Moorestown Friends School

My 3 grandchildren are thriving at Moorestown since the oldest began 8 years ago. They all love going to school. It is a dream come true to have such an outstanding environment nearby for my grandchildren.

Small class sizes, caring teachers, great service program. We're thrilled with the experience our child has had (first grade).
--Submitted by a parent

I am a grandmother of a child that has attended Moorestown Friends for several years. It has been a wonderful school. My granddaughter was an 'A' student when she went to Friends. After getting there, her grades dropped for one year because the teachers challenged her with excellence, accountability, structure and character. I am happy to say, she met the challenge and is an 'A' student once again. T

This school is fabulous. 5 stars, no doubt about it.
--Submitted by a student

This is a wonderful school. I have gone here for 8 years and every year has been amazing. Yes, it is a small school compared to most public schools, but that contributes to the comforting environment this school gives. I feel i have learned so much and I have seen my brother graduate from here with amazing knowledge. This star gets 5 stars without a doubt.
--Submitted by a student

It may be a good school academically, but the experience was probably the worst part of my life. The small class sizes are good from the standpoint that each student gets attention from the teachers, but it also means that you are stuck with the same people all the time. If you are in a fight with someone, you have no way to get away with it. Unless you have tons of money to spoil your child with, dont send your kid here. Even though it's a quaker school, people are so rediculously mean and rude to eachother you wouldn't believe it. This is the main reason so many people have left the shcol. You should take that into consideration before putting your child up to this.
--Submitted by a student

My daughter has been going there for two years and she has loved since we swtiched her from pulic to private. She enjoys it because the teachers spend more time on each student than the whole class. Also, the class sizes are smaller thatn the average public shcool class, makign tit easier to maitain and handle the students. I have seen my daughter be more open and blossom more than she every has. This school is truly an open and warm school.
--Submitted by a parent

This school is the best school for your children. They have great arts, fitness, and more they teach your child the quaker way to do thing. Fight never occur at this spectacular school. The price may be very expensive but it the #19 in usa. They accept kids from camden and give them scholarships. They have bake sells and concerts. Its a great academic school you wont be sorry sending your child there.
--Submitted by a student

This is a top-notch school - the best in the tri-state area by far! 100% of the seniors go on to college - many of whom end up at Ivy League schools. If you want a fabulous experience for your children, you need to consider MFS!
--Submitted by a former student

This is an excellent school. The Quaker values form a subtle yet stong backbone that runs through all of the programs. The administrators and teachers know each of the students on a personal level. There is a strong arts program, expecially choral music and visual arts. Overall, the teachers are very well qualified - although there are always a few weaker links. Academic performance and college prep are important, but preparing the whole person is the really strong attribute of this school.
--Submitted by a parent