. All students can explore the same subject and yet still learn something. They have done an excellent job at involving the arts in our academics, and it has made me understand certain topics more than I used to. What I would change would primarily be how we are prepared for college. The school does fulfill a lot of requirements for us, however we can’t add much for extracurriculars, and resources are pretty rare…. Read 40 reviews

   #159 Best Public High Schools in California.

   Renaissance Arts Academy

   Public School,

   LOS ANGELES, CA,

   K-12,

   40 Niche users give it an average review of 3.9 stars.

   Featured Review: Junior says What I enjoy most is the fact that no boundaries are put between subjects or students. All students can explore the same subject and yet still learn something. They have done an excellent job at….

   Read 40 reviews.

   Overall Niche Grade: A+,

   Students: 526,

   Student-Teacher Ratio: 19 to 1,

3. #207 Best Public High Schools in California

   Alum: The school community is what made the school years very enjoyable. The environment this school created is beyond great. They make sure you’re on the right track to college, making sure you’re taking all classes needed to graduate while helping seniors with applications and the whole process of it. Even though the work may seem a lot it prepared me for college. I found the workload to be the same in college which help make the transitions much easier than expected. Additionally, the school prepares students with their public speaking skills without them even knowing. Having multiple presentations, speaking in front of a panel of teachers, speaking in front of people in the medical field such as doctors and more! The school has a very big emphasis in the STEM field holding activities in which their own students help expose the different careers STEM offers to the younger kids. Lastly the hands on experience the teachers provide are what makes each class enjoyable…. Read 297 reviews

   #207 Best Public High Schools in California.

   Da Vinci Science

   Public School,

   EL SEGUNDO, CA,

   9-12,

   297 Niche users give it an average review of 4 stars.

   Featured Review: Alum says The school community is what made the school years very enjoyable. The environment this school created is beyond great. They make sure you’re on the right track to college, making sure you’re taking….

   Read 297 reviews.

   Overall Niche Grade: A,

   Students: 576,

   Student-Teacher Ratio: 23 to 1,

5. #302 Best Public Elementary Schools in California

   Parent: I have 4 kids that went through WISH Elementary and now 2 are at WISH Middle and 2 are at WISH Academy HS. WISH has been an amazing experience for my kids and us as parents. The teachers and staff care about the kids and families and really build a community. The school is far more diverse (in terms of socio-economics, race, neurodiversity, physical ability, culture, learning style, etc.) than other westside schools and that has huge benefits for it’s students. I feel like my kids’ time at WISH has laid a strong foundation for whatever my children choose to do in the future. … Read 11 reviews

   #302 Best Public Elementary Schools in California.

   WISH Community School

   Blue checkmark.

   Public School,

   LOS ANGELES, CA,

   K-8,

   11 Niche users give it an average review of 4.6 stars.

   Featured Review: Parent says I have 4 kids that went through WISH Elementary and now 2 are at WISH Middle and 2 are at WISH Academy HS. WISH has been an amazing experience for my kids and us as parents. The teachers and staff….

   Read 11 reviews.

   Overall Niche Grade: A,

   Students: 772,

   Student-Teacher Ratio: 21 to 1,

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6. #161 Best Public Middle Schools in California

   • Wiseburn Unified School District, CA•

   • 6-8

   • •

     Rating 3.63 out of 5  8 reviews

   High School Sophomore: Successful of hooking students into topic…. Read 8 reviews

   #161 Best Public Middle Schools in California.

   Richard Henry Dana Middle School

   Wiseburn Unified School District, CA,

   6-8,

   8 Niche users give it an average review of 3.6 stars.

   Featured Review: High School Sophomore says Successful of hooking students into topic..

   Read 8 reviews.

   Overall Niche Grade: A,

   Students: 978,

   Student-Teacher Ratio: 31 to 1,

7. #548 Best Public Elementary Schools in California

   #548 Best Public Elementary Schools in California.

   KIPP Iluminar Academy

   Public School,

   LOS ANGELES, CA,

   K-4,

   3 Niche users give it an average review of 2 stars.

   Read 3 reviews.

   Overall Niche Grade: A,

   Students: 572,

   Student-Teacher Ratio: 22 to 1,

8. #570 Best Public Elementary Schools in California

   • Wiseburn Unified School District, CA•

   • K-5

   • •

     Rating 5 out of 5  1 review

   Senior: No CRT, great facilities and a dedicated teaching staff. Reading, writing and Arithmetic without political orientation program or racial bias. Outstanding teachers who care about their students. Our children are taught respect, civility and we monitor all their subject materials…. Read 1 review

   #570 Best Public Elementary Schools in California.

   Juan De Anza Elementary School

   Wiseburn Unified School District, CA,

   K-5,

   1 Niche users give it an average review of 5 stars.

   Featured Review: Senior says No CRT, great facilities and a dedicated teaching staff. Reading, writing and Arithmetic without political orientation program or racial bias. Outstanding teachers who care about their students. ….

   Read 1 reviews.

   Overall Niche Grade: A,

   Students: 583,

   Student-Teacher Ratio: 25 to 1,

9. #682 Best Public Elementary Schools in California

   #682 Best Public Elementary Schools in California.

   138th St School

   Wiseburn Unified School District, CA,

   3-5,

   Overall Niche Grade: A,

   Students: 444,

   Student-Teacher Ratio: 30 to 1,

10. #873 Best Public Elementary Schools in California

    • Los Angeles, CA•

    • Public School•

    • K-4

    #873 Best Public Elementary Schools in California.

    KIPP Raices Academy

    Public School,

    LOS ANGELES, CA,

    K-4,

    Overall Niche Grade: A minus,

    Students: 578,

    Student-Teacher Ratio: 22 to 1,

12. #441 Best Public High Schools in California

    Alum: Lots of project-based learning, and the teachers are always so friendly and helpful. Since it is a hybrid-homeschool school, parents are expected to homeschool their child on asynchronous days, and you have to learn to manage your assignments and time wisely on your own as you enter the higher grades. We used to have a much stronger school culture, but now that the school had expanded so much since the start, most of the school spirit has been lost. For the most part, students there are friendly, and there are pretty much no physical fights that take place at school. I feel like Da Vinci has gave me a good start by helping me build my collaboration skills, and made me learn and adapt to being able to do and manage schoolwork and assignments at my own will. … Read 3 reviews

    #441 Best Public High Schools in California.

    Da Vinci Connect

    Public School,

    HAWTHORNE, CA,

    K-12,

    3 Niche users give it an average review of 4.3 stars.

    Featured Review: Alum says Lots of project-based learning, and the teachers are always so friendly and helpful. Since it is a hybrid-homeschool school, parents are expected to homeschool their child on asynchronous days, and….

    Read 3 reviews.

    Overall Niche Grade: A minus,

    Students: 533,

    Student-Teacher Ratio: 33 to 1,

13. #463 Best Public High Schools in California

    • Compton Unified School District, CA•

    • 9-12

    • •

      Rating 4.13 out of 5  30 reviews

    Senior: CEC is a great place to get a head start on your future. Since the school is kind of small, it’s really easy for everyone to meet and gather; everyone is familiar with everyone. The staff are all really friendly and are understanding. Teachers at CEC really encourage us to do our best and be the best we can be. They’re there for us academically and mentally, many teachers are always willing to hear us out and take our recommendations with lessons. It’s a small, but growing, community full of friendly staff and students who are trying their best to push forward as students and educators…. Read 30 reviews

    #463 Best Public High Schools in California.

    Compton Early College High School

    Compton Unified School District, CA,

    9-12,

    30 Niche users give it an average review of 4.1 stars.

    Featured Review: Senior says CEC is a great place to get a head start on your future. Since the school is kind of small, it’s really easy for everyone to meet and gather; everyone is familiar with everyone. The staff are all….

    Read 30 reviews.

    Overall Niche Grade: A minus,

    Students: 498,

    Student-Teacher Ratio: 28 to 1,

14. #479 Best Public High Schools in California

    • Los Angeles Unified School District, CA•

    • 9-12

    • •

      Rating 3. 7 out of 5  893 reviews

    Freshman: My experience at King Drew Medical High School has been very good. Even though my first 9th grade year has been on zoom, there good parts about this school that I love. The teachers love the engage with you and do care about how you may be feeling. When you need help, the school lets teachers host office hours. Office hours are teachers giving a separate class after school for any students that need clarification on something or are confused about the lesson that was taught to them. It is very diverse and you get to see many students of different colors and backgrounds. King Drew offers many opportunities . For example, this schools has a Heath Care which gives the students an opportunity to go to MLK Hospital and observe the professionals in person and do fun labs. I do recommend this school for students who would like to be in the doctor field in the future and for students that just wants a positive, hard-working, fun school that has teachers that pushes you to your limit!. .. Read 893 reviews

    #479 Best Public High Schools in California.

    King/Drew Medical Magnet High School

    Los Angeles Unified School District, CA,

    9-12,

    893 Niche users give it an average review of 3.7 stars.

    Featured Review: Freshman says My experience at King Drew Medical High School has been very good. Even though my first 9th grade year has been on zoom, there good parts about this school that I love. The teachers love the engage….

    Read 893 reviews.

    Overall Niche Grade: A minus,

    Students: 1,589,

    Student-Teacher Ratio: 23 to 1,

15. #534 Best Public High Schools in California

    Senior: The teachers and staff are very well orientated with their scheduling and planning. The teachers in particular have interesting, engaging, and well thought out lesson plans. The teachers also provide as much help as possible to the students and give chances to students to turn in their work or helping them do better on an assignment. With the encouragement the teachers provide, and the activities the staff plan for all grade levels, it makes Da Vinci Design very forgiving and safe to ensure that everyone in Design are all a great community and help each other out…. Read 234 reviews

    #534 Best Public High Schools in California.

    Da Vinci Design

    Public School,

    HAWTHORNE, CA,

    9-12,

    234 Niche users give it an average review of 3.8 stars.

    Featured Review: Senior says The teachers and staff are very well orientated with their scheduling and planning. The teachers in particular have interesting, engaging, and well thought out lesson plans. The teachers also provide….

