Everything you need to know about the Delran Township School District. School profiles, programs, enrollment, achievements, and what makes each school special.
The Delran Township School District serves approximately 2,900 students across four schools, from pre-kindergarten through twelfth grade. The district is known for its dedicated teachers, strong community support, and a comprehensive curriculum that balances academic rigor with opportunities for personal growth.
Parents considering a move to Delran often ask about the schools first, and for good reason. The quality of a school district affects property values, family life, and your child's future. The Delran district has earned a reputation for being a solid, community-focused system where teachers know their students by name and families are actively involved.
For a broader look at family life in Delran, visit the Schools & Family Guide. To compare Delran to nearby districts, check the School Ratings and Test Scores page.
4
Schools
~2,900
Students
PK-12
Grade Range
~13:1
Student-Teacher Ratio
Millbridge Elementary serves Delran's youngest learners from pre-kindergarten through second grade. Located at 282 Conrow Road, the school is the foundation of the district's educational journey.
The school focuses on building strong foundational skills in reading, math, and social development. Classrooms are nurturing and structured, with an emphasis on early literacy. The school's early literacy programs have been recognized for helping students build reading confidence in those critical early years.
Millbridge also offers a full-day pre-kindergarten program for eligible families, giving young children a head start on their education in a structured, play-based environment.
Delran Intermediate School, located at 50 Hartford Road, serves students in grades 3 through 5. This is where students transition from learning to read to reading to learn, and the school handles that shift with a thoughtful, supportive approach.
The intermediate school builds on the foundation laid at Millbridge, introducing more structured academic subjects while still maintaining the supportive environment younger students need. Students begin switching classes for certain subjects, helping them develop independence and time management skills.
The school offers enrichment programs in science, technology, and the arts. The intermediate years are also when many students begin participating in extracurricular activities and school clubs for the first time.
Delran Middle School, located at 905 South Chester Avenue, serves students in grades 6 through 8. This is where the academic rigor intensifies, and students begin making choices about their educational path.
The middle school offers a comprehensive curriculum including honors courses in math and language arts, STEM programs, and a variety of exploratory classes. Students can participate in band, chorus, art, and technology courses that help them discover their interests and talents.
Extracurriculars expand significantly at the middle school level. Sports teams, academic clubs, student government, and community service opportunities give students meaningful ways to get involved and develop leadership skills.
Delran High School, located at 20 Creek Road, serves approximately 912 students in grades 9 through 12. Home of the Bears, the high school is a comprehensive four-year institution offering a wide range of academic, athletic, and extracurricular opportunities.
The high school offers Advanced Placement (AP) courses in multiple subjects, including English, math, science, history, and foreign languages. Students can also take advantage of career and technical education programs, dual enrollment opportunities with local colleges, and a robust arts program.
Athletics are a major part of the high school experience. Delran High School fields teams in football, basketball, soccer, baseball, softball, track and field, wrestling, lacrosse, field hockey, cheerleading, and more. The school's athletic programs have a strong tradition of success in the Burlington County Scholastic League.
Beyond academics and athletics, the high school offers dozens of clubs and organizations, from National Honor Society and robotics to theater, debate, and student council. The school's college counseling program helps students navigate the application process, with graduates attending a wide range of four-year colleges, universities, and trade programs.
Beyond the core curriculum, Delran schools offer programs that support every student's needs and interests.
The district provides a full range of special education services, including in-class support, resource rooms, and self-contained settings, tailored to each student's Individualized Education Program (IEP).
ELL services support students whose first language is not English. The district provides language instruction and support to help these students succeed academically.
The district identifies gifted students and provides enrichment opportunities, honors courses at the middle and high school levels, and accelerated learning options.
Band, chorus, and visual arts programs are available from elementary through high school. The high school's marching band and theater productions are highlights of the school year.
High school students can explore career pathways through CTE programs, including business, technology, and skilled trades. Dual enrollment with local colleges allows students to earn college credit.
Each school has dedicated counselors who support students' academic, social, and emotional development. The high school counseling office also provides college and career guidance.
Enrolling your child in Delran public schools is a straightforward process. The district welcomes new students throughout the year, and the registration process is designed to be as smooth as possible for families.
Your child's school is determined by your address. Contact the district office or visit the Delran Township School District website to find your neighborhood school assignment.
You will need proof of residency (lease, mortgage, or utility bill), your child's birth certificate, immunization records, and any previous school records.
Register online or in person at the district's central registration office. The district will confirm your child's school assignment and provide information about start dates, bus routes, and school supplies.
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