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Bloomfield High School
(973) 680-8600
160 Broad St
Bloomfield, NJ 07003
Level: 9-12
District: Bloomfield Township School District



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In-depth school information including test scores, student stats, parent ratings and reviews for Bloomfield High School, Bloomfield, NJ.


Census InfoValueYear
Student Teacher Ratio:13.1% (2006)
Percent Free and Reduced Price Lunch:31.7% (2007)
White, non-Hispanic:33.3% (2007)
Black, non-Hispanic:24.56% (2007)
Hispanic:31.43% (2007)
American Indian/Alaskan Native:0.18% (2007)
Multiracial:0.12% (2007)
Asian:10.4% (2007)




Bloomfield High School Ratings Summary

Average Quality Rating4
Average Principals Rating4
Average Teachers Rating4
Average Activities Rating4
Average Parents Rating3
Average Safety Rating4


Bloomfield High School Reviews

 
The school itself is, i suppose, good, but it lacks languages and club activities. The only languages available are Latin, Spanish, Frech, and Italian. In the future, our generation will need to know Chinese, Japanese, Korean, and definitely Arabic. This does disappoint me, being forced to take languages I'm not at all interested in or already speak. More of the school budget should go into the language department.

I am currently a freshman-going on-sophomore at Bloomfield High School and I love it here. The environment is very nice and the academics here are very rigorous. I was a straight A student before I reached the high school where I finally felt challenged in what I was learning. Attending this school really has prepared me to the future and what life is going to be outside the protected high school environment. I love it here and I highly recommend any apprehensive parent to send their child here.

I am currently a sophomore at BHS and I love it. The things most parents are concerned about are the people and crowding. For me as a girl, it is not really crowded. Because of the schedules they give you, the halls aren't crowded. The students there are like any other group of students. You have trouble makers, and you have the good kids. If you know your child already hangs out with the wrong group of kids, they are most likely going to be involved in some drama, if you have quiet kids, no one will bother them. The principal really cracked down on fights because now if you get into one, you are suspended for 2 weeks and cannot do any school activities for the rest of the year and have your prom taken away. So now there aren't any fights.

Currently, I am a freshman at BHS and it is really a great school. People love to complain, but I love all my teachers, there are a lot of good extra-curriculars, class is challenging, and the staff goes out of their way to get an extremely diverse student body to treat eachother with respect and actually benefit from the diversity. A lot of my middle school friends were afraid of gangs, a low standard of education, and a nasty-looking school, so they went to private school instead. I seriously feel bad for them because, frankly, BHS is the exact opposite. All the students are genuinely nice and just great people. I had the grades to go to pretty much any private school, but, looking back, I doubt any of them could've been nearly as good.

I have two kids who are now at the high school who greatly benefitted from going through the public system here. I know the school have prepared them for the colleges of their choosing, they gleefully work overtime at their extracurricula activities, which range from sport and music to theater and academic teams. The thoroughly enjoy the cultural diversity of the school so they will be comfortable in the diverse work world they will enter. Can the school system improve? Of course. And that's what teachers and administators are working on every day.

The school is what you make it. My child is a junior and loves it. Top 5% honor roll student involved in band, orchestra, key club. Her friends are the same. We have NEVER felt uncomfortable there regarding safety. There are bad apples at the most prestigious schools. Comments have been made about the change in diversity there. The world is diverse, I am glad that she has the opportunity to be there. Parents are involved, teachers try and we all know it takes the team of both to make it work. BHS has BENGAL PRIDE!

I have a child that just graduated at the top 5% of her class and has gone on to a wonderful college with a full academic scholarship. I also have a son, who is a sophomore and also is in the top of his class. I can't say enough about the teachers at BHS. They have gone above and beyond. Their dedication to our students should be commended. We hear so many negatives about this town and too many positives are ignored. Our academic teams have come in 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place in the county the last few years. Our key club just came in 1st place in the state and 3rd place in the world. Mr. Jennings, our principal, who is fairly new has brought wonderful leadership to this HS. The students have commented on the changes in one year that he has made. I don't have a bad thing to say about BHS.

I have two children presently attending BHS. They are both in the top 5% of their respective classes and are having a great HS experience. The counselors and teachers have provided direction and support in all their academic and extracurricular endeavors, in addition to guidance towards their higher educational goals. Bloomfield has experienced a change in demographics that has not been welcomed by some of its residents. However this does not indicate that there is a crime wave or that the town's increased diversity indicates a lowering of academic achievement. The BHS Science wing is state of the art, as will be the rest of the school upon its completion. The staff is excellent and the students are engaged in learning. Most of these kids will go on to college. What more can you ask for?

I'm sorry but what good is left in the Bloomfield School system is being far outweighed by the crime and behavior of the students. I attended Bloomfield High School and while it was rough around the edges then, it is nothing compared to it's state now. A constant police presence (not only in the High School, but the middle school, as well) is required just to keep the children somewhat safe, and even that isn't working. We've just moved out of Bloomfield mid-term so we don't need to subject our children to this any longer. Don't we have enough to worry about without worrying if our kids are safe in the classroom?

I feel the connstuction has really hurt the students, as well as the teachers. The quality and range of academic programs is great. The extracurricular activities need to be brought to the students attention. The availability of these are unknow to the student unless they ask. It seems sports are pushed, while the arts are rarely mentioned. If your child is not an outstanding student, you know less.

My daughter is in 9th grade. I feel that the school and the town is doing a tremedous amount of work to improve the environment of the school. The newly add-on Science Wing provides state-of-the-art facility for the students and the teachers to enjoy. More positive changes are yet to come.

Recent explosion in population in Bloomfield was extremely taxing on the school system. however, the school in in the final stages of a massive expansion to its infrastructure. I hope this will be reflected in a better student/teacher ratio and in turn, better test scores.

BHS c/o 1994 here: The comment left by the person in Aug. 2003 is something to be abhorred. BHS maintains high standards in its academics. I entered this school following my previous education in an inner-city school and boy oh boy there is a difference! Just because students come to BHS from previous inner city schools does not take away from the strong academia the school holds. I encourage everyone to take a look at the pie chart. Times have changed! And from what I recall less than 10 yrs ago, truant officers were checking who lived in the district and who didn't. -An Avid BHS supporter since '94

I went through this school system which was and still is an excellent school system. Both of my son's went through this school system also and have done very for themselves. Both attended four year college and now own their own business's.

This is getting to be a rough place to go to school. Too many people sneaking in from Newark and east Orange by livin with relatives in the town and going home at night. The BOE is clueless and families are opting to send their kids to parochial and private schools if they can afford to.



 
 

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