Millburn High School Named National Blue Ribbon School Only NJ Public School To Get This Designation This Year

Millburn High School is the first and only public school in New Jersey to get the United States Dept. of Education National Blue Ribbon School Designation in 2007.

The National Blue Ribbon School designation was first created in 1982 and at first only gave this designation to secondary schools.  Then it was expanded to include primary schools.  It was then changed again to honor secondary schools and primary schools in alternate years. The program recognized more than 3,000 schools from its inception through 1996, and currently cites nearly 300 schools per year out of 133,000 total schools k-12, although only those schools which meet the eligibility criteria and submit applications are considered. 

Millburn High School and really most of the public schools in the area are truly great schools when compared to public schools in other states in the region.

Short Hills & Millburn are just 35 minutes out of Manhattan by New Jersey Transit Train.  This makes the area a very popular place for Manhattan residents to relocate and still maintain their New York City career.

To research homes in Short Hills / Millburn NJ and surrounding communities visit  Millburn NJ Real Estate.  Here you can search all the homes currently listed for sale for free and with out the requirement to register until you are ready. 

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