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Top 20 Best New Jersey Private Schools Belonging To National Association of Independent Schools (NAIS) (2022)

For the 2022 school year, there are 70 private schools belonging to national association of independent schools (nais) serving 22,651 students in New Jersey. You can also find more schools membership associations in New Jersey.

The best top ranked belonging to national association of independent schools (nais) private schools in New Jersey include Chapin School, Oak Knoll School of the Holy Child (Lower School) and Far Brook School.

The average tuition cost is $31,705, which is higher than the New Jersey private school average tuition cost of $14,577.

34% of private schools belonging to national association of independent schools (nais) in New Jersey are religiously affiliated (most commonly Catholic and Friends).

Oak Knoll School of the Holy Child (Lower School) Photo

The Elisabeth Morrow School Photo - The Elisabeth Morrow School serves children age 2 through eighth grade providing exemplary academics and character development in a diverse and inclusive child-centered community, inspiring students to become curious scholars, ethical leaders, and global citizens.

Ranney School Photo - Where lifelong friendships are built

Oak Knoll School Of The Holy Child (All Girls 7-12) Photo

The Peck School Photo - A warm welcome, good eye contact, and consideration of others are just a few of the elements at The Peck School that contribute to creating one of the most nurturing and inspirational K-8 learning environments in the country.

Rutgers Preparatory School Photo - Whether on Campus or visiting Grounds for Sculpture, Rutgers Prep's location in Somerset, NJ means that nature, the Arts, multi-cultural events, and historic treasures impact student instruction every day.

Delbarton School Photo - Old Main, a mansion built in 1880 as the summer residence of the Kountze family, is the centerpiece of Delbarton's 200 acre campus.

Voyagers' Community School Photo - Our new location, once the Fred Steelman School, in Eatontown, NJ, was built in 1908 and renovated to suit our needs in 2015. Fashioned like a NYC loft, the rooms are spaceous with natural light flooding in, exposed brick and rafters and original wood floors. A warm and welcoming aesthetic is essential to learning. We have just the place.

Princeton Academy of the Sacred Heart Photo - Kindergarten boys on the playground.

The Wardlaw+Hartridge School Photo - Excellence in academics!

French American School of Princeton Photo

Far Brook School Photo - Far Brook's inviting, semi-wooded nine acre campus includes playing fields, playgrounds, and a Schoolyard wetlands habitat.

Chapin School Photo - Chapin School Princeton focuses on Collaborative Learning through STEAM, Arts, Music, and Athletics.

Far Hills Country Day School Photo - Far Hills celebrates 90 years of exceptional education in our community this year.

The Morristown-Beard School Photo - Morristown-Beard School

Peddie School Photo - With an average class size of 12 and a student-to-faculty ratio of 6:1, Peddie?'s rigorous and innovative academic program continues to evolve to meet the demands of an ever-changing world.

Montclair Kimberley Academy Photo - Travel opportunities are available from Middle School onwards.

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