The Village School was founded in 1977 in Ridgewood. Since its founding, the School expanded to several sites in Ridgewood, before consolidating these sites in Glen Rock. In September 1996, after an interim year in Ridgewood, the school relocated to its c
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St. Mary's School is a vital part of the parish's religious education program. The school supports and expresses the mission of the Catholic Church by proclaiming the message of Jesus Christ and by building a Christian community through prayer and service
Continue reading >>Peck School originally started in 1893 on Franklin Street, founded as Miss Sutphen's School for Young Ladies, with six initial students. Lorraine T. Peck purchased the school late in 1917. In 1920, the school moved to Elm Street, and then into its current
Continue reading >>Pingry was founded by Reverend John Francis Pingry, a Presbyterian minister, in Elizabeth, New Jerseyin 1861 to provide both scholastic training and moral education for boys. Although Dr. Pingry gave talks on Proverbs and used the Bible for instructional
Continue reading >>On January 7, 1894, when "The Texas Academy" opened its doors to welcome the first students, grades one through twelve were included. The students were separated into two groups, the academy grades and the elementary grades.
Continue reading >>While Bernard Fulton was assistant headmaster at the St. Mark's School of Texas, he had an idea to create a co-educational school in Dallas. Thus, Greenhill School was founded in 1950 as a co-educational option in the bubble of independent schools in Dall
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