I love this school, it's by far the best my kids been in!! I lived up North & the schools were not…read moregood, my kids didn't even want to go to school but here they love going!! I'm happy that they are happy!!!

I have 2 kids enrolled at CP. Both are doing very well for their age group based on recent…read moreperformance in a Kumon entry assessment (scoring is not tied to a particular school system or program). A unique element of the CP curriculum is that it is a dual English/Spanish language program with some subjects being taught in English and others (like math) taught in Spanish. Although my kids are learning math in Spanish at school, they still placed very well in the Kumon assessment conducted in English. The CP academic program and teachers prepare students well in core subjects while also preparing to read and speak an additional language. Overall, I am pleased with CP. My kids are developing well and seem to be pretty happy there.

We were quite disappointed with Community Park. One of our son's kindergarten classmates was quite…read moreuncontrolled and sent him to the nurse after punching him repeatedly at lunch. This incident was followed up with others, including a chokehold while being pushed down the slide and one where he was dragged around the playground. The school was unable to change this situation, with one of the incidents happening the very afternoon after we'd had meetings with his teacher and the school counselor. We were directly told that our son, "needed to stand up for himself more," and that the school, "had no disciplinary policy." We ultimately transferred him midyear to the Wilberforce School, which has been superb. We had other less serious disappointments in the school. The library sent home books that were often not even aimed at the right age. At scholastic day, after encouraging us to send money with our son to buy books, he was sold direct commercial advertising for ninjago (compete with figurine) and dc comics. The classroom experience that seemed most prominent to him was the time spent playing an iPad game with the refrain, "I am a kitty cat, meow." We thought well of his teacher but had evidence that the school lacked a coherent educational philosophy and certainly was unable to deal with violent incidents at lunch and on the playground.

Great school district. Highly ranked. Different from neighboring school districts because it's high…read moreperforming without the stress of a Princeton or WWP.

This is an amazing school. Our daughter is happy to go everyday and misses it in the weekends. The…read moreteachers and staff are all supportive and loving, and the community is very diverse. We are incredibly grateful for the dedication that our daughter has received, and would recommend the school to anybody. The facilities are great and there have been some renovations while our daughter was there, so they keep everything up to date and functioning. Thanks PNS!!!

Our daughter was a student here for 8 months. Initially we liked it. But she has a chronic illness…read moreand we found the Princeton Nursery School's Board to lack understanding and empathy. Very disappointing experience!

We were back in Pennsbury High School the other night for the first time in over 30 years. The…read moreoccasion was the 11th Annual Pennsbury Orchestra Showcase in which our nieces were performing. It was excellent! Pennsbury is an outstanding high school with top notch academic, co-curricula, and enrichment programs. Its music programs are world class. When our son was here, I was a chaperone for his band and orchestra that toured Peoples Republic of China (PRC) and Japan. That was the first time the PRC invited a high school music program to perform in China. It was a pleasure to be back!

They do not have a anti-bullying policy. If one of their children goes to "the legendary pennsbury…read moreprom" with a bully all rules are out the window. Senior years are being ruined by incompetence staff and petty drama. Administration cannot get their empty threats together. It's as if they're 16 like the students. DO NOT ENROLL YOUR KIDS HERE UNLESS YOU HAVE INSIDE CONNECTIONS! This school is run by adults that think they're still in high school themselves. You will never hear the end of it! - Pennsbury 2023 grad

Such a great school and community that truly cares about each individual student. They go PK3-8th…read moregrade with small class sizes and enthusiastic faculty.

PRS is a very unique school. This is our youngest son's 11th year as a senior at PRS and our older…read moreson attended for 10 years, graduating in 2018. The school is a perfect size - small enough for individualized learning but large enough to support a range of special interests (sports teams, arts, etc.). Students are encouraged by both teachers and peers to try new things and are celebrated for whatever their abilities are, whether academic, athletic or creative. There is a vibe at the school - kids and teachers are happy and glad to be there - which is hard to describe but easy to see. Academics standards are excellent and our sons had no problems being accepted at George School. Although not affiliated with a religious group, strong moral and personal standards are taught and expected from students, helping them develop into responsible and capable teens. Technology is well integrated into the curriculum from the earliest classes onward. The graduates I've seen over the years are generally respectful, grounded and confident kids who are comfortable with themselves and proud of who they are as individuals.

This is an amazing school. Not only does it help your child succeed but because they are not bound…read moreto the standard grade school curriculum, your child can excel far beyond their natural talents. Children can take high school math in middle school or do science that they normally could not do. My son attends this school and he is a better, brighter person for it. He is naturally very intelligent and with "many hours" of focused homework, was an A, B student in the public school system. We chose the Lewis School because he is slightly back and white, very sensitive and emotional. For many years he was bullied for being different. And every year we saw this amazingly bright, happy, talkative kid become negative, sad and gloomy. He didn't want to go to school, refused homework and the most upsetting part as a parent was he lost faith in himself. Then we found The Lewis school and OUR not just his life changed. Just after a couple months of attending The Lewis School we saw amazing changes in him. He's happier, wants to go to school, talkative and can handle situations better. He doesn't fight us to go to school or to do his homework (Which he still hates btw). This is the "LEWIS GIFT". They provide children with the love and support our children need. They understand each child and provide proper clinical advice and aid to help them grow into young adults in a stress less environment. This school is not just for learning differences, although they are experts in many fields including dyslexia (which come in many levels similar to autism), but for all children who want to learn in a better accepting environment. They build confidence and leadership in a loving understanding way. Words cannot describe what the school has done for my child as well as many other children and families. As a parent you know your child's happiness is priceless. They need the chance to open up and focus on being the best they can be. I, we truly believe The Lewis School is the only place that can open that window.

Am only rating the sports complex. The baseball field looked nice and fairly new. There was a turf…read morefield. The other fields around were nice as well. We won the game which made it even nicer!

Not to be confused with Venison High School which is frequented by gross hunters who like to eat…read moreweird meats. This is a nice looking High School in lush grounds on the edge of Edison close to Metuchen. You won't find Metuchen some of the propaganda filled subjects they teach in school but that's another story. It has a nice multicultural student body and a good reputation. It's one of the few high schools in the country I've been to regularly. My friend is a sub teacher and had me come in for a class recently and talk to 15-ish y.o. kids about what I've done with my life. Fun times. I couldn't believe how respectful and friendly and thoughtful they were. I was expecting a rowdy and abusive bunch like the movies. The movies don't always get it right. My friend told me they'd be nice AF to me and they were. I wasn't paid for this of course, just did it as a fun favour for my friend, but I got a lot out of it too. The grounds themselves are really nice and they put on regular shows and fairs and festivals that make it a real hub for the community, which I think is one of the hallmarks of a great High School.