Elsinboro Township School District

Located at 631 Salem-Ft. Elfsborg Road in Salem, New Jersey, the Elsinboro Township School District is an active, single-school public school district serving the local community. Operating in a fringe town setting within the broader Philadelphia-Camden-Wilmington metropolitan region, the district offers comprehensive education for students from pre-kindergarten through eighth grade. As an independent, traditional public school system—unattached to charter networks or supervisory unions—Elsinboro concentrates its resources on early childhood and middle-grades development, laying a strong academic foundation before students transition to high school. Parents, community members, and educational researchers can learn more by visiting the district’s official website at elsinboroschool.org or contacting the main office at (856) 935-3817.

In the 2024–2025 school year NCES dataset, the district maintains a close-knit learning community with an enrollment of 106 students. The student body reflects the area's background, comprising 68 White students, 16 Black students, 11 Hispanic students, and 11 students of two or more races, with a gender distribution of 57 female and 49 male students. Elsinboro supports its learners with a substantial educational staff, including approximately 33 full-time equivalent teachers, an instructional aide, and nearly 13 support personnel, bringing total district staffing to around 47 full-time equivalent positions. This remarkably low student-to-staff ratio empowers the district to provide highly individualized instruction, small class environments, and a supportive, community-centered atmosphere for every child.