The Atlantic City School District is a comprehensive public school district serving students in Atlantic City, New Jersey. The district operates multiple schools across the city, providing education from pre-kindergarten through twelfth grade. It is governed by the Atlantic City Board of Education and operates under the supervision of the New Jersey Department of Education. The district manages several elementary schools, a middle school, and Atlantic City High School, which serves as the district’s sole secondary education facility. Atlantic City High School, opened in 1994, is notable for its modern facility and serves students from Atlantic City as well as several sending districts including Ventnor, Brigantine, and Margate through sending/receiving relationships. As an urban school district, it receives significant state funding and participates in various federal and state educational programs. The district faces unique challenges characteristic of urban education, including serving a diverse student population with varying socioeconomic backgrounds. The district implements various educational initiatives and programs focused on academic achievement, career readiness, and student support services. The district employs hundreds of teachers, administrators, and support staff, making it one of the larger employers in Atlantic City. It operates with an annual budget funded through local property taxes, state aid, and federal grants.