    Read 234 reviews.

    Overall Niche Grade: A minus,

    Students: 538,

    Student-Teacher Ratio: 21 to 1,

16. #576 Best Public Middle Schools in California

    #576 Best Public Middle Schools in California.

    KIPP Comienza Community Prep

    Blue checkmark.

    Public School,

    HUNTINGTON PARK, CA,

    K-8,

    Overall Niche Grade: A minus,

    Students: 1,077,

    Student-Teacher Ratio: 24 to 1,

17. #569 Best Public High Schools in California

    Senior: I’ve been at this school for four years and it’s been a roller coaster. Do I hate this school? Honestly no. Do I wish school started at 9 instead of 7? Yes, I do. I miss my sleep since homework is a lot depending on the classes you get. But when it comes to the bullying policy, they’re very effective and I really appreciate that they care. I used to get bullied because of my stutter, but the situation was handled immediately and didn’t have any process after that, none at all. The sports are limited since we are a small school, but the school spirit is definitely there, especially at basketball games! Overall, this was a cool school and I’ve made amazing friends here and the teachers(most of them anyway) are likey!… Read 52 reviews

    #569 Best Public High Schools in California.

    Math & Science College Preparatory

    Blue checkmark.

    Public School,

    LOS ANGELES, CA,

    9-12,

    52 Niche users give it an average review of 4.3 stars.

    Featured Review: Senior says I’ve been at this school for four years and it’s been a roller coaster. Do I hate this school? Honestly no. Do I wish school started at 9 instead of 7? Yes, I do. I miss my sleep since homework is a….

    Read 52 reviews.

    Overall Niche Grade: A minus,

    Students: 528,

    Student-Teacher Ratio: 18 to 1,

18. #696 Best Public Middle Schools in California

    • Los Angeles, CA•

    • Public School•

    • 5-8

    #696 Best Public Middle Schools in California.

    KIPP Sol Academy

    Public School,

    LOS ANGELES, CA,

    5-8,

    Overall Niche Grade: B+,

    Students: 513,

    Student-Teacher Ratio: 26 to 1,

19. #708 Best Public High Schools in California

    Senior: Throughout my four years at Da Vinci Communications High School, I collaborated with my fellow peers in every class to complete assignments and projects. What I enjoy about DVC is that it is a collaboration based school which allowed me to be more open with my classmates and teachers. The staff is very friendly and does not hesitate to help you when you are struggling. The school culture is great! They are very big on individuals respecting one another because we are a very accepting school…. Read 55 reviews

    #708 Best Public High Schools in California.

    Da Vinci Communications High School

    Public School,

    EL SEGUNDO, CA,

    9-12,

    55 Niche users give it an average review of 4.2 stars.

    Featured Review: Senior says Throughout my four years at Da Vinci Communications High School, I collaborated with my fellow peers in every class to complete assignments and projects. What I enjoy about DVC is that it is a….

    Read 55 reviews.

    Overall Niche Grade: B+,

    Students: 609,

    Student-Teacher Ratio: 26 to 1,

20. #759 Best Public High Schools in California

    • Huntington Park, CA•

    • Public School•

    • 9-12

    • •

      Rating 3.8 out of 5  389 reviews

    Junior: Being a Junior at Alliance Collins Family College Ready Highschool has been really good, the the whole staff is always there to help you succeed. Since the pandemic did take a toll on plenty of students in my school, Collins has provided us with the support we need in order to feel comfortable and safe. By creating a safe environment, and to have a support system to rely on, it really helps us as students know that we can depend on the school to help us with any issue we need. From the end of 2019 to now, there has been big changes to the school, us as students are now able to input our opinion on more things, as to how we feel about schedules, or how we feel about how the school is managing overall. This school is helping me succeed not only to go to a university, but preparing me for beyond…. Read 389 reviews

    #759 Best Public High Schools in California.

    Alliance Collins Family College Ready High School

    Public School,

    HUNTINGTON PARK, CA,

    9-12,

    389 Niche users give it an average review of 3.8 stars.

    Featured Review: Junior says Being a Junior at Alliance Collins Family College Ready Highschool has been really good, the the whole staff is always there to help you succeed. Since the pandemic did take a toll on plenty of….

    Read 389 reviews.

    Overall Niche Grade: B+,

    Students: 602,

    Student-Teacher Ratio: 21 to 1,

21. #793 Best Public High Schools in California

    • Huntington Park, CA•

    • Public School•

    • 9-12

    • •

      Rating 4.44 out of 5  87 reviews

    Senior: Not only is this high school extremely caring for your future self but it also offers multiple classes that can showcase how outstanding a student can be. They also occasionally offer the change of other universities or colleges to allow students to take some college courses. That even isn’t cutting to what they do n a daily basis to make sure their students are always actively using their minds and growing from experience, with the just of IXL and achieve articles each month students and now able to learn more on different types of topics based on what they choose. … Read 87 reviews

    #793 Best Public High Schools in California.

    Alliance Margaret M. Bloomfield High School

    Public School,

    HUNTINGTON PARK, CA,

    9-12,

    87 Niche users give it an average review of 4.4 stars.

    Featured Review: Senior says Not only is this high school extremely caring for your future self but it also offers multiple classes that can showcase how outstanding a student can be. They also occasionally offer the change of….

    Read 87 reviews.

    Overall Niche Grade: B+,

    Students: 575,

    Student-Teacher Ratio: 23 to 1,

22. #914 Best Public High Schools in California

    Senior: Discovery Preparatory School is a comfortable, small sized school consisting of wonderful students and teachers. Considering how small it is, it grants each student the greater opportunity to receive complete assistance with their issues, and appointments with the counselor, as well as to receive critical information about colleges/universities. The school primarily does it’s best to urge and prepare students for the life and educational opportunities of college, meanwhile also providing college courses for the students to take and excel as an advantage. It contains an extremely friendly environment with little to almost no complications between peers. It is one school that I would always prefer among the rest…. Read 56 reviews

    #914 Best Public High Schools in California.

    Discovery Charter Preparatory School

    Blue checkmark.

    Public School,

    SYLMAR, CA,

    9-12,

    56 Niche users give it an average review of 3.3 stars.

    Featured Review: Senior says Discovery Preparatory School is a comfortable, small sized school consisting of wonderful students and teachers. Considering how small it is, it grants each student the greater opportunity to receive….

    Read 56 reviews.

    Overall Niche Grade: B,

    Students: 232,

    Student-Teacher Ratio: 15 to 1,

23. Parent: Administration and teachers have been very supportive during these trying times. During the school closure, my daughter was still receiving the same quality education she needed to complete the school year. They’ve also offered a free virtual summer camp where my daughter has the opportunity to talk to her friends and do activities…. Read 3 reviews

    KIPP Academy of Innovation

    Public School,

    LOS ANGELES, CA,

    5-8,

    3 Niche users give it an average review of 4 stars.

    Featured Review: Parent says Administration and teachers have been very supportive during these trying times. During the school closure, my daughter was still receiving the same quality education she needed to complete the….

    Read 3 reviews.

    Overall Niche Grade: B,

    Students: 495,

    Student-Teacher Ratio: 26 to 1,

24. #962 Best Public High Schools in California

    Parent: Everyone is so warm and welcoming and my children love going to school every day! The staff knows who the kids are and genuinely cares and looks out for them. Any time I’ve had a concern I have received a prompt response and was confident in the resolution. I look forward to many happy years at Ivy with my kids in their new home!… Read 55 reviews

    #962 Best Public High Schools in California.

    Ivy Academia

    Blue checkmark.

    Public School,

    WOODLAND HILLS, CA,

    K-12,

    55 Niche users give it an average review of 3.3 stars.

    Featured Review: Parent says Everyone is so warm and welcoming and my children love going to school every day! The staff knows who the kids are and genuinely cares and looks out for them. Any time I’ve had a concern I have….

    Read 55 reviews.

    Overall Niche Grade: B,

    Students: 603,

    Student-Teacher Ratio: 27 to 1,

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26. Senior: My experience at this school was amazing. There is much support and help for students. The school focuses on academics and mental health. They are strongly encouraged to seek out help and have conversations with peers to figure out their troubles. It is an amazing school that is perfect for those in the community. The classes are extremely helpful for students who are very much needed in college. They even offer college courses for students who have an interest in the dual enrollment program. I did college courses my senior year and now I have credits for college! The staff here go beyond their call of duty for their dedication to the student at Animo Pat Brown. They treat everyone equally with no bias for any grading, choosing, etc. The school is small which means students can have a better and personal connections with not only the teachers but their peers as well. The parents are involved with many things like meeting for the students how they can improve in school or at home…. Read 157 reviews

    Animo Pat Brown Charter High School

    Blue checkmark.

    Public School,

    LOS ANGELES, CA,

    9-12,

    157 Niche users give it an average review of 4. 1 stars.

    Featured Review: Senior says My experience at this school was amazing. There is much support and help for students. The school focuses on academics and mental health. They are strongly encouraged to seek out help and have….

    Read 157 reviews.

    Overall Niche Grade: B,

    Students: 633,

    Student-Teacher Ratio: 23 to 1,

27. Senior: Cals is a small school so I didn’t experience the high school experience of having field trips, rallies, a senior trip, and more. It is a charter school so they aren’t directly funded by the government which is affected me because we don’t receive the right resources for us. Also, students are way too babied when Cals is supposed to be a “College Prep” by the teachers mostly with this upcoming generation who just rebel because they think it’s “cool”. However, I enjoyed that there is more interaction with the teachers during class and how I was able to take several college classes at school for free. I would’ve preferred for there to be more clubs because it helps for applications and resumes. During my time at this school, I can say that there is much work needed if they want their students to succeed in the real world…. Read 159 reviews

    PUC California Academy for Liberal Studies Early College High School

    Public School,

    LOS ANGELES, CA,

    6-12,

    159 Niche users give it an average review of 3.6 stars.

    Featured Review: Senior says Cals is a small school so I didn’t experience the high school experience of having field trips, rallies, a senior trip, and more. It is a charter school so they aren’t directly funded by the….

