Kellman Brown Academy
KellmanBrownAcademy.org
TUITION, PER YEAR: See website
TUDENT-TO-TEACHER RATIO: 5:1
STUDENT ENROLLMENT: 176
“We made the decision to send our kids to KBA because we know firsthand what KBA offers in terms of a first-class secular and Judaic education (Matt is a KBA alum who graduated in 1998). We know that the values taught and the relationships built among the students can last a lifetime.” - Matthew and Rochelle Wizmur, parents
Moorestown Friends School
MFriends.org
TUITION, PER YEAR: $9,775 - $30,200
STUDENT-TO-TEACHER RATIO: 7:1
STUDENT ENROLLMENT: 359
“MFS offers a balanced approach of social and academic skills that gives our children strategies to be successful in a dynamic world. Emphasis of fundamental concepts develops critical thinking and an outside-the-box approach to learning. The development of social awareness further contributes to our children’s well-rounded nature.” - Parent
The King’s Christian School
TKCS.org
TUITION, PER YEAR: Grades K-4: $9,100; Grades 5-6: $9,575; Grades 7-8: $10,000
STUDENT ENROLLMENT: Grades K-6: 203; Grades 7-8: 79
“King’s Christian played a crucial role for our family at a critical time. Administrators and staff were amazing and helpful, they guided our family through the application process with kindness and grace. Our four kids made new friends immediately, they were welcomed and accepted as if they’d been there for years. But what’s most important is that they are thriving in a safe place with the Biblical values we cherish.” - Chris Katulka, parent
Westfield Friends School
WestfieldFriends.org
TUITION, PER YEAR: $3,815 - $19,265
STUDENT-TO-TEACHER RATIO: 7:1
STUDENT ENROLLMENT: 145
“My husband attended WFS, so we always knew that we would continue the tradition. We love the small community where everyone knows everyone. Our daughter is developing such a sense of self-awareness while being taught kindness and inclusiveness. Child-led learning and a responsive curriculum are unique to our community and we love it.” - Sandra Ormond, parent
Published (and copyrighted) in Suburban Family Magazine, Volume 12, Issue 7 (October 2021).
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