Atlantic Highlands School District

Located at 140 First Avenue in Atlantic Highlands, New Jersey, the Atlantic Highlands School District is a traditional, non-charter public school system set within a large suburban community in the New York-Newark-Jersey City metropolitan area. Historically designed to support primary education from pre-kindergarten through sixth grade, the district's operational status is recorded as closed for the 2024–2025 school year, with zero active operational schools reporting. While active campus staffing and daily instruction have ceased under this status, the district's administrative framework remains a key point of reference for researchers and local families exploring educational reorganization in Monmouth County, with additional information accessible through its official web portal at ahes.tridistrict.org.

In its reported enrollment cycle, the district served a compact student body of 256 children, maintaining a close-knit learning environment. The student body was composed of 132 male and 124 female students, ranging from early childhood programs—including 2 pre-kindergarten and 28 kindergarten students—through sixth grade (37 students), as well as 9 ungraded students receiving specialized support. Demographically, the student population included 211 White students, 20 Hispanic students, 14 multiracial students, 7 Black students, 3 Asian students, and 1 American Indian student. Together, these figures offer researchers, parents, and community stakeholders an insightful snapshot of the district's demographic makeup and instructional scope prior to its operational closure.