When I think of my family and reflect on our experience at this school, one word comes to mind: home.
- Alicia Vaughan
Admissions
Applying to an independent school may seem daunting, but not at PJS. Our admissions pages will help guide you through the steps of the application process. What’s more, we are available to assist you in any way we can. Please email Katie Pottinger at kpottinger@princetonjuniorschool.org if you have any questions or would like to arrange a virtual tour.
Praise for PJS
Wow! The teachers made it seem so easy. My husband and I hail them with total awe...such professionals.
- Emily Gottheimer
I just want to say you guys are absolutely amazing. The level of support with remote learning is awesome. The teachers address questions and issues quickly. Having the support with our in-home experience is great. It can be challenging sometimes with two kids but it helps that I am not alone - I have PJS and their teachers. Keep doing what you are doing! The family approach is so important.
-Bernadette Kokolus
While the transition to the virtual classroom has left us all missing one another, I have been in awe with how cohesive the school community has remained, and how effectively the online curriculum has kept both boys engaged. You are all putting forth an incredible effort for our children, and you are providing much-needed normalcy during this difficult time.
- Matt Burd
My child's day was so impressively well organized and he was able to execute most of it with very little guidance. I'm so grateful for all the work that's gone into making this transition as seamless as possible and can't wait to give all our teachers big hugs in person when we're finally able to be together again!
-Patty Lapide Oesterle
The International Baccalaureate program has given our children a wonderfully diverse education and a real appreciation of the world around them.
- Rebecca Lustenberger
Beyond the warmth and support our entire family found at PJS, our son also developed a strong sense of who he is and a love of learning that has helped him to excel in middle school.
-Bert Russick