    Read 159 reviews.

    Overall Niche Grade: B,

    Students: 466,

    Student-Teacher Ratio: 18 to 1,

28. Parent: My son was so under educated from his elementary school and just didn’t like school. I enrolled him into Stella and he’s made a huge change! He loves this school! And I’ve seen an impressive difference in his grades and thirst for knowledge!. .. Read 18 reviews

    Stella Middle Charter Academy

    Blue checkmark.

    Public School,

    LOS ANGELES, CA,

    5-8,

    18 Niche users give it an average review of 4.9 stars.

    Featured Review: Parent says My son was so under educated from his elementary school and just didn’t like school. I enrolled him into Stella and he’s made a huge change! He loves this school! And I’ve seen an impressive….

    Read 18 reviews.

    Overall Niche Grade: B,

    Students: 469,

    Student-Teacher Ratio: 18 to 1,

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School	Type	Students	Student to Teacher Ratio	Free or Reduced Lunch	School District
George S. Patton Continuation	Public	77	22.6	87%
Humanities And Arts (harts) Academy Of Los Angeles	Public	438	19. 9	84%
Nathaniel Narbonne Senior High School	Public	2,559	23.9	72%
Vermont Christian School	Private	36	18.0
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Number of Schools

Number of Schools in Nearby Cities

Number of Schools in Harbor City Compared Statewide

Harbor City has 4 school(s)

Number of Schools

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Student Enrollment in Nearby Cities

Number of Students in Harbor City Compared Statewide

Harbor City has 3110 students(s)

Number of Schools

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Student Teacher Ratio

Student Teacher Ratio in Nearby Cities

Student Teacher Ratio in Nearby Cities

Rolling Hills	12.9
Harbor City	23. 2
Wilmington	23.6
Torrance	24.1
Carson	25.1
Rolling Hills Estates	25.8

Student Teacher Ratio in Harbor City Compared Statewide

Harbor City has a 23.2 student teacher ratio

Student Teacher Ratio in Harbor City Compared Statewide

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Free and Reduced Lunch Percentage

Free and Reduced Lunch Percentage in Nearby Cities

Free and Reduced Lunch Percentage in Harbor City Compared Statewide

Harbor City has a 73. 1% Free and Reduced Lunch Percentage

Free and Reduced Lunch Percentage in Harbor City Compared Statewide

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        • Educational Environment: American Community Survey (U.S. Census Bureau).

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        Egg Harbor City School District
        
        730 Havana Avenue
        
        Egg Harbor City, NJ 08215
        

        526
        Students enrolled in District

        2
        Schools in District

        10
        Students Per Classroom
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        Proficiency in Reading and Math

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        State

        School	Grades
        Charles L. Spragg School 601 Buffalo Ave Egg Harbor City, NJ, 08215	PK-03
        Egg Harbor City Community School 730 Havana Avenue Egg Harbor City, NJ, 08215	04-08

        Ethnic/racial Groups	This District	This State
        White (non-hispanic)	27. 8%	42.0%
        Black	26.0%	15.4%
        Hispanic	44.2%	31.6%
        Asian Or Pacific Islander	2.0%	10.7%
        American Indian Or Native Of Alaska	0.0%	0.4%

        Economic Groups	This District	This State
        ECONOMICALLY DISADVANTAGED	70.1%	34.1%
        FREE LUNCH ELIGIBLE	66.2%	29.9%
        REDUCED LUNCH ELIGIBLE	3.9%	4.2%

        For This District	Per Student	Total	% Of Total
        Instructional Expenditures	$11,343	$6,057,162	50.1%
        Support Expenditures
        Student	$2,406	$1,284,804	10. 6%
        Staff	$1,165	$622,110	5.1%
        General Administration	$470	$250,980	2.1%
        School Administration	$624	$333,216	2.8%
        Operation	$2,345	$1,252,230	10.4%
        Transportation	$45	$24,030	0.2%
        Other	$670	$357,780	3.0%
        Total Support	$7,725	$4,125,150	34.1%
        Non-instructional Expenditures	$3,556	$1,898,904	15.7%
        Total Expenditures	$22,624	$12,081,216	100.0%

        For The State	Per Student	Total	% Of Total
        Instructional Expenditures	$11,889	$16,397,790,534	48. 9%
        Support Expenditures
        Student	$2,355	$3,247,692,321	9.7%
        Staff	$826	$1,139,283,538	3.4%
        General Administration	$441	$607,811,946	1.8%
        School Administration	$1,079	$1,488,315,589	4.4%
        Operation	$2,068	$2,852,610,543	8.5%
        Transportation	$841	$1,160,215,377	3.5%
        Other	$540	$745,147,198	2.2%
        Total Support	$8,150	$11,241,230,566	33.5%
        Non-instructional Expenditures	$4,259	$5,874,271,672	17.5%
        Total Expenditures	$24,298	$33,513,259,268	100. 0%

        For The Nation	Per Student	Total	% Of Total
        Instructional Expenditures	$7,549	$372,153,103,143	49.7%
        Support Expenditures
        Student	$792	$39,020,154,935	5.2%
        Staff	$618	$30,487,652,661	4.1%
        General Administration	$258	$12,720,931,842	1.7%
        School Administration	$730	$35,978,592,512	4.8%
        Operation	$1,169	$57,607,988,317	7.7%
        Transportation	$527	$26,002,463,553	3.5%
        Other	$459	$22,633,739,814	3.0%
        Total Support	$4,553	$224,451,138,461	30. 0%
        Non-instructional Expenditures	$3,074	$151,519,765,183	20.3%
        Total Expenditures	$15,176	$748,124,887,521	100.0%

        Galloway Township Public School District	Absecon, NJ Schools
        Greater Egg Harbor Regional High School District	Mays Landing, NJ Schools

        Best schools in Egg Harbor City

        • Cedar Creek High School
        • Charles L. Spragg School
        • Egg Harbor City Community School

        Popular Neighborhoods in Egg Harbor City

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        Popular Communities Near Egg Harbor City NJ

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        Egg Harbor City Community School in Egg Harbor City, NJ

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        Egg Harbor City Community School Students by Grade

        PK	0
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        3	0
        4	49
        5	43
        6	55
        7	42
        8	33
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        UG	13

        Egg Harbor City Community School is a public elementary school located in Egg Harbor City, NJ in the Egg Harbor City School District. It enrolls 235 students in grades 1st through 12th.
        Egg Harbor City Community School is the 1,367th largest public school in New Jersey and the 46,485th largest nationally.
        It has 10.0 students to every teacher.

        Total Students: 235
        Pupil/Teacher Ratio: 10:1
        Full Time Teachers: 23.5

        Enrollment Rank Nationally: 46,485th out of 56,369
        Enrollment Rank in New Jersey: 1,367th out of 1,586
        Student/Teacher Rank in New Jersey:
        239th out of 1,572
        Full Time Teacher Rank in New Jersey:
        1,239th out of 1,572

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        Egg Harbor City Community School Students by Gender

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        	School	District
        ██ Male	128 (54%)	273 (52%)
        ██ Female	107 (46%)	254 (48%)

        Egg Harbor City Community School Students by Ethnicity

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        	School	District
        ██ Hispanic	82 (35%)	187 (35%)
        ██ Black	78 (33%)	157 (30%)
        ██ White	57 (24%)	142 (27%)
        ██ Two or More	12 (5%)	32 (6%)
        ██ Asian	5 (2%)	8 (2%)
        ██ American Indian	1 (0%)	1 (0%)
        ██ Pacific Islander	0 (0%)	0 (0%)

        Egg Harbor City Community School Free and Reduced Lunch Assistance

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        	School	District*
        ██ Free Lunch Eligible	188 (80%)	401 (76%)
        ██ Not Eligible	38 (16%)	96 (18%)
        ██ Reduced-Price Lunch Eligible	9 (4%)	30 (6%)
        * School District values based on schools that reported lunch assistance data

        Out of 1,546 ranked schools in New Jersey, Egg Harbor City Community School is ranked 525th for total students on lunch assistance.

        The percentage of Egg Harbor City Community School students on free and reduced lunch assistance (83.8%) is significantly higher than the state average of 40.5%. This may indicate that the area has a higher level of poverty than the state average.

        Students at a participating school may purchase a meal through the National School Lunch Program. Families with incomes between 130%
        and 185% of the federal poverty level are eligible for reduced price meals.
        Schools may not charge more than 40¢ for reduced-price lunches, nor more than 30¢ for reduced-price breakfasts.
        Students from families with incomes at or below 130% of the federal poverty level are eligible for free meals.

        For 2014, a family of two needs to make an annual income below $20,449 to be eligible for free meals or below $29,100 for reduced price meals.
        A family of four needs to make an annual income below $31,005 for free meals or $44,122 for reduced price meals.

