Private Schools

My younger sister and brother attended the Goddard school several years ago and it was a great experience. The owners/staff were super friendly and my parents trusted my siblings being there. Great place!

Thankfully Lawernce Schools are a thing of our past. They were out only choice other than public school for my boys with Aspergers. They claimed they knew what they were doing. They did not. I have advocated for my children from their birth and I didn't when it became an issue with the controlling administration. We had terrible experiences over and over. When my father forgot to pick them up one afternoon, they were left in the vestibule with out anyone noticing 2 6ft tall boys. They closed down the school with then in it. It was Winter. When they walked out the front door it locked on them. The had to walk up to Northfield Rd in the dark and cross over the 4 lanes with out a cross walk to a store they were familiar with. In years my one son asked to use the phone. He called me. I was horrified. I immediately picked them up. The next day when I emailed the head master about this particular situation. He responded with, it was my fault because I had not gotten my 13 yo boys cell phones. This was over 10 yrs ago. Kids did not get cell phones then. They did after that. If that was the only way they would be safe at that school. I pulled them out in 11 the grade when I realized that stress of going to Lawrence caused them to vomit every morning. Becareful. I hope things have changed by now.

Excellent education with world class staff.

The education is Da Bomb

Amazing life changing school.

Gilmour has a BEAUTIFUL campus, AMAZING teachers and administrators and it's all around an amazing school. I'm a very PROUD alum!

MY SON IS GOING THERE AND I'M HAPPY HE'S STARTING AT A CHRISTIAN SCHOOL

Go to Joseph and Florence Mandel Jewish day school. I do have some friends here but prefer Mandeljds.

BEST SCHOOL EVER

My son and I visited 5 Catholic high schools last year during his 8th grade school year in search of where he would go to high school. We chose Trinity even though it was further from home and not one of the "feeder" schools for his middle school in Lyndhurst. I was impressed with the academic atmosphere of the school, the teachers, the classrooms, the internship program ... as well as the several students we met. Once we narrowed the school selection down we made a point of attending school football and basketball games for a few of the schools, and that is what really swayed us. IMHO, getting to see the student body and parents in the stands and the school traditions on the field are a great way to gain insight in to a school. My son is excited for the first day of school on August 15th!