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Schools & Family Life in Delran

Delran is a family-first community. Here's what you need to know about schools, activities, and raising a family in this Burlington County township.

The District

Delran Township School District

The Delran Township School District serves students in grades PK-12 with approximately 2,900 students across four schools. The district is committed to academic excellence, character development, and preparing students for success in college and career.

Schools

~2,900

Students

PK-12

Grade Range

~912

High School Students

Millbridge Elementary School

PK–4

~550 Students

The district's primary elementary school serving the youngest learners. Millbridge focuses on building strong foundational skills in reading, math, and social development in a nurturing environment.

Strong early literacy programs

Delran Intermediate School

5–6

~400 Students

A bridge between elementary and middle school, Delran Intermediate helps students transition to more rigorous academics while developing independence and critical thinking.

Smooth transition program

Delran Middle School

7–8

~550 Students

Serving the township's middle school students with a comprehensive curriculum including honors courses, STEM programs, and a variety of extracurricular activities.

STEM and honors tracks

Delran High School

9–12

~912 Students

The district's comprehensive high school offering AP courses, career and technical education, athletics, and a wide range of clubs. Home of the Bears.

AP courses and athletics

Guides

Explore Our School Guides

In-depth guides to help you navigate every aspect of education in Delran.

Delran Public Schools

Complete guide to Millbridge Elementary, Delran Intermediate, Delran Middle School, and Delran High School.

Private Schools

Private and parochial options near Delran, including Holy Cross Prep and Montessori Academy.

Preschools & Daycare

Licensed preschools, daycare centers, costs, waitlists, and what to look for.

School Ratings & Test Scores

State test scores, rankings, and how to interpret the data for Delran schools.

Youth Sports Programs

Recreation leagues, travel teams, registration, costs, and seasonal sports.

For Families

Things to Do with Kids in Delran

From playgrounds to library programs, Delran offers plenty for families with children of all ages.

Kids Kingdom Playground

Located at Conrow Road Park, this beloved playground is a favorite spot for Delran families. Safe, well-maintained, and always buzzing with activity.

Amico Island Park

Waterfront trails, fishing spots, and open green space. Perfect for family picnics and nature walks. A hidden gem in Burlington County.

Delran Public Library

Story time, reading programs, and summer reading challenges. The library is a wonderful resource for families with children of all ages.

Delran Recreation Programs

Youth sports leagues, summer camps, and after-school programs organized by the township recreation department. Something for every interest.

Brown Street Park

A neighborhood park with sports fields, playground equipment, and open green space. Great for weekend games and family outings.

Community Events

From the Spring Egg Hunt to National Night Out, Delran's family-friendly events bring the community together throughout the year.

Common Questions

Families Ask Bob

How do Delran schools compare to nearby districts?

Delran Township School District serves approximately 2,900 students across four schools. The district is known for its dedicated teachers, strong community support, and comprehensive programs. It offers a good balance of academic rigor and supportive learning environments.

Are there private school options nearby?

Yes. Holy Cross Preparatory Academy (Route 130 South) is a well-regarded Catholic high school in Delran. Several other private and parochial schools are available in surrounding communities like Moorestown and Mount Laurel.

What extracurriculars are available?

Delran High School offers a wide range of extracurriculars including athletics, music, theater, National Honor Society, robotics, and numerous clubs. The recreation department also runs youth sports leagues throughout the year.

Is Delran good for families with young children?

Absolutely. Delran offers safe neighborhoods, well-maintained parks and playgrounds, quality schools, and a strong sense of community. Many young families choose Delran for exactly these reasons.

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