        Egg Harbor City Community School Trends Over Time

        Total Students Over Time

        Total Students Over Time

        Year	Total Students
        2005	240
        2006	227
        2007	213
        2008	182
        2009	203
        2010	240
        2011	236
        2012	231
        2013	237
        2014	232
        2015	235

        Student Teacher Ratio Over Time

        Student Teacher Ratio Over Time

        Year	Student Teacher Ratio
        2005	8. 7
        2006	9.5
        2007	11.8
        2008	7.9
        2009	9.7
        2010	10.9
        2011	9.2
        2012	9.1
        2013	10.1
        2014	9.9
        2015	10

        Lunch Assistance Over Time

        Lunch Assitance Over Time

        Year	Lunch Assitance
        2005	0.68333333333333
        2006	0.64757709251101
        2007	0.68544600938967
        2008	0. 66483516483516
        2009	0.73399014778325
        2010	0.775
        2011	0.77118644067797
        2012	0.7965367965368
        2013	0.80590717299578
        2014	0.78448275862069
        2015	0.83829787234043

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        1,000.0%	10.0:1
        1,141.1%	11.4:1
        1,598. 0%	16.0:1

        Free and Reduced Lunch Comparison

        State Average	40.5%
        National Average	55.7%
        This School	83.8%

        Top Nearby Elementary Schools

        School	Type	Grades	Students	Student Teacher Ratio	Distance
        Egg Harbor City Community School Egg Harbor City, NJ	Public	04 – 08	235	10:1
        Charles L. Spragg School Egg Harbor City, NJ	Public	PK – 03	292	11.9:1	1 miles
        Pomona Preschool Egg Harbor, NJ	Public	PK – PK	98	9.8:1	5 miles
        The Pilgrim Academy Egg Harbor City, NJ	Private	PK – 12	282	8:1	5 miles
        Mullica Township Primary School Elwood, NJ	Public	PK – 04	431	12. 1:1	6 miles
        Mullica Township Middle School Elwood, NJ	Public	05 – 08	312	10.5:1	6 miles
        William Davies Middle School Mays Landing, NJ	Public	06 – 08	1,021	11.3:1	7 miles
        Roland Rogers Elementary School Galloway, NJ	Public	KG – 06	533	10. 6:1	7 miles
        Reeds Road Elementary School Galloway, NJ	Public	KG – 06	599	10.5:1	7 miles
        English Creek Academy Egg Harbor Township, NJ	Private	PK – KG	151	13:1	7 miles
        Joseph C Shaner Memorial Elementary School Mays Landing, NJ	Public	PK – 01	602	12. 6:1	8 miles
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        Egg Harbor City School District

        AT Egg Harbor City School District is a large community public school district responsible for educating children in a nursery through eighth grade from Egg Harbor City, in Atlantic County, New Jersey, United States .

        As of the 2018-19 school year, the two-school district had 548 students and 51.0 classroom teachers (based on FTE), for a student-teacher ratio of 10.7:1. ^[1]

        The district is classified by the New Jersey Department of Education as being in District Factor Group “A”, the lowest of eight groups. County factor groups organize counties across the state to compare the socioeconomic characteristics of local counties. From lowest socioeconomic status to highest, these are categories A, B, CD, DE, FG, GH, I, and J. ^[3]

        Students in ninth through twelfth grades attend Cedar Creek High School, a daytime school located in the north side of the city of Egg Harbor and opened to students in September 2010. ^[4] As of the 2018–19 school year, the secondary school had 930 students and 73.4 classroom teachers (based on FTE), for a student-teacher ratio of 12.7:1. ^[5] The school is one of three high schools operating as part of the Greater Egg Harbor Regional School District, which also includes the municipalities of Egg Harbor City, Galloway Township, Hamilton Township, and Mullica Township and participates in a send/receive relationship with the Port Republic and Washington Township ( Burlington County). ^[6] Cedar Creek High School is designed to serve students from Egg Harbor, Mullica Township, Port Republic, and Washington Township, while students in certain areas of Galloway and Hamilton Townships have the opportunity to attend Cedar Creek through the school of choice program or through a visiting magnet program offered at Cedar Creek. ^{[7] [8]}

        Maintenance

        • 1 Schools
        • 2 Administration
        • 3 Department of Education
        • 4 Recommendations
        • 5 external link

        Schools

        District Schools (as of 2018-19 enrollment data National Center for Education Statistics ^[9] ) located: ^{[100] [11] [12]}

        Elementary School

        • Charles L. Spragg School ^[13] with 277 students from PreK to Grade 3
          • • Principal Adrienne Schulby 90.080032

          Secondary school

          • Public School of the city of EGG-Harbor ^[15] with 257 students of grades 4-8
            • Jack Griffith, Director

          Administration

          Basic basic basic Members of the District Administration are: ^{[17] [18]}

          • Adrienne Schulby, Head of School
          • Joseph Smurlo, Business Administrator/Board Secretary

          Ministry of Education

          District The seven-member Ministry of Education sets policy and controls the financial and educational activities of the district through its administration. As a Type II school district, board trustees are directly elected by the voters to three-year terms of office on a staggered basis, with two or three seats elected each year (since 2012) as part of the November general meeting. elections. The council appoints a superintendent to oversee the day-to-day operations of the district. 9 2016 report card narration from Greater Egg Harbor Regional School District, New Jersey Department of Education. As of December 6, 2017, “The Greater Egg Harbor Regional School District serves the communities of Galloway Township, Hamilton Township, Egg Harbor City, Mullica Township and is involved in establishing relationships with Port Republic and Washington Township. The district’s geographic area is the largest in the state, covering 324 square miles. The student body of each of the district’s three public schools, Absegami High School, Cedar Creek High School, and Oakcrest High School, reflects the geographic area’s socioeconomic and ethnic diversity. ” 9 Policy 5120 Student Allocation, Greater Egg Harbor Regional School District. As of May 26, 2020 “Students must attend a school located in their area of ​​residence. Attendance zones for the Greater Egg Harbor Regional School District must be as follows: 1. Students residing in Egg Harbor City must attend Cedar Creek High School. 2. Students residing in Galloway Township must attend Absegami High School. 3. Students who live in Hamilton Township must attend Oakcrest High School 4. Students who live in Mullika Township must attend Cedar Creek High School 5. Students who live in Port Republic and Washington must attend Cedar Creek High School “. 9 Board Members, Egg Harbor City School District. Accessed May 26, 2020

          external link

          • Egg Harbor City School District
          • Egg Harbor City School District 2015–16 New Jersey Department of Education Report Card
          • Egg School District School Data -Harbor City, National Center for Education Statistics
          • Greater Egg Harbor Regional School District
          • Absegami High School 9 website0032

          Oakcrest High School Day

          Oakcrest High School Day is a comprehensive four-year public high school located in Hamilton Township, in Atlantic County, New Jersey. The school is part of the Greater Egg Harbor Regional School District, which is made up of three high schools that accept students from Egg Harbor City, Galloway Township, Hamilton Township, and Mullica Township, along with students from Port Republic and Washington Township (in Burlington County) who are present. as part of a send/receive relationship. ^{[3] [4]}

          The name of the school was chosen because it is located on the crest of a hill among oak trees. ^[5] The school serves students from the Township of Hamilton, although students from other parts of the county are eligible to apply for Oakcrest’s magnet programs. ^[6] With the opening of Cedar Creek High School, a day school in Egg Harbor City in 2010, students from Mullika, Port Republica, and Washington Township no longer attend Oakcrest High School. ^{[7] [8]}

          As of the 2018–19 school year, the school had 1,013 students and 88.8 classroom teachers (based on FTE), for a student-teacher ratio of 11. 4:1.441 the student (43.5% of the total enrolled) was eligible for study. free lunch and 89 (8.8% of students) are entitled to lunch at a reduced price. ^[1]

          Contents

          • 1 Awards, recognition and ratings
          • 2 athletics
          • 3 Marching band
          • 4 Administration
          • 5 Notable Alumni
          • 6 Notable Faculty
          • 7 References
          • 8 external link

          Awards, Recognition, and Rankings

          Ranked 19 out of 3 New Jersey Public Schools

          at New Jersey Monthly September 2014 magazine cover story highlighting “The State’s Best Public Schools” using a new ranking methodology. ^[9] The school was ranked 247th in the state out of 328 schools in 2012, after being ranked 244th out of 322 schools in 2010. ^[10] In 2008, the magazine ranked the school 254th out of 316 schools. ^[11] The school was ranked 232nd in the September 2006 issue of the magazine, which polled 316 schools across the state. ^[12] Schooldigger.com ranked the school 254th out of 376 public high schools in the state in its 2010 rankings (up 5 places from 2009 rankings).year), which was based on the cumulative percentage of students classified as good or above language proficiency, artistic literacy. and math components The High School Proficiency Assessment (HSPA). ^[13]

          The school has a variety of programs, including programs for individuals with special needs, High School to Work, College Prep, Advanced Placement (AP), and performing arts.

          In the 2005-06 school year, Oakcrest High School received the New Jersey Department of Education’s “Best Practices Award” for its Active Approach to Leadership and Career Services career training program. ^[14]

          Oakcrest’s Academic Challenge The team achieved success at Buena Regional High School and Egg Harbor Township High School in the spring of 2006. The team placed first overall in the Gateway Toyota Academic Challenge at Monsignor Donovan High School in Toms River by winning perennial rival East Brunswick High School in the final round.

          The 2011 Ranking of America’s High Schools Washington Post ranked the school 66th in New Jersey and 19th18th in the country. ^[15]

          athletics

          Oakcrest High School Falcons ^[2] compete in the Atlantic Division Cape Atlantic League, an athletic conference consisting of private and public high schools located in Atlantic County, Cape May County, Cumberland County, and Gloucester County, operated by the New Jersey Interscholastic Athletic Association (NJSIAA). ^[16] The school, with 756 students in grades 10-12, was classified by the NJSIAA for the 2015-16 school year as South Jersey Group II for most athletic competitions, which includes schools with enrollments of 49+6 to 778 students in this class. . ^[17] The football team plays in the 95th team of the Independence Division. The West Jersey Football League Super Conference ^{[18] [19]} and was classified as Group III Football South for 2018–2020 by the NJSIAA. ^[20]

          The school offers many sports to its students, including football, autumn cheerleading, field hockey, football, tennis, basketball, winter cheerleading, lacrosse, wrestling, crew, athletics, cross country, powerlifting and baseball. ^[2]

          The wrestling team won the South Jersey Group III State Championship in 1992 and 1993. ^[21]

          In 1997, the women’s track and field team won the Group III state championship. ^[22]

          The Boys Athletics Team won the Group III Indoor Championships in 2011, 2012 and 2013. ^[23]

          The boys’ outdoor track and field team won the 2011 Group IV state championship and the 2012 Group III title. ^[24]

          Marching Band

          In the 2005-06 school year, the Oakcrest High School Marching Ambassadors won a record 37 first place trophies, including a grand championship at the Cavalcade of Bands Liberty Conference. The group has performed at many venues including the Miss America Parade in Atlantic City, the Festival of States in St. Petersburg, Florida, and a tour of Europe including Switzerland, France and Germany.

