Lower Alloways Creek, NJ is a small town in Salem County, located just over 30 miles south of Philadelphia. The school system in Lower Alloways Creek is highly rated and provides quality education to the local youth. The district consists of three schools, Lower Alloways Creek School (K-6), Alloway Township School (7-8) and Woodstown High School (9-12). Students here have access to a wide range of educational opportunities including Advanced Placement courses, career and technical programs, extracurricular activities, and athletics. The district takes great pride in advancing student achievement through its commitment to provide quality instruction at every level. All teachers have high expectations for their students’ academic success no matter their background, cultural origin or level of ability. The district also strives to ensure that the latest technology is available to enhance the learning process. Lower Alloways Creek school district is dedicated to helping students reach their full potential while also ensuring safety and security for all members of the school community.
Lower Alloways Creek schools spend $21,138 per student (The US average is $12,383). There are 9 pupils per teacher, 226 students per librarian, and 0 children per counselor.