Monmouth Reg High School

There's been a recent exodus of teachers, even tenured ones.There needs to be an independent investigation as to why.I know the reasons of one and if that truth were to be told, last night's meeting at SBS would have been twice as vocal from concerned parents.The administration, led by the questionable competency of Brent, likes to use vindictive tactics to "keep everyone in line".Employees are afraid to speak out or be ostracized or even lose their job.The board protects Brent because the majority of them have no experience or the right to be on the Board of Education.The communication with parents is abysmal and at times, condescending.We pay massive property taxes and get virtually nothing in return.Cronyism does not belong within the realm of education, and it is the catalyst here.It's time for both an investigation and audit.

My 4 y/o attends the special needs program @ MFA. She previously attended the pre k program at Monmouth HS, and that teacher FOUGHT tooth & nail FOR my daughter to help her, when she knew she was having learning & behavior issues. Tinton Falls is a great district.. Mahala school, the Teacher & Teachers Aide, are a God Send. They even do home visits on Friday if they or you feel its needed. Theyre very hands on, communicate every day via a notebook. I also have 3 nieces and nephews in this school and they're doing great.

We are so happy to have found Goddard and only wish our older son had come here initially in his first year at school (we switched here when he was 4). We look forward to our infants having the full Goddard experience as they grow!

Winding Brook is the best preschool in the area! My children have attended and loved each day. The children are taught to think deeply and act kindly, and they learn abundantly!

My son started in the Lower School at Ranney School this past fall (2022-23) and we couldn’t be happier with our experience. Although he had been doing well at his former school, we sought a school that could provide him with increased academic rigor, the opportunity to develop different interests, and a diverse community with strong values. After visiting Ranney, we knew right away that it was the right fit for our son and for our family, and this school year has confirmed that Ranney delivers on all of the things that we were seeking in a private education and more. Not only have our expectations been met, but they have been far exceeded.We feel so fortunate that our son has teachers who challenge him, recognize his potential as a learner, and help him strive to be the best version of himself every day. While the academic program is incredibly strong, administrators and staff also focus on the importance of social-emotional learning as well. Kindness, empathy, and respect are all seamlessly woven into the fabric of the Ranney culture and are actively modeled by administrators and staff. As a result, my son has formed a wonderful circle of friends that are diverse in terms of background and interests. His peer group has been an integral part of his experience at Ranney, and we are delighted to be part of a community that so strongly values education and citizenship. While I could touch upon all of the amazing things that Ranney has to offer its students, perhaps the most important gift that Ranney has given our son is happiness. He has shared that he wakes up every morning feeling excited to go to school. He comes home and excitedly talks about his day, his learnings, and his time with his peers. As a parent, it is the greatest feeling in the world to know that your child not only feels connected to his school community, but is also valued for who he is within that community. We have been so impressed by Ranney and are thankful that we made the decision to send our son this incredible school. We are thrilled that our youngest son will be attending Ranney beginning next year as well!

Sending our son to Voyagers” was the greatest gift we could have given him. We have watched him transform from a stressed out teenager to someone who now enjoys learning at school. Voyagers” focuses on educating the whole child, and I can see such incredible growth in his social, emotional, and academic intelligence. He feels like a valued member of his learning community, and we are confident that he will bring all that he has learned at this wonderful school with him to college and beyond.