Teaneck High School

Bergenfield High School, located in Bergenfield, N.J., is a part of the Bergenfield School District. It enrolls more than 1,150 students and offers classes from grades nine through 12. Students are offered a wide variety of courses in accordance with their interests, needs and future plans and may select their courses from a comprehensive program of studies. The majority of course offerings are college preparatory and in addition to the standard offerings, there are honors and advanced placement courses offered in most disciplines, including art, English, foreign language, math, music, social studies and science. Students are encouraged to develop talents outside the classroom, with opportunities in various clubs, organizations and athletics, including more than 40 different levels of boys and girls athletic teams, student newspaper, music department and debating team.

Fort Lee School No.3 serves students in kindergarten through grade six. The school offers a variety of facilities, including a media center, computer laboratory, gymnasium, science laboratory and regular classrooms. Its staff includes an academic coordinator, custodians and paraprofessionals. Fort Lee School No.3 offers a range of reading, music, special education, and gifted and talented programs. It also operates a library and media center that houses e-books, books and audiocassettes. The school conducts classes in health and physical education. It supplies crayons, watercolors, notebooks, scissors, glue sticks and boxes for elementary-grade students. Located in Fort Lee, N.J., Fort Lee School No.3 is a part of Fort Lee Public Schools.

Honiss Elementary School is affiliated with the Dumont Public Schools. Located in Dumont, N.J., it offers a variety of educational and cocurricular programs to more than 600 students in grades kindergarten through eight. The school offers various programs, including English, arts, music, science, social studies, mathematics and physical education. Honiss Elementary School offers a variety of sports activities, including soccer, football, golf, cross-country, hockey and volleyball, baseball and basketball. The school s cafeteria serves daily breakfast and lunch. It has a parent-teacher association that focuses on increasing awareness and participation in curriculum and policy development, by enhancing communication between home and school. Honiss Elementary School enrolls students from diverse economic, social and ethnic groups.