          School orchestra was Tournament of groups Champions of the first chapter at 1977 and 1988 (Group 2) and 1983-1987 (Group 1). The ensemble was the 1977 Atlantic Coast Group 2 champion. They also finished first in the group. Group Tournament Group 2A Atlantic Coast Championship in 2013. ^[25]

          In 2015, the Ambassadors also won the Group 1A Atlantic Coast Championship in the Tournament of Groups. In the Scheherazade show, modeled on the Santa Clara Vanguard show of the same name, during the 2015 season, the Ambassadors reigned undefeated, as well as setting school and tournament records for the groups themselves. The Ambassadors have won the New Jersey Championship, the Chapter 1 Championship, and the Atlantic Coast Championship. The school holds the highest record ever set by Group 1A with a final grade of 95.92.

          In the 2016 and 2017 seasons, shows called “The Ascension” and “A Dream Come True” won the New Jersey State and Region 1 Open Class 1 Championships, again in the Tournament of Groups.

          The 2018 season was successful. Ambassadors moved to group 2A. In a show called “Uncaged”, they had another undefeated season, followed by another state and region 1 championship win, as well as an Atlantic Coast championship win for 2A with a score of 95,810, the highest score achieved by a group 2A. This was the second result achieved in any Class A by any group in the Group Tournament, ^[26] is second only to their 2015 show.

          Administration

          James Reina – Chief. ^[27]

          Notable Alumni

          See also: Category: Alumni of Oakcrest High School.

          • Brandon Bell (born 1995, class of 2013), linebacker for the Penn State Nittany Lions football team. ^[28]
          • Colin Bell (born 1981, class of 1999), member of the New Jersey Senate who represented the 2nd Legislative District. ^{[29] [30]}
          • Corey Bird (born 1978, class of 1996), American football safety who played in the NFL for the Indianapolis Colts. ^[31]
          • Darhil Camper (born 1990, class of 2008), songwriter, producer. ^[32]
          • Carmen Cincotti (born 1992, class of 2011), competitive eater. ^[33]
          • Darren Drozdov (born 1969), former NFL player for the Denver Broncos and then-WWF (now WWE) wrestler. ^[34]
          • Ronnie Feisst (born 1977, class of 1995), professional freestyle motocross and snowbikecross rider. ^[35]
          • Day Deborah Lipford crowned Miss Delaware In 1976, she became the first black woman to make the Miss America semi-finalist. ^[36]
          • Shameka Marshall (born 1983, class of 2001), long jumper who won the gold medal at the 2007 NACAC Track and Field Championships. ^[37]
          • Cathy Rush (born 1947), former women’s basketball program Head Coach at Immaculata University who led the team to three straight AIAW national titles from 1972-1974. ^[38]
          • Cody Stashak (born 1994), professional baseball pitcher for the Minnesota Twins. ^[39]

          Notable Faculty

          • Doug Colman (born 1973), former NFL linebacker who began his coaching career at Oakcrest. ^[40]
          • Bill Manlove (born 1933), College Football Hall of Fame head coach who coached Oakcrest in 1965 and 1966. ^[41]

          Recommendations

          9 2016 report card narration from Greater Egg Harbor Regional School District, New Jersey Department of Education. As of December 6, 2017, “The Greater Egg Harbor Regional School District serves the communities of Galloway Township, Hamilton Township, Egg Harbor City, Mullica Township and is involved in establishing relationships with Port Republic and Washington Township. The district’s geographic area is the largest in the state, covering 324 square miles. The student body of each of the district’s three public schools, Absegami High School, Cedar Creek High School, and Oakcrest High School, reflects the geographic area’s socioeconomic and ethnic diversity. ” 9 Oakcrest High School Achievement Report 2016-17, New Jersey Department of Education. As of February 18, 2018 “We are the home school for students who live in Hamilton Township and students who live in Egg Harbour, Mullica Township, and Port Republic and Galloway Township are eligible to apply for any of our two magnet programs (biomedical programs). Science and Air Force JROTC in Aerospace Science and Leadership).

          • 9 Policy 5120 Student Allocation Archived 2013-10-29 at the Wayback Machine, Greater Egg Harbor Regional School District. As of October 27, 2014 “Students must attend a school located in their area of ​​residence. Attendance zones for the Greater Egg Harbor Regional School District must be as follows: 1. Students residing in Egg Harbor City must attend Cedar Creek High School. 2. Students residing in Galloway Township must attend Absegami High School. 3. Students who live in Hamilton Township must attend Oakcrest High School 4. Students who live in Mullika Township must attend Cedar Creek High School 5. Students who live in Port Republic and Washington must attend Cedar Creek High School “. 9 Jackson, Vincent. “Former Mays Landing Resident Receives First Grammy Statue in February”, Atlantic City Press , March 3, 2019 Accessed July 22, 2020 “Darhyl ‘DJ’ Camper Jr. Multiple Grammy Award Nominees Over the Years” , met a lot of star teens who want to make a career as a recording artist….. Camper, a 2008 Oakcrest High School graduate, chose to work with HER because their personalities matched and they caught the vibe when they decided to see how they would be play in a recording studio.” 9 Bitzer, Hanna. “Mays Landing native Ronnie Feisst hopes to update his X Games medal collection tonight”, Atlantic City Press , June 30, 2012 Accessed September 2, 2019 “Mays Landing native and freestyle motocross star Ronnie Feisst hopes today get something that has barely eluded him at the last two Summer X Games – a silver or gold medal. Feisst, 1993. The Oakcrest High School graduate is pleased with the bronze medals he has won over the past two years, but is ready to do better. “9 Fleming, Michael. “Mullica’s Miss America Finalist Succeeds in Guam Disco”, Atlantic City Press , November 15, 1990 Accessed September 2, 2019 “Lipford, who grew up in Mullica’s Elwood neighborhood, was Miss Atlantic City of 1974 and Miss Delaware in 1976…. Lipman [ sic ], a 1973 Oakcrest High School graduate who studied theater at the University of Delaware, also founded an employment company, Headhunters… ”
          • 9 Lulgjuraj, Susan. ‘Mighty Poppies’ based on Oakcrest High alum Kathy Rush, releasing today”, Atlantic City Press , October 21, 2011 Accessed October 28, 2011 “Kathy Rush invited friends over to her house several years ago to Ventnor to see an early copy of Mighty Macs … Rush, a native of West Atlantic City in the town of Egg Harbor, saw the filming of this film … “My stomach dropped,” said Rush, a graduate of high school. Oakcrest school at 19 “Former Widener football coach Bill Manlove elected to College Football Hall of Fame”, Widener Pride football, May 24, 2011 Accessed September 27, 2017 “Manlove began his coaching career as an assistant at Gloucester City High School in 1957 to 1959 before becoming head coach for five years. He moved to Oakcrest High School as head coach and was an assistant at Lafayette College from 1967-68 before taking a job at Widener.”

          external link

          • Oakcrest School Site
          • Greater Egg Harbor Regional School District
          • High School District 2015–16 New Jersey Department of Education School Performance Report
          • School Data for Greater Egg Harbor Regional School District, National Center education statistics
          • South Jersey Sports: Oakcrest HS

          Absegami High School

          Absegami High School is a four year comprehensive public high school serving students in ninth through twelfth grades in Galloway Township, Atlantic County, New Jersey, USA The student body comes from Galloway Township. The school is one of three high schools operating within the Greater Egg Harbor Regional School District, which also serves students from Egg Harbor City, Hamilton Township, and Mullica Township, as well as students from Port Republic and Washington Township (in Burlington County), that are present within a send/receive relationship.

          As of the 2019-20 school year, the school enrolled 1,143 students and 100.8 classroom teachers (on an FTE basis), for a student-teacher ratio of 11.3:1. 459 students (40.2% of enrolled) were eligible for a free lunch and 119 (10.4% of students) were eligible for a reduced price lunch.

          Oakcrest High School and Cedar Creek High School are Absegami’s sister schools. Absegami and Occrest lived in the same buildings from the establishment of Absegami High School in 1972 to the construction of a separate campus for Absegami in 1982 year. In a referendum held on September 25, 2007, voters approved 3,176 – 1,719 votes. plans to build a third high school in the district, which will be located in Egg Harbor City, which will help reduce overcrowding in the two existing schools and serve students from Egg Harbor City and Mullica Township. Construction began in the fall of 2008 and was completed in the summer of 2010 at a total project cost of $80 million (of which $59.9 million was associated with construction costs), with the new facility opening in September.

          The school has a variety of programs designed for a wide variety of students, including special needs, High School-to-Work, college prep, Advanced Placement (AP), and performing arts. The school offers 13 courses in which students earn college credits by taking AP exams and 89% of students planned to go on to college.

          CONTENTS

          • 1 Awards, recognition and ratings
          • 2 programs
          • 3 Athletics
          • 4 Marching Band
          • 5 Administration
          • 6 incident 2005
          • 7 Notable Alumni
          • 8 Famous Faculty
          • 9 links
          • 10 External links

          Awards, recognition and rankings
          

          This school was ranked 164th among New Jersey public high schools out of 339 schools in the state in cover article published in New Jersey Monthly of September 2014 on “Top Public High Schools in the State” using a new ranking methodology. In 2012, the school was ranked 260th in the state out of 328 schools, and in 2010 ranked 238th out of 322 schools. In 2008, the magazine was ranked 230th out of 316 schools. The school was ranked 231st in the September 2006 issue of the magazine, which polled 316 schools across the state.

          Programs

          The school’s mission is “to provide every student with the education and support that will enable him or her to develop the skills necessary for political, economic and social functioning as a responsible and contributing citizen in a democratic society” . To achieve this goal, Absegami offers a variety of classes designed to help students achieve their full potential in their future careers in mathematics, art, wood technology, humanities and science.

          Athletics

          Girls Soccer Award Plaque, an example of various awards collected by the Absegs.

