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Largest Schools in Jersey City (2025)

Schools with the highest enrollment. Ranked by the Success Index (US) from official American data; 47 schools in Jersey City, New Jersey. Rank positions shown on each profile are within United States and New Jersey.

  1. 1
    23
    William L Dickinson High SchoolJersey City · Public HighEnrollment: 1,786
  2. 2
    19
    James J Ferris High SchoolJersey City · Public HighEnrollment: 1,364
  3. 3
    86
    Cornelia F. Bradford SchoolJersey City · Public ElementaryEnrollment: 1,082
  4. 4
    38
    Joseph H. Brensinger SchoolJersey City · Public ElementaryEnrollment: 926
  5. 5
    54
    Christa McAuliffe SchoolJersey City · Public ElementaryEnrollment: 906
  6. 6
    39
    Franklin L. Williams SchoolJersey City · Public MiddleEnrollment: 906
  7. 7
    38
    Mahatma K. Gandhi SchoolJersey City · Public ElementaryEnrollment: 821
  8. 8
    59
    Rafael Cordero y MolinaJersey City · Public ElementaryEnrollment: 794
  9. 9
    19
    Lincoln High SchoolJersey City · Public HighEnrollment: 767
  10. 10
    54
    Middle School # 4Jersey City · Public MiddleEnrollment: 755
  11. 11
    50
    Martin Luther King Jr. SchoolJersey City · Public ElementaryEnrollment: 752
  12. 12
    25
    Henry Snyder High SchoolJersey City · Public HighEnrollment: 729
  13. 13
    87
    Dr Ronald McNair High SchoolJersey City · Public HighEnrollment: 716
  14. 14
    55
    Charles E. Trefurt SchoolJersey City · Public ElementaryEnrollment: 668
  15. 15
    49
    Jersey City Golden Door Charter SchoolJersey City · Charter ElementaryEnrollment: 662
  16. 16
    78
    Dr. Michael Conti SchoolJersey City · Public ElementaryEnrollment: 651
  17. 17
    43
    James F. Murray SchoolJersey City · Public ElementaryEnrollment: 642
  18. 18
    33
    Alexander D. Sullivan SchoolJersey City · Public ElementaryEnrollment: 638
  19. 19
    75
    Learning Community Charter SchoolJersey City · Charter ElementaryEnrollment: 634
  20. 20
    65
    Alfred Zampella SchoolJersey City · Public ElementaryEnrollment: 629
  21. 21
    24
    Whitney M. Young Jr. SchoolJersey City · Public ElementaryEnrollment: 623
  22. 22
    78
    Jotham W. Wakeman SchoolJersey City · Public ElementaryEnrollment: 617
  23. 23
    37
    Rev. Dr. Ercel F. Webb SchoolJersey City · Public ElementaryEnrollment: 613
  24. 24
    37
    Dr. Maya Angelou Elementary SchoolJersey City · Public ElementaryEnrollment: 607
  25. 25
    62
    Frank R Conwell SchoolJersey City · Public ElementaryEnrollment: 605
  26. 26
    24
    Chaplain Charles Watters SchoolJersey City · Public ElementaryEnrollment: 586
  27. 27
    30
    Jersey City Community Charter SchoolJersey City · Charter ElementaryEnrollment: 561
  28. 28
    74
    Patricia M. Noonan School PS #26Jersey City · Public ElementaryEnrollment: 539
  29. 29
    69
    Nicolaus Copernicus SchoolJersey City · Public ElementaryEnrollment: 497
  30. 30
    41
    Julia A. Barnes SchoolJersey City · Public ElementaryEnrollment: 433
  31. 31
    23
    University Academy Charter High SchoolJersey City · Charter HighEnrollment: 429
  32. 32
    25
    President Barack Obama Elementary SchoolJersey City · Public ElementaryEnrollment: 425
  33. 33
    82
    Jersey City Global Charter SchoolJersey City · Charter ElementaryEnrollment: 423
  34. 34
    81
    Academy IJersey City · Public MiddleEnrollment: 415
  35. 35
    30
    Dr Lena Edwards Academic Charter SchoolJersey City · Charter ElementaryEnrollment: 383
  36. 36
    24
    Martin Center for the ArtsJersey City · Public ElementaryEnrollment: 359
  37. 37
    50
    The Ethical Community Charter SchoolJersey City · Charter ElementaryEnrollment: 357
  38. 38
    24
    Ollie Culbreth Jr. SchoolJersey City · Public ElementaryEnrollment: 335
  39. 39
    33
    Dr. Charles P. DeFuccio SchoolJersey City · Public ElementaryEnrollment: 320
  40. 40
    60
    Dr. Paul Rafalides SchoolJersey City · Public ElementaryEnrollment: 318
  41. 41
    36
    Innovation High SchoolJersey City · Public HighEnrollment: 301
  42. 42
    69
    Soaring Heights Charter SchoolJersey City · Charter ElementaryEnrollment: 272
  43. 43
    81
    Infinity InstituteJersey City · Public HighEnrollment: 265
  44. 44
    28
    Gladys Nunery SchoolJersey City · Public ElementaryEnrollment: 251
  45. 45
    20
    Ezra L. Nolan SchoolJersey City · Public MiddleEnrollment: 250
  46. 46
    63
    Liberty High SchoolJersey City · Public HighEnrollment: 193
  47. 47
    38
    Kindle Education Public Charter SchoolJersey City · Charter MiddleEnrollment: 87

William L Dickinson High School in Jersey City leads the 2025 list of largest schools in Jersey City with Enrollment 1,786. Of the 47 schools shown, 38 are public, 9 are charter.

For the full picture see the wider New Jersey largest schools rankings, every school on the Jersey City page, or the comparison tool to put a shortlist side by side.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the best largest school in Jersey City?

William L Dickinson High School in Jersey City, New Jersey ranks first among largest schools in Jersey City with Enrollment 1,786 (Enrollment: 1,786).

How are largest schools in Jersey City ranked?

Schools with the highest enrollment. Only schools eligible for the Success Index (US) are included; the index is shown alongside for context.

Are these 2025 rankings official?

No. They are computed by Success Tutoring from official American data (Urban Institute Education Data Portal (NCES CCD, EDFacts); NCES Common Core of Data). States set their own assessments and proficiency cut scores, so proficiency rates are most comparable within a state. Use the state rankings for like-for-like comparisons.