My daughter is blossoming in the upper school. Academics, arts, and athletics are taught with the…read morehighest standards by qualified staff who care about their students. The strong, supportive community has been invaluable for my daughter's mental and emotional wellbeing. We're so grateful to have found Stuart.

Stuart used to be an excellent school. It is now struggling. Great teachers are leaving and are…read morebeing replaced by young, inexperienced ones. The upper school is so small that class offerings are limited to core subject courses and there are very few electives. The athletic program is a shadow of what it was. It is really a shame.

I am a Princeton Academy parent of two boys in the middle school. They started in third grade…read more What I love about the school is the smaller, warm and supportive community, and my boys are thriving and growing to be more confident. Only in this school the my boys get to do a variety of extra curricular activities, such as speech and debate, Quizbowl, all seasonal sports and the school play! Families with boys in the area should schedule a school visit day!

Best All boys School in Princeton area! My kids love everything about this school. Lots of outside…read moretime, lots of brotherhood building, great programs, great learning environments, and the teachers are amazing!

I went here in 2017 and it was pretty good and the building was terrible, but I visited recently…read moreand saw that the old building had been demolished and a new one had been built. It looks a lot better than the old one.

We had an excellent experience with Sylvan Learning Center! Our 15-year-old took both a practice…read moreACT and SAT with them, and we were so impressed with the time they took to carefully analyze his results, explain his strengths and areas for improvement, and provide specific recommendations for moving forward. Most importantly, they were incredibly encouraging and made the experience very positive for him. Everyone was warm, caring, friendly, and upfront. We truly felt they cared about helping him succeed. Highly recommend!

Mark and Amy run a great center. We look forward to our child surpassing the goals set for him.read more

The school is exquisite, you will definitely want to enroll your student into this institution. The…read moreschool has a plethora of activities that your child will absolutely want to get involved with. They always make sure the students get the education they deserve, and will surely prepare them for college. It is an immensely diverse school and embraces it to the fullest.

The high school is a joke. I personally watched a whole bullying scandal go down within the junior…read morevarsity cheerleading squad. The coaches lied and the faculty that was handling the problem to resolve did nothing. All the coaches and the faculty did was call the students involved and the parents of the students liars. I thought that the purpose of the faculty and the teachers was to help guide, mentor and show them how to become better individuals for the grown-up world. The teachers, the faculty and the coaches here are a joke. The information they post within their school and on their website about a "no bullying" policy is a lie. I graduated from this high school and I am truly embarrassed to say that I wore the colors Orange and Black.

While Princeton University is busy painting their Ivied laurels orange and black, there's another…read morecitadel of academic and intellectual excellence in the area that has at times made the Tigers on Nassau Street look like a community college. I am of course speaking in hushed, reverential tones about the Institute for Advanced Study quietly doing their think tank thing at One Einstein Way. Founded in 1930 by renown educator Abe Flexner with an endowment from the retail scions of the Bamberger family, their initial goal was to spirit away Germany's best scientists from the Third Reich and more currently, to collect and place the finest minds in science, mathematics, humanities et al, in an isolated and immersive intellectual environment - giving these true masters of the universe a place to come ponder and ruminate about research they might like to pursue without the distraction of teaching class or the publish or perish burdens of mainstream academia. Albert Einstein was their first fellow and the list of "faculty" is no less luminous to the present day. The resulting list of groundbreaking insights and awards for scholarship is beyond impressive. As far as I can tell there are no tours but the building itself is as impressively foreboding as you would expect. For whatever reason I like knowing that it's here and with all due respect, helps to keep the community college rabble at Princeton University on their toes.

Came here for some lunch. The grounds are spectacular, I can see why people come here to study and…read morelearn super esoteric things like if a neutron gets it on with a proton (maybe they'll let me apply with such similes like that!). But seriously, enter the area, and you'll just feel smarter, or really really stupid. But let's get to the important part - the cafeteria. The lunch here was insane for a cafeteria style place. The pork chop I was given looked like it was made in a real restaurant. The variety was quite fantastic (sandwiches, soups, desserts, etc). I'm not sure about the price though, my boss paid. I would say it wasn't that much. At least I hope so. Hey, why don't you go, pay, and tell me how much it was. Gracias!

I honestly cannot believe what our experience has been like with Newtown Friends School. It was…read morerecommended to us by an acquaintance whose children attend there and love it. Small classes, progressive values such as inclusivity and diversity, values that so much seemed to reflect our own. It just so happens that our fourth grader was the victim of a crime over the summer before attending this new school. His behavior was affected by this event and, initially, NFS staff, using their language of partnership and collaboration, provided support that had an immediate positive impact. As they expressed a willingness to collaborate with us so did they decide NOT to actually collaborate. The simple recommendation was to keep the support in place and unchanged for a number of months. For whatever their reason, they chose not to do so. This immediately set our child up for failure as they made changes to the support that was working perfectly. Despite our efforts to collaborate, they simply changed it with no regard to what would work for our son. As a result, he was basically set up for failure. Our bright and motivated 9-year-old boy was never in so much trouble as he was at NFS. He was clearly under their critical microscope and their lack of understanding, empathy and unwillingness to work with him was both shocking and obvious. We decided that this school was definitely not a match for him or for our family. The values that they tout are good on paper but our experience is that none of them were genuine and there was no caring about our child, family or experience. "Teaching the whole child", and all of their "partnership", was chewed up and spit out along with us. But they made a point of keeping our.overpayment. Please know that NFS collects tuition fully in advance of the school year being complete. So if you invest in this place for your child's education and well-being, be prepared to lose your money if your child is deemed not good enough by those on high in administration. A sad reflection of Quaker values equating to a complete and total lack of empathy, enormous hypocrisy and obvious greed.

There seem to be two entries for Newtown Friends School, the only difference being the full…read moreaddress. Be sure to check both locations until Yelp combines these two.

I loved all of my old teachers that taught me well and I loved 6 grade too my teacher were so nice…read moreto me and also very kind