          The Absegami High School Braves compete in the Atlantic Division of the Cape Atlantic League, an athletic conference of public and private high schools in Atlantic, Cape May, Cumberland, and Gloucester Counties, which is controlled by the New Jersey Interscholastic Athletic Association. (IAA). The school with 906 students in grades 10-12 was classified by the IAA for 2019–20 school year as Group III for most athletic competitions, which included schools with enrollments between 761 and 1,058 students in that class. The football team competes in the 95-team West Jersey Football League Super Conference Independence Division and has been classified as Football Group III South for 2018–20 by the IAA.

          School colors are Vegas Brown and Gold. The following sports are offered at the school: tennis (women), lacrosse (men), lacrosse (women), baseball, winter athletics (men), tennis (men), athletics in winter (women), swimming (women), golf. (Men), Swimming (Men), Field Hockey, Soccer (Women), Soccer, Soccer (Men), Cross Country (Women), Softball, Volleyball (Women), Basketball (Men), Wrestling (Men), Athletics Spring (women), basketball (women), track and field (men), cross country (men), crew (women), crew (men).

          The wrestling team won the South Jersey Group III Championship in 1997 and the South Jersey Group IV Championship in 1999, 2001, 2002, 2003 and 2004. The team was Group IV State Champion from 2001 to 2004.

          The women’s basketball team won the Group IV state title in 2005 (beating Montclair High School in the tournament final) and 2006 (against Bayonne High School). A full 13 points behind at the end of the first half of the finals, the 2005 team came back to defeat Montclair 62-57 to win the Group IV championship. The team won the Group IV title in 2006 by defeating Bayonne 58-48 at the Ritacco Center.

          The football team beat Cherokee High School 27–26 to win the 2006 South Jersey Group IV championship.

          The Boys’ Spring Athletics Team won the 2008 Group IV State Championship.

          The Boys’ Indoor Track and Field team won the 2010 Group IV State Championship.

          Marching band

          The group was champions of Tournament Of Bands Chapter 1 1991 (Group 2), 1998-2005 (Group 3). New Jersey State Champions 1991, 98, 99, 2000, 01, 02, 03, 04, 05, 06, 13. Atlantic Coast Group III Champions 1998, 2002. USSBA Central Jersey Regional Champions 2006, 2007, 2010. USSBA New Jersey State Champions 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2013 and 2014. Absegami was recognized as the 2006 USSBA Group IV National Champion for a program called Through the Eyes of Children. The Absegami Marching Braves won the 2013 lV AA Group National Champion title with their “New World Symphony” show, as well as the IVA Group New Jersey State Title, and had the first undefeated season in history.

          Administration

          Principal Daniel Kern. Its administrative team includes two deputy directors.

          Incident 2005

          Absegami employs a school counselor who is a member of the local police permanently attached to a particular school. In March–April 2005, it was revealed that Eric Allen, then Absegami’s consultant, had sex with a 17-year-old female student three times over the course of a month in his patrol car. Allen was fired from his position and found guilty of misconduct.

          Notable alumni

          See also: Category:Absegami High School alumni

          • Abdullah Anderson (born 1996), American football defensive tackle for the Pittsburgh Steelers of the National Football League.
          • Tabitha D’Umo (born 1973), hip hop choreographer.
          • Ann Grunow (born c. 1959, class of 1977), Ohio State University senior fellow at Byrd Polar Research Center.
          • Meaghan Jarensky (19born 78), Miss New York USA 2005.
          • Rodney Jerkins (born 1977), record producer, hip hop mogul.
          • Sierra Kaler-Jones (born 1993), beauty pageant titleholder who was crowned Miss New Jersey 2014.
          • Mushond Lee (born 1967), actor who appeared in The Cosby Show and Leaning On Me .
          • Ford Palmer (born 1990, class of 2009), professional middle distance runner who specializes in the 1500 meters and the mile.
          • Vincent J. Polistina (born 1971), politician who served in the New Jersey General Assembly where he represented the 2nd Legislative District from 2008 to 2012.
          • Erica Skroski (born 1994), football player who plays as a quarterback for Blue FC in the NWSL.

          Famous faculty

          • Doug Colman (born 1973), former NFL linebacker who coached Absegami to a 40–15 record, including the program’s only South Jersey Group IV championship, won in 2006.

          used literature

          external links

          • Absegami High School website
          • Greater Egg Harbor Regional School District
          • School Progress Report 2015-2016 by the New Jersey Department of Education
          • Greater Egg Harbor Regional School District School Data, National Center for Education Statistics
          • Absegami

          alumni website

          • South Jersey Sports: Absegami HS

          

          Fallout 4 buildings – School

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          School

          Description

          School building in Diamond City. Consists of two floors with access to the roof. On the first floor there is a small living room with two beds, and on the second floor there is a classroom where children study. Classes at the school are held around the clock, which can be learned from conversations with students. There are always several children at the school (different, depending on the time of day), the teacher is Mr. Zwicky and his assistant is Miss Edna.

          Residents

          • Mr. Zwicky – teacher, director;
          • Miss Edna – teacher’s assistant, robot model Miss Nanny;
          • Toro – domestic cat;
          • Diamond City Guard – on the first floor;
          • Students:
            • Gavin Everitts;
            • Nina Rodriguez;
            • Pete Pembroke;
            • Shen Kawolski;
            • Phil Wallace;
            • Erin Reisch.

          Finds

          Below is a complete list of loose items* in this location.
          ** Items in containers can be generated randomly
          *** Items can be retrieved from some traps, they are not duplicated in the corresponding section above, unless otherwise noted

          building through the upper exit, then in the bus you can find a bottle of beer and a screw.
          • Piper and Curie will like it if, in a conversation with Miss Edna, the Survivor answers: “ Love overcomes everything “.
          • The school appears for the first time in a video shown at exhibition .
          • Finding here the ninth issue of the magazine “To Live and Love” “I Married a Robot!” (rus. I Married a Robot! ) is quite ironic, since the schoolteacher Mr. Zwicky can literally marry Miss Edna’s robot.
          • All finds in this location are available for use only through theft.

          Appearance

          This • Dr. Suna House ▪ House of KELLLOL • House of Codmanov • House Cook • Latimer House • House • • House of Pembrocrochoks Solomon House • Hawthorne House • Shen Kawolski House • Abbott House • Earl Sterling House • Colonial Bar • • Fly Slayers 9 • Meat Storage0848

          Raiders Concord • Liberty Museum • Beantown Brewery • Combat Zone • Corvega Machine Assembly • Dunwich Drillers • East Boston Preparatory School • Federal Food Depot • Libertalia • Quincy Quarries • Quarry Ticket • Satellite Olivia Air Force Station • Walden Pond • Revere Beach Station 908 Commonwealth Coast

          Beacon Hill		Cabot House • Boston Bugle Building • VaultTech Regional Headquarters Science Center Gift Shop
          Fence		Back Street Ramp • Diamond City • Parkview Apartment Building • Fence Street Sewers • Main Base • Hangman’s Lane • Police Station #8 Klokot • Diamond City Market • Household Store • Bridgeway Trust • Brookline Building • Anna’s Cafe • The Fence Cafe • South Fence Tower • Subway Station (Fens) Mountain on Highway • Hester’s Home Robots • Oakwood Residential District • Pearwood Residential District • Alley Camp • Massachusetts Bay Medical Center • Central Boston Polytechnic School • Medical Center Station • North Medical Center Station » • Hub 360
          Financial District		Good Neighbor • Mass Fusion Building • Old Corner Bookstore • Postal Garden • Collapsed Walkway • Postal Terrace Fanel Hall • Lexington & Commonwealth Northwest		Drumlin Diner • Tiket Quarry • Old Robot Cemetery • Suntides Community • Concord • Lexington Apartments • Lexington • Liberty Museum • Lone Chapel • Starlight Restaurant • US Air Force Satellite Station Olivia • Bedford Station • Red Rocket Truck Stop • Supermarket • Sanctuaries • Mystery Pines • Tenpines Bluff • Vault 111 • Walden Pond • Abernathy Farm • Gorski’s Hut • Ranger’s Hut • Wicked Shipping Boat Storage • • basement
          Zone No. 2 Medford and the central north of the Commonwealth		Alliance • Irish Praid • Dadagni • Dark-Dark-Loads • Dark-Loado, Joles Country Crossing • Old Throat Karst • Wildwood Cemetery • Lynn Woods • Tuffington Boathouse • Malden Center • Parsons Oil Mill • Med-Tech Research • Medford Hospital • Tucker Bridge • Quannapowitt Lake • Bravo Lookout Post • Sweatshop • Parsons Asylum • Radio Tower 3SM-U81 • Intelligence Bunker Theta • Skylanes Flight 1981 • Relay Tower 0MC-810 • Mass Fusion Warehouse • Saugas Ironworks • Revere Beach Satellite Dish • Malden High School (Vault 75) • Greentop Greentop • National Guard Training Grounds • Poseidon Turbine #18 • West Everett • Finch Farm • Zimonja Outpost • Slocum Joe Corporation Headquarters • Bunker (Greenbriar Radio Signal) • Complex • Malden • Malden Sewers • Malden Police Station • • Operations • Rocky Narrows Park • Beantown Brewery • Zetan Cave • Chestnut Hillock Reservoir • 1DL-109 Relay Tower • Jalbert Brothers Junkyard • Mass Pike Station • Bunker (raider radio signal) • Oberland Station • Yader-Mir Transit Center (nw) • Fiddlers Green Trailer Park • Vault 81 • Boston Mayor’s Refuge • Watts Electronics • Federal Food Depot • Greygarden Farm • Fort Hagen • Gas Station Fort Hagen Base Station • Massachusetts Blood Transfusion Center • Relay Tower 0BB-915 • Fort Hagen Base Satellite Dish • Fort Hagen Base Hangar (aut) • Fort Hagen (Base) • Tractor Warehouse • Arcjet Engine Transport
          	Boston Airport • Boston Junkyard • Nahant Shipyard • East Boston • Reeb Harbor • Dunwich Drillers • Nahant Sheriff’s Department • Crater House • Rook Family House • Hugo Hole • High City • Big Lukowski Cannery • Cottage on the beach • Libertalia • Mechanist’s Lair (aut) • Kingsport Lighthouse • Salem Witch Museum • Nahant • Nordhagen Beach • Nahant Oceanological Society • Group Family Mansion • RobCo Sales and Service Office (aut) • Lynn Pier Parking • Gibson Point Pier • East Boston Preparatory School • East Boston Police Station • Prydwen • Revere • Nakano Residence (fh) • Boston Airport Ruins • Mahkra Fish Factory • Salem • Sandy Coves Sanitarium • Revere Beach Station • Fort Strong • Nahant Chapel • 95 • Atlantic Offices • Federal Warehouse 84NE • Skylanes Flight 1665 • Relay Tower 0DB-521 • Mass Fusion Burial Site • Scrap Palace • Cutler’s Bend • Electronics Club • Robotics Pioneer Park • WRVR Radio Station • Westing Manor • Somorville-player • split statue
          Zone No. 6 Quincy and the south of the Commonwealth	Hospital “Milton” • Military Block Booston • Garazh • Garazh • Garazh • Garazh • Garazhnaya Kotovs • Garazhnaya Kotovs • Garazhnaya Kotovs • Wilson Atomatoys Plant • Riflemen Building • Quincy Quarries • Neponset Park • Coast Guard Pier • Quincy Police Station • Fairline Hill Estate • Poseidon Energy • Egret Tours Wharf • Broken North Star • Relay Tower 0SC-527 • Quincy Ruins • Lanky John’s Junkyard • NH&M Warehouse • Spectacle Island • West Roxbury Station • Murkwater Construction Site • Mass Pike Tunnel East • Mass Pike Tunnel West • Refuge 88 (VW) • Falllons department store • Enchanting Manor • Farm Warvikov • The Boston Police Supply Center • Private School of the Suffolk County • School School • Rise Skayleins • CHAZHINA of moonshine

