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North End Elementary School is a suburban public school in Cedar Grove, New Jersey that is part of Cedar Grove School District. It serves 307 students in grades Pre-K - 4 with a student/teacher ratio of 9.6:1. Its teachers have had 2 projects funded on �ǿմ�ý.

Public School

Grades Pre-K - 4

307 Students

32 Teachers

122 Stevens Ave

Cedar Grove, NJ 07009 View local requests

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North End Elementary School Demographics

of students receive free or reduced price lunch

Source: the National Center for Education Statistics

19%

of students are Black, Latino, Native American, or Asian

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