Passaic Valley Regional High School Email Format

EducationUnited States51-200 Employees

Passaic Valley Regional High School is a public secondary school in the United States. It serves the towns of Little Falls, Totowa, and Woodland Park and opened to the public on September 16, 1940. As a regional district within the education sector, it delivers secondary education to students across these communities and supports a range of academic programs and student services. Its primary audience consists of students and families relying on local public schooling to prepare for postsecondary options. In May 2023, the district appointed Bracken Healy as superintendent, with the task of changing the district's perception. The school functions as a regional high school that coordinates resources to serve multiple towns within its service area.

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