Long Memorial Elementary School
In this section of our site, we provide a few resources to help you make informed decisions about schools for your child. These include data and information on various aspects of schools and their performance.
The first is a chart that accurately measures how well Hawthorne of New Jersey, does in terms of overall educational achievement at the high school level. This is important if you’re considering sending your child to a particular public high school.
This chart provides an interesting comparison of Hawthorne’s performance compared to other places in the greater Hawthorne area for a few different sizes of student educational attainment. These measures are a little more complicated than a simple measurement of a single number but offer some interesting insights.
Among the many highlights is that Hawthorne does an excellent job of serving students from low-income families. This is a vital statistic because low-income children often struggle academically when they attend schools that don’t have the resources to help them succeed.
Another notable achievement is that Hawthorne has a high rate of students taking advanced classes in their junior and senior high school years. This indicates how much they are learning and what kind of things their teachers are incorporating into the curriculum.
A more in-depth analysis of the highest levels of education that can be gained by some of the people living in this region is shown in Figure 6. This chart looks at the number of students with a Bachelor’s Degree or higher, which generally means an institution, college, or university that has offered an educational program leading to this type of degree.
The chart also shows the percentage of people who have completed a graduate equivalency degree (GED) or equivalent certification/credential. This is a significant factor for parents who want to ensure their young adult will be prepared for post-high school employment or further study.
Finally, the chart also displays the proportion of people enrolled in a public or private graduate or professional school in this area. The diagram depicts that Hawthorne has a very impressive ratio of about 2.8 times bigger students enrolled in public graduate or professional school than its private counterparts.
The best part about this resource is that it has a lot of other charts and tables that are categorized into many different groupings. This makes it easy to find precisely what you’re looking for without having to sift through the entire database of charts and tables.