tuckerton demographic info

• Population (2023): ~3,616 residents, with modest growth (~0.95% increase since 2022)  .
• Median Age: 54 years, significantly higher than state/national averages  .
• Households & Income:
  
  
  • ~1,691 households, averaging 2.1 persons  .
  • Median household income: $78,934, per capita income: ~$47,700  .
  • Poverty rate: ~6.9%, below the U.S. average (~12%)  .
• Homeownership & Property Values:
  
  
  • ~68% of homes are owner-occupied.
  • Median home value: ~$297,200  .
• Racial/Ethnic Composition:
  
  
  • White (Non-Hispanic): ~84%
  • Hispanic/Latino: ~6%
  • Black/African American: ~3%
  • Two or more races: ~5%  .
• Education Attainment:
  
  
  • Bachelor’s degree: ~25%
  • Master’s+: ~9% — slightly below the national average.

Demographics Summary: Predominantly White, mature population with strong local ownership, stable income levels, low poverty, and typical suburban commuting patterns.

• Grades: PreK–6 (one public elementary school)  .
• Enrollment: ~284 students; student–teacher ratio: ~9:1 (32 FTE teachers)  .
• District Classification: NJ’s District Factor Group “CD” (mid-range socioeconomic status)  .
• Programs & Highlights:
  
  
  • Choice students (K–6): up to 7 new seats/year  .
  • Offers specials (art, music, PE, world language), 1:1 devices in 2nd–6th grades, iPads in PK–1  .

• Serves: Grades 7–12 from Tuckerton, Bass River, Eagleswood, and Little Egg Harbor  .
• Junior High (Grades 7–8): ~526 students.
• High School (Grades 9–12): ~1,077 students; student–teacher ratio ~12:1  .
• District Faculty: ~143.6 FTE teachers; ratio ~11:1  .
• Accreditation: High school accredited by Middle States since 1986.

Tuckerton offers a supportive and well-resourced public school system for PK–6, with strong student–teacher ratios and modern amenities. Secondary education is provided by the regional district, serving a larger student body. Overall, the area fosters engaged community schooling and a mature, stable demographic profile.