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Malcolm X Shabazz High School

Malcolm X Shabazz High School is a public high school in Newark serving grades 9–12, with 354 students, 14.2 students per teacher. Newark Public School District

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Malcolm X Shabazz High School by the numbers

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

Grades9–12

Students354

Teachers25

Students per teacher14.2

Free or reduced-price lunch72%

School typeRegular School

DistrictNewark Public School District

Contact

Address, phone and website

80 JOHNSON AVE, Newark 07108

(973) 733-6974

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Newark Public School District

Other high schools in the district

All schools

9–12American History High School361 students 9–12Arts High School598 students 9–12Bard Early College High School382 students 9–12Barringer High School1,872 students 9–12Central High School826 students 9–12Eagle Academy for Young Men of Newark172 students

Nearby

Schools nearby

School · 0.3 miElyon Learning Center AcademyGrades K–10 Elementary school · 0.4 miBelmont Runyon Elementary SchoolGrades Pre-K–8 Elementary school · 0.5 miLouise A. Spencer Elementary SchoolGrades Pre-K–8 School · 0.6 miPeople's Achieve Community Charter SchoolGrades K–12 Elementary school · 0.7 miAvon Avenue SchoolGrades Pre-K–8 Elementary school · 0.7 miPeshine Avenue SchoolGrades Pre-K–8

Questions

About Malcolm X Shabazz High School

What grades does Malcolm X Shabazz High School have?

Malcolm X Shabazz High School serves grades 9–12.

How many students go to Malcolm X Shabazz High School?

354 students, about 14.2 per teacher, as reported to the U.S. Department of Education for 2023–24.

What school district is Malcolm X Shabazz High School in?

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

Where is Malcolm X Shabazz High School?

80 JOHNSON AVE, Newark 07108. Phone (973) 733-6974.

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.