Salem, NJ is a small town located in the south-eastern corner of New Jersey. The town has a total population of 4,700 people and is known for its historic architecture and small-town charm. The education system in Salem consists of four public schools: Salem High School, Salem Middle School, Penns Grove High School and an elementary school. The schools are rated highly by both parents and students alike, proving that the local education provided to the students in Salem is of great quality. With two high schools and one middle school to choose from, along with various extracurricular activities offered at each school level, students are presented with many opportunities to further their academic excellence. Parents can also feel assured knowing that their children will receive a high quality education in the town of Salem.
Salem schools spend $23,904 per student (The US average is $12,383). There are 10 pupils per teacher, 404 students per librarian, and 202 children per counselor.