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At Suburban Hills, we believe in the concept that happy well-adjusted children, given the respect and attention they deserve, possess self-confidence, initiative, perseverance, and the ability to work and solve problems in conjunction with their peers.
Our building was designed exclusively for early childhood. Our goal is to provide a "total" environment where the children feel at home and are stimulated to learn through discovery and can develop to the full extent of their potential: intellectually, physically, emotionally and socially.
The teachers at Suburban Hills, experienced early childhood specialists, are our most valuable resource.
Many are also trained in C.P.R. and First Aid. They are primarily concerned with your child's needs and the classrooms are arranged and equipped to meet those needs.
With guidance, the teachers encourage the children to progress and grow at their own rate of development.
As the children participate in both structured and free-play activities, there is continual observation of their present skills, their readiness for new skills and their special learning requirements.
The teachers complete progress reports for each child, assessing academic, physical and social skills.
Included are: listening skills, language development, creativity, large and small muscle development, mathematical concepts, logic, movement and social aptitude.
School Motto: Partnering with Families, Building Brighter Futures
At Suburban Hills, we believe in the concept that happy
well-adjusted children, given the respect and attention they
deserve, possess self-confidence, initiative, perseverance, and the
ability to work and solve problems in conjunction with their
peers.
Our building was designed exclusively for early childhood.
Our goal is to provide a "total" environment where the children
feel at home and are stimulated to learn through discovery and can
develop to the full extent of their potential: intellectually,
physically, emotionally and socially.
The teachers at Suburban Hills, experienced early childhood
specialists, are our most valuable resource.
Many are also trained in C.P.R. and First Aid.
They are primarily concerned with your child's needs and the
classrooms are arranged and equipped to meet those needs.
With guidance, the teachers encourage the children to progress
and grow at their own rate of development.
As the children participate in both structured and free-play
activities, there is continual observation of their present skills,
their readiness for new skills and their special learning
requirements.
The teachers complete progress reports for each child,
assessing academic, physical and social skills.
Included are: listening skills, language development,
creativity, large and small muscle development, mathematical
concepts, logic, movement and social aptitude.
Source: National Center for Education Statistics (NCES)
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Source: National Center for Education Statistics (NCES)
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The average private school tuition in Morris County, NJ is $24,329 for elementary schools and $29,441 for high schools (read more about average private school tuition across the country).