          9 Shelter 75 • Shelter 81 • Shelter 88 • Shelter 95 • Shelter 111 • Shelter 114 • Shelter 117 (cut out) • Shelter 118

          Tunnels • Colonial General Store • Terminals and Holotapes, oh my God • CombatZone02 • Airport Alternate Locker • Brotherhood of Steel Alternate Locker • House of the Rose • Brotherhood of Steel Cell • Minutemen Cell • zUnusedTheater46A • ZUnusedTheaterLaundromat • Breakheart Banks (Cave) • Memories

          Automatron

          Fort Hagen Base Hangar • Mechanist’s Lair • RobCo Sales and Service Office • Jackson’s Caravan

          Far Harbor

          Azalea • Acadia • Beaver Creek Bowling • Grand Harbor Hotel • Dubilge Coove’s Fringe Coove Spring • Northwood Ridge Quarry • Paradise Movie Theater • Cranberry Island • Cranberry Island Swamp • Cranberry Island Docks • Cranberry Island Warehouse • Zephyr Ridge Camp • Rock Point Camp • Echo Lake Lumber Mill • Brooks Head Lighthouse • Acadia National Park • National Park Camp • National Park Visitor Center • National Park Headquarters • Aquarium • Red Death Island • Mount Desert Island • Huntress Island • Cliffs Edge Hotel • Refuge 118 • Kitteridge Pass • Pine Crest Cavern • Ruined Radio Tower • Ruined Church • Nakano Residence • Rayburn Point • Horizon Flight 1207 • Luminous Grove • Shrine of the Children of the Atom • Shrine of the Radiant Peak • Waves Crest Orphanage • Wind Farm Service Building • Briney’s Tackle and Bait • Aldersea Spa • Kawaketak Station • Old Pond House • DiMA Cache • Pump control • Lemonade factory “Vim!” • Far-Harbor • Bait • Last shelter • Farm Dalton • Longfello hut • Haddok-Kovu • South-Western Harbor • Core • Control Center • vessel

          9085AL Tec Workshop

          Shelter 88 • Pharmacy “Universiti-point”

          NUKA-depend

          “Volt-Tek” Safari – home of primates • Safari – home of reptiles • Bradburton Amphitheater • RobCo Arena • Yader Mobile Arena • Bradburton • Wixon Shovel Museum • Galaxy • Mount Fizztop • Fizztop Grill • Children’s Kingdom • Morton’s House • Evan’s House • Mr. Cap’s Treehouse • Bottling Distillery • Grandchester Mystery Mansion • Yader King’s Castle • Dry Gulch Staff Area • Bradburton’s Office • Mr. Cap’s Cafe • Starlight Cinema • Ferris Wheel • Hubology Camp • World of Freshness • Pavilion of Laughter • Yader Town Market • Salon • Dock Phosphate Saloon • Safari • Yader-Mira Landfill • Northern Dam • Yader-Mir Station • Dry Gorge • Dry Gorge Theater • Technical tunnels • Dunmore Farm • Nuka-Mira Power Plant • Bradburton Flyover • Nuka-Arcade • Nuka-Galaxy • Nuka-Spaceport • Nuka-Mir • Nuka-Town, USA • Nuka Town Rear Stage • Nuka King Castle Tower • Crazy Mulligan Carts • Fizztop Grill Verandah • Nuka King Yard • • Yaker- Evil Anaconda Castle Roof • Bear’s Lair • Secret Beverage Lab • Yader-Mir’s Service Room • Nuka-Mir’s Maintenance Tunnels • Visitor Center • Mad Mine Mine01118

          Bel-Harbor and Surfside

          Bel-Harbor-a high-class member of the gorgeous, intimacy, intimate street and connects the two areas to Miami Beach at the south end at 87th Terrace. The two areas share a limited selection of exclusive, ultra-luxury high-rise and mid-rise projects that offer the next level of amenities and unparalleled privacy, along with breathtaking Atlantic Ocean, Biscayne Bay, and city skyline views from their beautiful Collins Avenue waterfront locations. Bal Harbor and Surfside’s world-renowned designer shops, upscale restaurants, and strong community vibes attract a select group of local, northern and international clients who are primarily interested in investment opportunities and resale homes in an idyllic oasis of setting.

          Bal Harbor and Surfside may only offer a handful of ultra-luxury developments, but they provide a wide range of sizes, layouts and housing choices at various prices, including condominiums, townhouses and penthouses located in their high-rise, hotel and mid-rise buildings. This allowed them to capture nearly 25% of total luxury condominium sales among Miami’s top ten waterfront communities in 2018.

          Exquisitely designed homes are located directly on prime private waterfront plazas and within easy reach of immaculately landscaped parks, designer boutiques, cutting-edge wellness centers, iconic eateries and vibrant art and fashion scenes. The two neighborhoods have evolved into the new epicenter of top-notch resort lifestyle while maintaining their strong, upscale residential roots dating back to 1930s and 1940s.

          Vibe

          Tranquility, classy elegance best describe Bala Harbor and its bordering Surfside. Here, residents like to say that nothing very dramatic is happening – and they like to keep it under wraps. This understated charm, however, belies the rich culture found in the many cafes, eateries, world-famous shopping districts, and locally-focused arts events such as Surfside, a monthly wintertime arts and entertainment fest held on charming Harding. Avenue” (Harding Avenue).

          While many of Miami Beach’s more southerly downtown stretches have cutting-edge nightclubs and world-famous dance venues, these adjoining enclaves surround homeowners with local attractions and trendy chic venues that provide a more intimate, graceful, and wholesome atmosphere.

          Lifestyle

          Top-tier investors who understand the value of high-end resort lifestyle in an ultra-private setting that provides quick access to the sophistication and glamor of Downtown Miami and South Beach are drawn to the multi-million dollar homes that these two seaside communities put on display. In addition, families and singles seeking exclusive luxury in a quaint seaside setting also appreciate multi-size options that allow executives and homeowners to meet a wide variety of lifestyle needs at affordable prices. The zip code that both communities share is one of the most exclusive in Miami.

          The entire area is rated as very walkable due in large part to the many public parks and green spaces, as well as the small, well-planned village surroundings, making the area ideal for an active lifestyle. Bal Harbor Ten Blocks has a cafe, an open-air designer mall and an open-air exhibition of works by local artists, while Surfside also has a special downtown mall, a family-friendly community center, community art exhibits, and a bike and a mile-long footpath located on the seafront.

          Shopping, Dining & Culture

          Surfside’s astonishing array of designer shops, iconic restaurants, cultural events, landscaped green spaces and recreational and entertainment opportunities create an enriched, well-rounded and luxurious lifestyle. Here are some of the highlights of life in these exclusive areas.

          Shopping

          Bal Harbor Stores: With the latest in fashion from Milan, Paris and New York including Fendi, Prada, Balenciaga, Chloé and Dior, these world famous boutiques and restaurants attract customers from all over the world, who are looking for rare and precious designer items as well as delicious gastronomic experiences.

          Bal Harbor Stores has built a $500 million long-awaited expansion.

          Downtown Surfside Shopping District : This high-end shopping and dining district is located around Harding Avenue and includes all-inclusive spas, chic boutiques

          Parks & Recreation

          Bal Harbor Yacht Club: This exclusive private yacht club offers 35 lifeguards at a quaint spring that opens to the magnificent indigo blue waters of Biscayne Bay.

          Haulover Marine Center: Established as the largest dryboat factory in Miami, this climate-friendly center is located just under a mile from the entrance and is located within the 180-acre Haulover Park, which offers a 9-hole course golf courses, a variety of offshore and shore rental options, and a magical underground path leading directly to Haulover Beach.

          North Shore Park: Recently renovated at a cost of $6 million, this stunning 28 acre site, located partly on the southern edge of Surfside now, boasts a exploration area, play turf and 200 additional trees, partially planted to enhance the privacy of its northern neighbour, the ultra-luxury condominium development Eighty Seven Park.

          Collins Avenue Surfside also has a number of recreational activities such as a tennis center, city bikes, and an innovative community center with open green space and more than 90 different health and wellness classes. Other park areas include Veterans Park, Bal Harbor Park, and 93rd Street Dog Park.

