Marist high is one of the few schools leading education through technology and innovation. The…read moreschool is competitively priced but is well worth it. The school gives teens well needed guidance for their future. Most continue education into college. They have the highest college continuance rates in the area. Marist is a Catholic school but is very diverse with learning other religions and cultures. There are even students from other religions attending Marist. The bottom line is this, out of all the private schools to attend in Hudson County, Marist is the safest and best atmosphere for your child.

my child goes to to Marist ,excellent school they really believe in their moto "go to marist go…read morecolledge" its an expense but its worth it. I would give them a five exept they have this one A@@ hole bus driver who allways pulls off on my child 1 or 2 minutes early ,most honesly most of the drivers are nice ,you allways get one bad apple in the bunch. other than that it a very good school.

Love this school and the people who work here. The curriculum is extremely advanced and way beyond…read morewhat any child is doing in the public schools. They begin cursive writing in Pre-K at Little Lamb PreSchool and by the end of Kindergarten they are reading and writing cursive better than most adults! It's amazing !!! Go see their website!

From the owner: Safe, sanitary, loving and caring environment that stresses high academics in a Christian…read moreenvironment.

As a senior transfer student. School organization is horrible. They need to have different bell…read moreschedules for freshmen and sophomores from juniors and seniors. Hallways are congested and horrible to get to the next class. The staff is inconsiderate to students. They don't want to hear them out or work with them. Everything seems chaotic. Not enough to help the different personalities of many diversities of cultures. Although, many resources many especially new transfer students in a big school should have someone to show them around and introduce them to the many resources they have. It is all on websites, but as a new student should of at least guide them. Many fights in this school from what I heard and the videos are shown.

The students are horrible. Today when I went to use the restroom the student behind me decided it…read morewould be funny to put gum on my seat. Now I'm in the nurses office waiting for my mom to bring me a new pair of pants. It's ridiculous. The students here are rude and it makes coming to school here everyday a living hell. The next day and it literally happens again. Holy shit.

I am reviewing tonight's performance of "Anything Goes" presented by this Catholic girls' high…read moreschool in Bayonne. This school has been in existence since before I was born and yet this is the first time I attended any function here, and I grew up in Bayonne. There is a very dedicated crew of people who undertook to create this production, complete with sophisticated set design, lighting, and orchestra. I think some of these students have a future career in theatre!

A high-performing middle-school that has graduated over 2,500 middle-schoolers from the Newark…read morearea. A very special place that has been doing incredible work since 1969.

From the owner: Link Comunity Charter School is a middle school (grdes 5 through 8) serving students from Newark,…read moreOrange, East Orange, and Irvington. Link provides an outstanding middle school education for learners of all academic abilities by developing the mind, body and spirit through a strong curriculum, experiential learning, immersion in the arts, and an enduring commitment to Core Values; this will allow them to be successful in competitive high schools and become responsible and resourceful citizens who give back to others.

The best high school in Jersey City....actually, in all of Hudson County…read more Yeah, you have to wear dope blazers, button-downs, chinos and ties...and its an all-boys prep school...and you may get a beat down from the Jesuit priests every now and then... BUT...you get a monopoly on all the chicks from the all-girls schools. Sorry if you can't afford it...its not meant for everyone.

I have nothing at all bad to say about St. Peter's Prep. There is a big difference between here and…read moreour Public High School. They really care and they train our sons to be men. Worth the tuition.

As a parent of a recent graduate I only have good things to say about the school. My son entered…read morethe school as a shy 14 year old boy and graduated this past June as a proud and confident 'Xaverian Man'. For him the school was a place where he felt safe, was challenged academically and had the type of "Brotherhood" from both the teachers and fellow students that he never had as an only child. I am sure there were some minor childhood shenanigans going on that administrators may have turned a blind eye to at times. That is part of the growing process and after all it is an all boys school. However, when there were isolated incidents that were more than just childhood pranks, the administrators took swift action to correct the situation. I attended all of the Parent/Teacher meetings and can honestly say that his teachers all showed me that they cared about my son's academic and social progress as well as his over all high school experience. There was never a time where I left those meetings feeling anything less than optimistic about his progress even when he was not working at his best. Yes, the tuition is higher than at other comparable Catholic private high schools in Brooklyn but they do not nickel and dime families with all those mandatory fund raisers other schools often do which cuts the gap some and they do offer financial assistance to those families who truly need it. In the end we are pleased about the education and values that he gained from his four years there and would recommend the school to any family who is thinking of sending their son there.

This is a Wonderful school. It has great academics and athletic programs and incredible community.read more

I am very impressed by this school. After attending a tour and meeting the teachers and staff, I…read moreobserved a great level of care and engagement by everyone. The teachers are kind and very knowledgeable about what it takes to help students learn to the best of their ability. I saw students paying attention and actually LEARNING! I think it was the way the teachers kept their students' interests and the level of engagement in the classroom. I am particularly impressed with the friendliness of the staff- they are very approachable and I think that is important in a school community. I am excited to have found this school. ALSO I want to emphasize how much I love that this is a public charter school. Their curriculum is slightly different than a "traditional" public school. The teachers are given freedom to teach in more creative ways (I think that why the kids seemed more involved) - I looked at a great number of schools, but this one really impressed me. I am very excited about Golden Door.