New Jersey schools where the White enrollment share is shrinking fastest

Change in White share of enrollment, 2018 to 2023 · 2,318 eligible schools · statewide the share went 43.6% → 38.4% (−5.1 points). Schools with the most negative changes appear first, regardless of the statewide direction.

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Growing share Shrinking sharePeriod1Y 5Y 10Y AllTop 25, ranked by points lost.

#	School	Lvl	2018	2023	Change	Pts/yr	Students	Enrollment
1	Edward Johnstone Middle School VINELAND · Vineland Public School District	Middle	54.5%	24.7%	−29.8	−6.1	−11	154 → 296
2	Memorial Elementary School NORTH HALEDON · North Haledon School District	Elem	86.9%	58.4%	−28.5	−5.9	−93	344 → 353
3	Hatikvah International Academy Charter School East Brunswick · Hatikvah International Academy Charter School	Elem	60.2%	34.4%	−25.8	−5.1	−77	492 → 637
4	Franklin School LYNDHURST · Lyndhurst Public School District	Elem	69.0%	44.6%	−24.4	−5.4	−80	242 → 195
5	Joseph A. Citta Elementary School TOMS RIVER · Toms River Regional School District	Elem	53.8%	29.5%	−24.3	−4.9	−152	569 → 522
6	Howard C. Johnson Elementary School Jackson · Jackson Township School District	Elem	76.0%	52.0%	−24.0	−4.9	−153	463 → 383
7	Ridgeway Elementary School MANCHESTER · Manchester Township School District	Elem	62.3%	38.9%	−23.4	−5.0	−77	430 → 491
8	McGalliard Elementary School HAMILTON · Hamilton Township Public School District	Elem	48.6%	25.5%	−23.1	−4.7	−59	276 → 294
9	F. W. Holbein Middle School MOUNT HOLLY · Mount Holly Township Public School District	Middle	48.7%	25.6%	−23.1	−4.3	−53	339 → 438
10	Columbus School LYNDHURST · Lyndhurst Public School District	Elem	56.4%	33.3%	−23.1	−4.9	−48	156 → 120
11	Unity Charter School MORRISTOWN · Unity Charter School	Elem	57.2%	34.4%	−22.8	−4.4	−51	236 → 244
12	Taylor Street School WASHINGTON · Washington Boro School District	Elem	74.5%	52.4%	−22.1	−4.2	−21	188 → 227
13	Manchester Township Elementary School MANCHESTER · Manchester Township School District	Elem	65.2%	43.4%	−21.8	−4.1	−117	549 → 555
14	Hopatcong Middle School Hopatcong · Hopatcong Borough School District	Middle	73.0%	51.5%	−21.5	−4.5	−33	356 → 441
15	Switlik Elementary School Jackson · Jackson Township School District	Elem	77.9%	56.5%	−21.4	−4.6	−97	751 → 864
16	Pond Road Middle School ROBBINSVILLE · Robbinsville Public School District	Middle	60.6%	39.4%	−21.2	−4.6	−244	1,031 → 967
17	Port Reading Avenue Elementary School PORT READING · Woodbridge Township School District	Elem	44.4%	23.3%	−21.1	−4.4	−83	392 → 390
18	Washington School Millburn · Millburn Township School District	Middle	54.3%	33.3%	−21.0	−4.4	−84	407 → 411
19	Bogota Jr./Sr. High School BOGOTA · Bogota Public School District	High	33.7%	12.8%	−20.9	−3.6	−115	520 → 469
20	Hatchery Hill Elementary School Hackettstown · Hackettstown Public School District	Elem	59.6%	38.9%	−20.7	−4.1	−105	361 → 283
21	Central Park Elementary School PENNSVILLE · Pennsville School District	Elem	86.5%	66.2%	−20.3	−3.2	−69	259 → 234
22	Sterling High School Somerdale · Sterling Regional School District	High	59.7%	39.6%	−20.1	−4.8	−223	958 → 881
23	Valley Road School STANHOPE · Stanhope School District	Elem	76.8%	56.8%	−20.0	−4.2	−58	310 → 317
24	Christa McAuliffe Middle School Jackson · Jackson Township School District	Middle	66.5%	46.7%	−19.8	−4.1	−253	845 → 662
25	Jackson Township High School Jackson · Jackson Township School District	High	71.8%	52.2%	−19.6	−3.9	−283	1,177 → 1,076

Ranked by percentage-point decrease in this group's share of enrollment. Schools need at least 100 students in both 2018 and 2023 to be ranked — without a floor the list fills with tiny schools swinging on a handful of children. Share and headcount can move differently as total enrollment changes, which is what the Pts/yr (trend across the selected period) and Students (headcount gained or lost) columns are there to expose. Enrollment counts come from the federal Common Core of Data via the Urban Institute; “White” is that source's category.