          Restaurants & Bars

          The Surf Club: This legendary 1930 social club has been redesigned and in 2018 its signature restaurant opened under the watchful eye of multi-star Michelin chef Thomas Keller. It presents historical continental cuisine in a modern style for guests and residents of the luxurious towers adjoining it.

          Le Sirenuse Restaurant and Champagne Bar: The Surf Club The old ballroom and loggia house not one but two world-famous restaurants where legends of screen, stage and politics met during Hollywood’s Golden Age on famous parties. Today, owner Antonio Sersale serves gourmet Mediterranean cuisine and classic Miami Beach cocktails.

          Regis Bal Harbor in Atlanticos: Chef Anastasios Chasekioglou has created an innovative combination of authentic Greek dishes using both local and Piraean ingredients to provide a one-of-a-kind “journey” through the flavors of the Greek islands.

          SkyBar at the Grand Beach Hotel : Sip champagne on 12 floors above the ocean at this iconic rooftop lounge, featuring modern Mediterranean-inspired design and breathtaking ocean views.

          Arts & Entertainment

          High Fashion Shops of Bal Harbor: In addition to being an international shopping destination, the open-air mall is also a central hub for designer events, social events, curator trips, fashion shows and open boutiques.

          Paddletopia Festival: Combining the love of holistic living and Surfside ocean bliss, this 2-day park extravagance 96th Street is highlighted by eco-fashion shows, a health and wellness show, family events and, of course, paddleboarding along the beautiful inland waterways.

          Third Thursday: From January through April, Surfside brings the community together for live music, dance, entertainment, fitness, luxury food and a fun themed gala on Harding Avenue in Downtown’s shopping district.

          First Fridays: From June to September residents gather at 93rd Beach Pavilion for an amazing summer party of wellness, artistic, environmental and recreational activities.

          Ultra-luxury living in Bal Harbor and Surfside

          Bal Harbor Surfside has risen to the top of the ultra-luxury condominium market over the past few years with the most innovative next-level condominiums, townhouses and penthouses available anywhere in Miami. Here are five places where you can experience life in an idyllic waterfront oasis, and enjoy unparalleled holistic amenities and services, as well as unparalleled access to Miami’s world-famous cultural scenes.

          Oceana

          Newly built in 2017, the Ocean Twin Towers rise 28 stories above Biscayne Bay and the waters of the Atlantic Ocean below, at 10201 Collins Avenue, overlooking some of South Florida’s most exquisite beach vistas. Designed by renowned Italian architect Piero Lissoni, the 239 one- and four-bedroom residences and penthouses feature beautiful east-west flow through floor-to-ceiling glass wall design and private residence elevators for maximum convenience and privacy.

          St Regis Bal Harbor

          Immediately south at 9701 Collins Avenue is this stunning trio of interconnected towers that light up the sky with their beautiful bronze reflections. Completed in 2011, the towers feature 268 elegant one- and five-bedroom waterfront homes that are just minutes away from Bal Harbor’s exclusive shops. Residences feature spacious balconies with European imported cabinetry and ultra-luxury amenities that include two exquisitely landscaped oceanfront pools with high-tech cabanas and minibars.

          Fendi Chateau

          South of Bal Harbor on the northern edge of Surfside is the world’s first residential building designed by Fendi. The acclaimed design house partnered with acclaimed international architecture firm Arquitectonica to create 58 artistically stunning homes with precious elements found nowhere else in Miami. Opened in 2016 at 9349 Collins Avenue, the ultra-spacious homes range from 3,400 to 10,000 square feet and include three-to-four-bedroom condominiums and a limited collection of penthouses.

          The Residences at The Surf Club Four Seasons

          The recently refurbished Surf Club from the 1930s features two brand new 12-story residential towers located on either side of this legendary community venue. The residences, made up of 150 contemporary homes with Mediterranean interior design by Parisian architect Joseph Durand, are set on nearly 1,000 feet of prime oceanfront real estate. The quartet of historic and modern buildings also includes the 77-room Four Seasons Hotel located behind the buildings. Residences opened in 2017 at 9 Collins Avenue011.

          Eighty Seven Park

          Located on the south end of Miami Beach Surfside, this stunning elliptical innovative design, along with one of Miami’s most private resorts, includes the most advanced all-inclusive wellness facilities in the world. It has been designed with its own private park, orchard and landscaped linear garden, and sits opposite the northern edge of the newly renovated North Shore Park to create an Eden-style paradise. The complex has 70 condominiums with one or five bedrooms and some of the largest terraces in proportion to the building located anywhere in Miami. Ultra-luxury amenities include an on-site nutritionist, full-time botanist, and private outdoor gardens at each residence. Eighty Seven Park is set for early 2020 delivery.

          Schools

          Elementary and middle school students living in Bal Harbor, Surfside can attend the upscale Ruth K. Broad Bay Harbor K-8 Center, part of Miami-Dade Public Schools. There are no private elementary and high schools in these two communities, but the nearby St. Joseph School in North Miami Beach offers an excellent curriculum for kindergarten students through 8th grade, as well as a charter school, Mother Academy, which serves kindergarten through 9th grade.th class. Public school students have the option of attending Miami Beach’s Dade County High School, less than 10 miles to the south, or A.D. Henderson and FAA High School located nearby Boca Raton. A little further north is Fort Lauderdale’s Pine Crest School, often ranked as the best private high school in Florida.

          The best thing about Bal Harbor

          Bal Harbor’s status as one of the world’s most beloved designer shopping destinations, combined with its private, serene and upscale surroundings, make it both an incredible investment opportunity and a fantastic place to be. you can call your home.

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          The very best of Surfside

          As the gateway to South Beach and the world-famous Downtown area, Surfside offers unparalleled access to the glamour, sophistication and high culture that Miami has to offer, all within one of the most intimate, private and breathtaking luxury resort destinations in the world.

          10 celebrities who never finished school

          05 May 2016 15:36

          School isn’t for everyone and these successful celebrities have proven that a high school diploma isn’t always necessary. Here are collected celebrities who, for one reason or another, did not finish school, but in their case this did not stop them.

          #10: Quentin Tarantino
          You may know him as a great screenwriter, actor, producer or director of some modern hits like Pulp Fiction, Reservoir Dogs or Django Unchained. However, looking into Tarantino’s past, it turns out that he didn’t finish high school. Young Quentin dropped out of the Nabronn School in Harbor City after the ninth grade and decided to take up the practical study of cinema. Subsequently, he took several lessons in amateur theater, worked as an usher in an adult cinema, and for a while recommended to people what to watch at the Video Archive video store on Manhattan Beach.

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          No. 9: Robert Downey, Jr.
          This actor is world famous for his roles in Charlie Chaplin and Iron Man, and also charmed us in Less than Zero and made us laugh to tears in “Soldiers of Failure”, also did not receive a diploma from school. Around the age of 16, the child of actor Robert Downey Sr. dropped out of school in Santa Monica and moved to New York to pursue an acting career that he started at the age of 5. 1985 proved to be a breakthrough year for his post-academic acting career, with Wall to Wall and Wonders of Science.

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          #8: Robert De Niro
          Yes, that Robert De Niro. Although he is considered one of the great living actors known for his roles in such films as “Raging Bull”, “Taxi Driver” and “The Godfather 2”, everything began much more modestly. The child of divorced parents, he drifted from school to school in his youth, but even then he showed an aptitude for acting. Before he turned 17, he decided to drop out of school and devote himself full-time to teaching acting at the Stella Adler Conservatory and the Lee Strasberg Acting Studio. The rest is history.

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          #7: Nicolas Cage
          Director Francis Ford Coppola’s nephew, Cage has shown he can stand up for himself without using his famous last name in films such as The Rock, National Treasure ” and “Leaving Las Vegas”. However, few people know, but at the age of 16, young Nicholas Coppola, obsessed with James Dean and dreams of an acting career, left school in Beverly Hills. Early in his career, he changed his last name on Cage and soon landed a small role in the film Fast Times at Ridgemont High.

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          #6: Tom Cruise
          Can you imagine that such a handsome and successful actor could become a priest? But it could actually happen. Tom Cruise, who grew up almost in poverty, wandered from school to school in an unfavorable family as a child. Despite the fact that he was fond of various sports: field hockey and football, he was going to become a Catholic priest and even entered the seminary. But in high school, the dyslexic kid dropped out to become an actor in New York. And he landed his first minor role in Endless Love, and just a few years later, Top Gun and Risky Business made him a superstar.

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          #5: Hilary Swank
          At a fairly young age, athletic Swank was torn between school and theater, gymnastics, and the Washington State Junior Olympic Swim Team. After her parents’ divorce, Swank continued to take acting classes in Los Angeles. Although she initially went to South Pasadena High School, her feelings of separation from her friends caused her to leave. She probably didn’t look back with regret after her first lead role in Karate Kid 4, as she’s since won two awards from the Academy.

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          #4: Jim Carrey
          Imagine this comedy legend in your classroom! And in fact he was a local clown. However, with the onset of hard times, 15-year-old Carrie was forced to leave high school and start working as a janitor to help support his family. It was much later when he decided to show himself in the comedy genre, but does anyone regret this? Casting him led to what we ended up with: Dumb and Dumber classics and Ace Ventura, as well as his more serious roles in The Truman Show and Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind.

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          #3: Diana, Princess of Wales
          Just because you’re a princess doesn’t mean you’re an honors student. Diana Spencer, who later became the beloved Princess of Wales, was not considered a good student at West Health Girls’ School. In fact, when she moved to high school, passing tests to determine the knowledge gained, she failed twice. Although she went to high school in Switzerland, she never graduated. Later at 19years, she became engaged to Prince Charles and soon married him.

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          #2: Nicole Kidman
          When her mother was diagnosed with breast cancer, 17-year-old Nicole dropped out of school to help her family by working at a massage parlor. Shortly thereafter, she decided to pursue a career as an actress inspired by Margaret Hamilton from The Wizard of Oz, returning to school where she continued to study acting. Debuting in the Australian film Bush Christmas, she gained international fame a few years later with her role in Dead Pool.

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          #1: Richard Branson
          Billionaires are supposed to make money from their good education, right? Perhaps not.