Robbinsville
Public Schools
Robbinsville Public Schools is a compact, single-campus-per-level district built around one of Mercer County's newest planned townships. Three schools serve about 3,000 students: Sharon Elementary, Pond Road Middle School, and Robbinsville High School, which the township opened in 2004-05 after previously sending students to Lawrence Township. Robbinsville High School's 2024-25 average SAT total of 1261 ranks 14th among all New Jersey public high schools, and the graduation rate is about 97%.
~3,000
Students district-wide
1261
RHS average SAT total (2024-25)
#14
NJ public high school SAT rank (2024-25)
~97%
Graduation rate
Three schools, one campus per level
Because the district has only one school per level, there are no attendance-zone decisions to weigh when choosing a home in Robbinsville.
| Elementary | Sharon Elementary School (PreK-4) |
| Middle | Pond Road Middle School (5-8) |
| High | Robbinsville High School (9-12) |
How Robbinsville ranks
Why SAT, not a ratings site. We lean on average SAT totals rather than crowd-sourced grades like Niche, since the SAT is a single, objective, year-over-year comparable number rather than a weighted opinion score.
SAT (2024-25). Robbinsville High School's average total is 1261, ranking 14th among all New Jersey public high schools. See the full Greater Princeton SAT comparison.
Outcomes. The graduation rate is about 97%, among the top 10% of New Jersey districts.
What stands out academically
AP depth. 21 AP courses at Robbinsville High School.
Gifted & talented. A district-run Gifted and Talented program.
STEM research. Access to a NASA-affiliated research program and a University of Pennsylvania environmental-science mentorship program for high schoolers.
Neighborhoods that feed Robbinsville schools
Every home in Robbinsville Township (zip 08691) is in the district. Because Robbinsville has just one school per level, every address in the township attends the same schools, so families don't need to compare attendance zones the way they do in larger districts.
Explore Robbinsville's neighborhoods in our neighborhood guides.
What's changing in the district
Referendum rejected. Voters rejected a $5.03M school-funding referendum in March 2026. The district's tentative 2026-27 budget responds with about $2.4M in reductions, citing a structural budget deficit, including teaching positions, courtesy busing changes, and some program reductions.
We track how this develops and will update this page as the district finalizes its budget.
Robbinsville Schools
FAQ
How good are Robbinsville schools?
Robbinsville High School's 2024-25 average SAT total is 1261, ranking 14th among all New Jersey public high schools, and the graduation rate is about 97%.
Which schools would my child attend?
Sharon Elementary (PreK-4), then Pond Road Middle School (5-8), then Robbinsville High School (9-12). There is only one school per level, so every address in the township attends the same schools.
What programs stand out?
21 AP courses, a district-run Gifted and Talented program, and STEM research opportunities including a NASA-affiliated program and a UPenn environmental-science mentorship program.
What's changing in the district?
A $5.03M referendum was rejected by voters in March 2026, and the district's tentative 2026-27 budget includes about $2.4M in reductions in response.
Rankings and statistics are from the sources and years cited above and change over time; please verify current figures directly with the district.
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