Moorestown

We have been there for two years now and our daughter is truly thriving.

I have two children at this school. Beware of the principal. She's quite arrogant and somewhat militant. The teachers are good but if you have to deal with the principal - good luck. No one wants to complain about her because they feel they may face retribution. She is unfriendly and arrogant. The school needs fresh ideas and it maybe time for a change at that position. She is not a nurturing person and it's surprising that she is in that position. It's unfortunate because the school itself is really nice as long as you don't have to deal with the administration. She has created a cold atmosphere that can be felt when you walk into her office.

My children have loved it and the teachers really help them grow!

My son has been going to this school since he was 2 1/2. Hes going on 5 now. My son was making little progress at home since his brother is limited in verbal skills with autism. So i knew I needed to immerse him amongst peers developing as he was.I sought this school out even though its half hour away. I did not want him attending a sterile and overly structured school like goddard. This was my personal decision for him. Best choice I made.They helped him potty train in ways I couldn't at home. They helped him learn to read, count, figure time and dates. He has learned and come such a long way. Its on a farm so the kids have endless room to run. They bring the kids out as much as possible, even get to play in snowsuits in winter. So much for them to do and learn. Owner, Sue, is so kind and helpful and has worked with me on so much with accommodating him. He will begin Kindergarten in our district in the fall. That will be 3 years he was there. He will be far ahead of kids academically once he begins. He even learned Mandarin at the school. Best decision we made sending him here. The ride driving him can be a lot at times with two working parents, but its far worth it!

Very safe and caring environment . Principal, teachers and priest are very involved and truly care about the children and making a difference. The classes are challenging and preparing the students to be successful .

We are thrilled with the education our son has received since joining MFS as a 6th grader (now an 8th grader) but more than we are overjoyed with the life our son has been able to live as a community member at MFS.Baseball, robotics, theater, the Spanish Affinity group. Aside from baseball, these are all things that our son wasn't involved with before coming to MFS. Robotics and theater were completely new...and now they are interests that he intends to stay involved with beyond school and his appreciation for them continues to grow, making him a well-rounded young man.There are rigorous academics at some other schools, sure. But the teachers, administration, etc. have dedicated themselves to nourishing inquisitive, curious, thoughtful, student-citizens who can see the beauty in the world while contemplating its imperfection and the ways they could contribute to remedies.