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Morris County Schools
 Morris County offers many excellent schools, including public schools, private schools, colleges and universities. The community is dedicated to providing a safe and encouraging environment for all students to learn and grow in. Parents and teachers continuously work together to ensure that each student is being challenged to reach their academic and social goals on a daily basis.
Public Schools
Morris County is home to many outstanding school districts that serve and interact with families on a daily basis. Each district is committed to serving their students in reaching their academic goals and becoming contributing members of society.
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Private Schools
Hebrew Academy of Morris County (PK-8)
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The Hebrew Academy of Morris County, a Blue Ribbon School awarded by the US Department of Education, is a co-educational Jewish day school serving approximately 225 children in nursery school through grade eight. As a community day school, we serve families representing the entire spectrum of contemporary Jewish observance. The Hebrew Academy offers a challenging, integrated dual curriculum in general and Judaic studies that prepares youngsters for academic success in high school and beyond, while at the same time enabling them to become knowledgeable, responsible, and committed members of the Jewish community. With an incredible 6-to-1 student to staff ratio, our experienced teachers are able to offer each youngster individualized attention in a nurturing environment. Founded in 1967, the Hebrew Academy is celebrating its 40th anniversary.
Morristown-Beard School (6-12)
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COEDUCATIONAL
COLLEGE-PREPARATORY DAY SCHOOL
FOR STUDENTS IN GRADES SIX
THROUGH TWELVE, OFFERS AN
EXPERIENCE THAT HONORS AND
NURTURES THE EXCELLENCE IN
EVERY STUDENT.
Villa Walsh Academy (7-12)
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Villa Walsh Academy, conducted by the Religious Teachers Filippini, is a college preparatory Catholic school for young women from grades seven through twelve. Historically, with 100% of graduating students entering four year colleges, Villa Walsh Academy has been recognized for its academic achievements at national, state, and university levels. National Merit Scholars and scholarship recipients have entered top colleges and universities from coast to coast, armed with the well-rounded education that Villa Walsh Academy provides. Fully-equipped science laboratories, computerized classrooms, and resource media centers are all connected via a state-of-the-art wireless local area network, putting Villa Walsh Academy on the cutting edge of our technological age.
Delbarton School (7-12)
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Delbarton is an independent college preparatory school for boys grades seven through twelve. The School is administered by the Roman Catholic Benedictine monks of St. Mary's Abbey and is rooted in the values of the Christian community and in the monastic tradition of a strong liberal arts education. The Delbarton community comprises a faculty of eighty men and women and a student body of approximately five hundred and forty boys. The School welcomes individuals of every race, religious belief, and national and ethnic origin who wish to contribute to the community and to be nourished by it.
Cheder Lubavitch (PK-9)
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Cheder Lubavitch emphasizes a traditional Jewish curriculum. The curriculum includes the study of Chumash, Mishna, Gemorah Jewish Law, Jewish holidays, Mitzvot, Chassidic thought, Prophets, and history. The girl’s curriculum includes a full program of secular studies and computer lab work.
The faculty, headed by Rabbi Avrohom Bergstein, and Mrs. Chani Goldberg is comprised of experienced, well educated, certified and highly dedicated teachers. Each one of them serves as a positive role model for their students in how to live responsible Jewish lives imbued with Chassidic warmth.
Since its inception close to 30 years ago, Cheder Lubavitch has graduated students who have gone on to become the Jewish leaders of tomorrow. Indeed, the school has produced synagogue Rabbis, Chabad House directors, teachers, principals and administrators, who hold positions all over the world. Cheder Lubavitch may educate locally, but the impact is felt globally!
The Red Oaks School (PK-6)
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The Red Oaks School is a progressive, independent, early childhood and elementary school located in Morristown, New Jersey. Our diverse community of families originates from over thirty different countries and resides in communities throughout Essex, Morris, Somerset, Sussex and Union counties.
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Colleges and Universities
County College of Morris
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"For many of our students, CCM is a place of new beginnings, new friends, new experiences and new ideas. It's a place where learning comes in many shapes and forms and exploration of the mind is encouraged. Diversity is our strength. Different people from different backgrounds and different interests blend to make your experience at CCM a rich educational tapestry.''
Drew University
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Consisting of the College of Liberal Arts, the Drew Theological School and the Caspersen School of Graduate Studies, Drew University has a total enrollment of 2,506 students. (1,608 in the College of Liberal Arts, 587 in the Caspersen School and 361 in the Theological School.) The Theological and Caspersen schools offer degrees at the M.A. and Ph.D. levels, while the College annually confers B.A. degrees in 29 different disciplines.
Located in the picturesque and friendly borough of Madison, New Jersey, Drew’s 186 acre, wooded campus is within walking distance of the Madison train station, which offers direct service to Midtown Manhattan’s New York Penn Station. The university is known for its small class sizes and personal attention to students. Ninety-four percent of Drew’s full-time faculty members hold terminal degrees in their areas of expertise, which makes high-quality mentorship the hallmark of a Drew education.
Fairleigh Dickinson University
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Fairleigh Dickinson University is a world-class institution committed to the preparation of global citizens. Our diversity is more than our strength—it’s what makes us unique.
The president sets the vision for the University and oversees its progress toward achieving its academic and strategic goals. The president is also charged with ensuring the integrity of the University’s mission. By leading a team of dedicated professionals in a unified effort toward ever-increasing excellence, the president is the vanguard of continuous improvement at Fairleigh Dickinson.
College of St. Elizabeth
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The College of Saint Elizabeth was founded in 1899 and is sponsored by the Sisters of Charity. We have a strong tradition of concern for the poor, for developing leadership in a spirit of service and social responsibility, and a commitment to the promotion of women as full partners in society.
Our more than 100 year history comes alive today with significant positive academic, technological, and financial developments. Our nearly limitless horizon now includes a wireless campus with more than 2,000 students enrolled – 25 percent at off-campus sites; nine master’s degree programs and a fully subscribed doctoral program; vibrant visits by renowned poets, musicians and artists; state-of-the-art fitness facilities; and, of course, the jewel in the crown: our beautiful and bustling new Annunciation Center.
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