Princeton Day School is a co-ed private school teaching grades pre-K through 12. The school has more than 900 students and is divided in a lower school, middle school and an upper school. PDS's curriculum celebrates academics, arts, athletics and service. Critical and creative thinking and clarity of expression are emphasized, with students being given the chance to explore areas of education that interest them and to also take risks. Extracurricular activities such as drama, music, baseball, softball, tennis, lacrosse and track and field are offered. Ten-month payment plans and financial aid programs are available. The current head of the school is Paul J. Stellato.
Princeton Friends School is a non–profit organization that is governed by a Board of Trustees. The programs and academic studies of Princeton Friends administer a strong value of community and students are expected to contribute as best as they can. First grade through second grade children spend their days in separate classrooms but mix with each other in the afternoons. Third grade through eighth grade students have a basic program with multi–age groupings.
The Wilberforce School's method of teaching is based on the Latin word "trivium" Trivium means three prongs of insight, which is how its educational practice is derived. First is grammar, which is taught through drills and repetitiveness inclusive of scripture, poetry and hymns. Second is logic, which is taught to middle school-aged children and includes the introduction of facts. Last is rhetoric, where upper-grade students learn grammar, logic, speech, writing and debate. There also are studies of classical art, literature and history, and Latin. Children range in age from pre-kindergarten through grade 12. It also offers after-school programs and day care.
St. Paul Roman Catholic School is located in the rear of the St. Paul Roman Catholic Church. This school teaches K-8, offering a library, computer lab, science lab, and Internet in each classroom. The curriculum is designed to balance both secular and religious education. Uniforms are required.
