40 E 7th Ave
Runnemede, NJ 08078

My son is in 3rd grade this year and it is his final year. I am going to miss this school. The staff does an excellent job. They care about their students.

I have a grandson who went to Volz from age 10 and is now 22 and a high achiever going into his last year of college. I feel that Volz had a lot to do with teaching him to be the talented, responsible person he is today. And, I'm happy that I have yet another grandchild in Volz and can't say enough about the staff and how they worked with his parents to get him to the honor roll from hating school when he started there. I look forward to three more following in the future. Great job, Volz!

As a parent I was very happy with the school. We put three children through here and all of them are successful. All three went on to four year out of state colleges. Virginia Tech, Clemson and Notre Dame. All three graduated two have great jobs and are incredibly successful and the third is earning her doctorate degree in biochemistry and genetics. Education is not one hundred percent the job of the teacher parents need to work with their children be invested in their education and push their children. Any high school the success of the student will mainly be based on the effort of the student and their parents. In this generation of helicopter parents who haves raised entitled kids that don’t want to work it gets increasingly more difficult for teachers to do their jobs. Teachers unfortunately in many cases are glorified babysitters because the problem students cannot be disciplined and they take up more of the classes time than those that wish to learn. My only complaint with this school is the guidance office. They were horrible. They were lazy they were not helpful and they were incredibly negative. One of my children applied to 12 schools. The list included the likes of Rice, Notre Dame, UNC, UVA, Vanderbilt, Wake Forest, Duke etc. Her counselor was kind enough to tell her and later me ona phone call. That her list of schools is impressive but she needs to be more realistic. When I asked what she meant she informed me that both her daughters had applied to UVA and UNC and neither was accepted and, no offense, they were much better students than my daughter. She instructed my daughter she should apply to Stockton and if she wanted to go away to apply to coastal Carolina?? My daughter did not do that and was accepted at 11 of the 12 schools she applied to. Vanderbilt being the only nah. How could her counselor have been that wrong??