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First Avenue School

First Avenue School is a public elementary school in Newark serving grades Pre-K–8, with 1,057 students, 14.1 students per teacher. Newark Public School Distric

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At a glance

First Avenue School by the numbers

As reported to the U.S. Department of Education for 2023–24. Student–teacher ratio is not classroom size.

GradesPre-K–8

Students1,057

Teachers75

Students per teacher14.1

Free or reduced-price lunch83%

School typeRegular School

DistrictNewark Public School District

Contact

Address, phone and website

214 FIRST AVE, Newark 07107

(973) 268-5240

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Newark Public School District

Other elementary schools in the district

All schools

Pre-K–8Abington Avenue School833 students K–8Ann Street School1,236 students Pre-K–8Avon Avenue School513 students Pre-K–8Belmont Runyon Elementary School562 students Pre-K–8Bruce Street School35 students Pre-K–8Camden Street Elementary School581 students

Nearby

Schools nearby

School · 0.4 miEssex Regional SchoolGrades Pre-K–12 High school · 0.8 miBarringer High SchoolGrades 9–12 School · 1.0 miSt Michael SchoolGrades K–8 High school · 1.0 miTechnology High SchoolGrades 9–12 High school · 1.1 miNewark School of Fashion & DesignGrades 9–11 High school · 1.2 miNewark School of Global StudiesGrades 9–12

Questions

About First Avenue School

What grades does First Avenue School have?

First Avenue School serves grades Pre-K–8.

How many students go to First Avenue School?

1,057 students, about 14.1 per teacher, as reported to the U.S. Department of Education for 2023–24.

What school district is First Avenue School in?

Newark Public School District. District information and the school calendar are on the district website.

Where is First Avenue School?

214 FIRST AVE, Newark 07107. Phone (973) 268-5240.

Source: U.S. Department of Education, National Center for Education Statistics, Common Core of Data (2023–24). Contact the school or district to confirm enrollment boundaries, schedules and programs.