Schools
Cinnaminson Township Public Schools rank #4 in Burlington County. Here's a complete look at every school in the district, plus private options.
#4
Best School District in Burlington County
Niche 2025
B+
Overall District Grade
Niche
A-
High School Rating
Niche
92%
Math Proficiency Rate
NJ Dept of Education
District Overview
Cinnaminson Township Public Schools serve approximately 2,500 students across five schools. The district earns a B+ overall on Niche, ranking #4 among Best School Districts in Burlington County and 90th out of 245 qualifying districts statewide.
The district is particularly strong in academics and teacher quality. Cinnaminson High School achieves a 92% math proficiency rate, with an average SAT score of 1220 and an average ACT of 26, placing it in the top 30% of all New Jersey public high schools.
For families considering private education, Westfield Friends School, a Quaker institution founded in 1788, offers a values-based alternative within the township boundaries.
Cinnaminson High School
Grades 9-12 · ~~903 students
SAT avg: 1220. ACT avg: 26. 92% math proficiency. 132nd of 434 NJ public high schools (top 30%). Strong athletics, arts, and STEM programs.
Cinnaminson Middle School
Grades 7-8 · ~~500 students
Feeds into Cinnaminson High School. Strong academic foundation with extracurricular programs in athletics, music, and STEM clubs.
New Albany Elementary School
Grades K-6 · ~~400 students
One of the elementary schools serving the township. Known for engaged teachers, active parent community, and strong early literacy programs.
Bryn Athyn Elementary School
Grades K-6 · ~~350 students
Serves students in the northern portion of the township. Active PTA, small class sizes, and a focus on differentiated instruction.
Westfield Friends School
Grades PreK-8 · ~~200 students
A Quaker private school founded in 1788, one of the oldest in the region. Offers a values-based education with small classes and community service focus.
Why Schools Matter Here
In Cinnaminson, school quality is one of the top three reasons families choose to move here. The township's #4 ranking in Burlington County isn't just a statistic. It reflects a community that invests in education, attracts talented teachers, and supports programs that prepare students for college and careers.
The district offers comprehensive programs from kindergarten through 12th grade, with strong extracurricular activities including athletics, performing arts, and STEM clubs. Students consistently perform above state averages in standardized testing.
Certified Teachers
Highly qualified, experienced educators across all grade levels with strong professional development.
Above Average Testing
Students consistently outperform state averages in math, reading, and science assessments.
Active PTA
Engaged parent organizations at every school contribute to a supportive learning environment.
Athletics & Activities
Comprehensive sports, arts, music, and academic competition programs at all levels.
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