Great school. Nice teachers, and kids. My child had a very easy time making friends, and the…read moreteachers were very caring and helpful. My child has grown closer to Jesus. They did daily prayer, and there is a very nice, welcoming community of families in this school. Would recommend!!

An excellent school that prepares kids spiritually, academically and has great athletics.read more

Joyce Kilmer elementary school.. great grounds and good school system. Lots of space to play and…read morelearn! Be sure to check out the basketball court.

i gave 1 star because had too! if i could give negative stars i would!!!!! they wasted my time…read moreand, placed my son in a tight spot with having to start school 3 weeks after every other child in nj‼

My daughters attend RCS, although it is their first year, so far we are happy with the school…read morecommunity. The curriculum is rigorous and challenging which is why we chose the school. The teachers are kind and very helpful. The parents are a little cliquey but that's expected in these kinds of schools. The principal is firm but very loving and understanding. I hope my daughters continue to love their new school.

My son likes going to his new school. Everyone's nice and friendly. Helpful. He enjoys his new…read moreclassmates.

Coach Thompson is the man! Mr. Bill too!!! They helped my son Julian become the track star that…read morehe is!!!

terrible awful place with terrible awful administration. at least the old principle cared about the…read morekids recently there has been 0 concern for student well being. it's sad how they shape the kids and how they come out of that school.

I heard really high ratings about this place! I was doing a painting gig with others for an open…read morehouse event and the kids were cool! I see a very active sports soccer team in the parking lot. Their campus was gorgeous! Makes me wish I knew about them instead of going to Central High school freshmen year when I was younger! I would have gotten in on full scholarship just based on my top notch city wide scores test where I was like 95-98% then! Oh so proud of the good old beainy days! Lol! Oh I think I heard it was a scholarship or tuition based school. What it takes to qualify I don't know. You gotta do some research! My advice to scholars: straight A's, state standard testing and extracurricular activities and hobbies and travel when young are the way to go! All the best luck to the kids who do go here! I heard like a third of class for accepted to Harvard or an Ivy League! Kuddos to the Brainiacs!!!

I am a current high school student (who is now enrolled in a different district) that attended VMS…read morefor ONE (1) year. During the very short amount of time that I spent as a student at VMS, my brother and I were routinely harassed, ridiculed, and threatened. As well as this, I experienced being called a variety of slurs, being physically assaulted, and being sexually harassed nearly EVERY DAY because of my sexual orientation and gender identity as a transgender man. On a few special occasions, the police were even involved. The bullying and harassment has caused me to develop a handful of mental disorders as a result of the trauma I endured. I was hospitalized several times due to mental health complications. Administration did nothing. When admin wouldn't listen to me (and I was VERY vocal about these issues), I would bring my parents in to argue with them about the situations. No punishments were given at all. Typically, I was sent to speak with a counselor when these things happened and ended up missing days of class time, which affected my grades severely. I was given no real support from admin as a student struggling with mental health. My parents eventually stopped fighting and enrolled me in a different school to protect my life. I am now working through complex trauma that could have been avoided if admin took my situation seriously. Avoid VMS at all costs. Do not enroll your child here if they are a minority, ESPECIALLY being a transgender or queer person.

My children attended both Kresson Elementary and Voorhees Middle School (VMS)…read more Kresson is a mixed experience. While some areas are fine, I feel the school has declined in developing early writing and math skills. Class sizes appear larger, and there are insufficient teachers to focus on developing critical thinking and fostering deeper learning. At the same time, the district has been eager to promote Early Sex Education under the Health curriculum and has staff dedicated to those lessons. Parents should know that you can opt out of the Sex Education portion if you wish. Opt-out forms can be requested through your district school administration and must be submitted by September 22nd. As for VMS, both my children and I found the administration to be a complete disaster. Bullying was a serious issue for years, yet little to no progress was ever made in resolving it. My child with autism "graduated" from VMS after enduring multiple traumatic incidents, including a fractured collarbone, a concussion, and being attacked with a metal chain by a group of students at the public park. Instead of supporting him, the administration punished him for standing up for himself. Parents should also be aware that NJ schools are not required to release video surveillance evidence to parents--even in cases where a child suffers physical abuse. In our case, incidents were dismissed as "bad luck," "accidents," or worse, the administration placed the blame on my son himself. No resources were ever provided to help him develop social skills, despite his autism diagnosis. To be fair, many of the teaching staff at VMS are very good, and some teachers are truly excellent. But when it comes to the administration, I would give zero stars. If you wish to opt your child out of Early Sex Education as part of the Health class at VMS, don't hesitate to get in touch with the school for the necessary form.

Cherry Hill West has a great wrestling program and the match today was very well run and organized…read more The kids were very impressive and the coaches are very encouraging and supportive.

Being a freshman in college I have to say this school prepared me very well. The grading system is…read morethe same as college and the writing level I show is "impressive" to my professors. Thanks cc you actually prepared me!

Incredible school for 1. Learning/education 2. Meeting friends and new acquaintances and lastly 3…read more The faculty & teachers who're incredibly kind

First rate preschool for anyone. The staff is tremendous and are invested in the kids. We have…read moreseen quite a lot of improvement in our child, in all aspects socially, motor skills, basic academics, etc. Highly recommended.

From the owner: Since 1987, Jubilee Preschool has been providing a preschool that serves children in a safe and…read morenurturing environment with developmentally appropriate learning experiences. Our preschool philosophy is to enrich the efforts of the home while promoting growth for the whole child: physical, social, emotional, cognitive, and spiritual. It is of primary importance to match educational efforts with the developmental readiness of children. In doing so, each child is working within his or her abilities and is therefore able to experience success and to develop positive feelings about himself/herself. We believe children are individual and unique; created and loved by God. We strive to give each child a foundation for school learning in a Christian atmosphere of love and acceptance. We provide a wide variety of learning experiences and at the same time give the children the opportunity to socialize.