Public schools in Mercer County
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108 public schools in Mercer County, New Jersey.
From NCES’s yearly directory of Jul 1, 2026. The record lists 2,552 public schools in New Jersey.
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- Public elementary school for grades pre-K to 5 Toll Gate Grammar School Pennington, New Jersey 08534 9.3%of students chronically absent, 2022-23299students, 2024-257.7students per teacher Levelpublic elementary school for grades pre-K to 5GradesPre-K to 5Students299Per teacher7.7Chronically absent9.3%
- Public high school for grades 10 to 12 Trenton Central High School - Main Campus Trenton, New Jersey 08611 52.3%of students chronically absent, 2022-232,097students, 2024-2513.3students per teacher Levelpublic high school for grades 10 to 12Grades10 to 12Students2,097Per teacher13.3Chronically absent52.3%
- Public high school for grade 9 Trenton Central High School-9th Grade Academy Trenton, New Jersey 08609 58.3%of students chronically absent, 2022-23890students, 2024-2515.0students per teacher Levelpublic high school for grade 9Grades9Students890Per teacher15Chronically absent58.3%
- Public alternative school Trenton Psychiatric Hospital Trenton, New Jersey 08625 Levelpublic alternative schoolGradesNot givenStudentsNot givenPer teacherNot publishedChronically absentNot published
- Public elementary school for grades pre-K to 5 University Heights Elementary School Hamilton, New Jersey 08619 9.1%of students chronically absent, 2022-23308students, 2024-259.7students per teacher Levelpublic elementary school for grades pre-K to 5GradesPre-K to 5Students308Per teacher9.7Chronically absent9.1%
- Public elementary school for grades 4 to 5 Village Elementary School West Windsor, New Jersey 08550 7.8%of students chronically absent, 2022-23657students, 2024-2511.3students per teacher Levelpublic elementary school for grades 4 to 5Grades4 to 5Students657Per teacher11.3Chronically absent7.8%
- Public elementary school for grades K to 2 Walter C. Black Elementary School Hightstown, New Jersey 08520 21.7%of students chronically absent, 2022-23510students, 2024-259.9students per teacher Levelpublic elementary school for grades K to 2GradesK to 2Students510Per teacher9.9Chronically absent21.7%
- Public high school for grades 9 to 12 West Windsor-Plainsboro High School South West Windsor, New Jersey 08550 7.9%of students chronically absent, 2022-231,627students, 2024-2513.7students per teacher Levelpublic high school for grades 9 to 12Grades9 to 12Students1,627Per teacher13.7Chronically absent7.9%
- Public elementary school for grades K to 3 William Harrison Elementary School Trenton, New Jersey 08611 38.1%of students chronically absent, 2022-23243students, 2024-2512.2students per teacher Levelpublic elementary school for grades K to 3GradesK to 3Students243Per teacher12.2Chronically absent38.1%
- Public elementary school for grades pre-K to 5 William L Antheil Elementary School Ewing, New Jersey 08638 16.4%of students chronically absent, 2022-23746students, 2024-2511.0students per teacher Levelpublic elementary school for grades pre-K to 5GradesPre-K to 5Students746Per teacher11Chronically absent16.4%
- Public elementary school for grades pre-K to 5 Yardville Elementary School Hamilton, New Jersey 08620 6.1%of students chronically absent, 2022-23312students, 2024-2514.2students per teacher Levelpublic elementary school for grades pre-K to 5GradesPre-K to 5Students312Per teacher14.2Chronically absent6.1%
- Public elementary school for grades pre-K to 5 Yardville Heights Elementary School Hamilton, New Jersey 08620 20.0%of students chronically absent, 2022-23251students, 2024-2510.8students per teacher Levelpublic elementary school for grades pre-K to 5GradesPre-K to 5Students251Per teacher10.8Chronically absent20%
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NCES, school directory, 2025-26 (preliminary). Released Jul 1, 2026. Updated yearly.
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