When Mrs. Mignoli has it out for your child be prepared as she will only see that he/she will…read morealways be to blame. Don't ask for proof as she is judge jury and executioner. I tell my kids keep your head down if so does anything to you ignore them as some how it will become your fault regardless. Now if someone hits you defend yourself, as I will deal with the COMMUNISM of Mill Lake. Just feel bad for the great teacher there.

For a public school, this place operates on high standards. They make learning easy and fun…read more There are a lot of activities that the kids go through and I think every school should be modeled like this one.

Being a student at SciCore has afforded me with many academic opportunities. I am now off to…read morecollege and even though I could only pick one college, SicCore's academic rigor and classes have granted me many college acceptances and the chance top continue my studies at a high tier college.

This school taught me the value of honesty and strong virtues. Through a rigorous education that…read moreincluded many AP and honors courses, as well as diverse extracurricular activities, I experienced significant personal and academic growth.

My son is a Freshman boarder at the Peddie School. He loves it here! The kids are friendly, the…read morestaff and administrators are caring and attentive, his professors are excellent, and their financial aid office is generous - so don't be afraid of the $60,000+ per year sticker price.

Two of my sons attended Peddie. What an incredible school. Amazing. Caring. Challenging. Inspiring…read more Obviously, the education is top-notch. The Peddie Community is what makes it unique and special. Teachers who genuinely care about their students, an environment that fosters inspiration, self-confidence and accountability. The curriculum is challenging. There are no easy A's and no participation trophies. If Peddie is a fit, you will know it after spending a few hours on campus.

This is a good Church, they have a-lot of roots in the community and an interesting history with…read morehelp in education, give this Church a try.... In September 1959, the Saint Thomas Parish School opened with an enrollment of 154 children in grades one, two, and four. Sister Agnes of the Daughters of Divine Charity, the school's first principal, and Sisters Girard and Dorothy were the other teachers. Much has happened since those first days when Sister Agnes wrote in her journal: "The makeshift classrooms, plus the undisciplined students, who come from various schools, made things rather difficult, but God gave us the necessary strength to cope with them. Without His help it would not have been possible." The school also got some help from the Parent Teachers Association. With the encouragement and leadership of Father French, in 1960 and 1961 the PTA promoted a parish-wide effort to gain a new school bus for the school through what has been called "The Great Green Stamp Collection." It took 18 months to acquire and paste into books the 5,000,000 S&H Green Stamps necessary to purchase a 66-passenger school bus, which arrived in the parish parking lot on October 7, 1961. The nuns who taught in the school eventually moved into two houses on Barkley Road, which served as their convent; three other houses on Barkley served as rectories for four parish priests and weekend assistants. And, as St. Ambrose Parish in Old Bridge was formed from the burgeoning St. Thomas population, much was happening in our church as well. St. Thomas and its grounds were continually being upgraded. In 1963, the school's Parent Teacher Association financed installation of a reredos screen featuring a 12-foot crucifix in the center of the sanctuary. Stations of the Cross were added to the church and convent. A granite statue of St. Thomas the Apostle was placed in front of the auditorium and, on the main church lawn, a statue of St. Ann with Mary as a young girl. The outdoor shrine to Our Lady of Fatima was constructed by volunteers. The eight-classroom addition to St. Thomas School was completed in time for the beginning of the school year in 1966.

This is the church I grew up in. I was baptized, received my first communion, and confirmed here…read more They also have school, which I also attended from 1st through 8th grade. I performed in the choir here as well, so pretty much my entire childhood is very much attached to this church. My parents are still members so I attend mostly on the holidays now. I still know a lot of the members & it's a wonderful community to be part of.

We can't imagine our child elsewhere. Our daughter comes home eager to share what she's learning,…read morewhether it's a history project, a science experiment, or the beauty of a poem. The Charlotte Mason approach is transformative: she is developing habits of attention and self-discipline, and contemplates the created world with a sense of wonder. We love that Wilberforce is as committed to shaping character as it is to shaping minds. The teachers know our child and care for her not only as a student, but as a person. They celebrate her strengths, gently guide her through struggles, and encourage her to see learning as a lifelong pursuit. It's the kind of education I wish I had. We've felt so welcomed into the community of families who share our values and genuinely care for one another. As Catholics, we've felt fully at home, living our faith in step with the magisterium while also enriched by the perspectives of Protestant and Orthodox families here. Deo gratias! Thank you, TWS!

Classical Christian school Teachers and staffers are very…read morekind and nice. We are like co-parenting for our children to do their best in the school not only academically but also their spiritual growth. Highly recommended