Parents know how difficult {and often stressful} the process of finding the right school is for their children. For those wanting to send their little ones to an independent school with a rich history in educational excellence Dwight-Englewood School in Englewood, NJ is a great option. Before the distance turns you away, know that Dwight-Englewood is only a few minutes from the GWB and there is bus transportation available from Hoboken. The school is hosting an open house on October 8th from 6:30PM-8:00PM at City Bistro in Hoboken — but for now, read on to learn more about it:
The Open House: October 8th in Hoboken
Get to know Dwight-Englewood School in your own backyard {read: the Mile Square}. Join the school for cocktails, cheese, and conversation at their annual event designed for prospective families in the greater Hoboken area looking to learn more about the D-E curriculum and culture.
The event will take place Monday, October 8th from 6:30PM – 8:00PM at City Bistro in Hoboken {56 14th Street}. If interested, RSVP no later than October 1st by calling Lynn Ferrara at 201-227-3107 or click here. This event is for parents/guardians only and space is limited.
About Dwight-Englewood
Dwight-Englewood School is an independent day school for grades Preschool {age three} to Grade 12. The school features a spectacular 45+ acre campus only minutes from the GW Bridge and offers direct bus service from the Hoboken area. Dwight-Englewood provides a rigorous and innovative college preparatory program rooted in the classic liberal arts while preparing students with 21st-century skills they will need for a successful future. With over 1000 students from the surrounding areas, D-E offers a diverse and stimulating educational experience with small classes and individualized attention.
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The school has been around for almost 130 years, so to say they really know what they’re doing when it comes to academics would be an understatement. They pride themselves on providing individualized attention {we’re talking a faculty/student ratio of 1:9} where class sizes do not exceed 18 students and offer a long and varied list of clubs and activities for their Middle and Upper schools.
The gorgeous campus is also something to brag about — with over 40 acres of space. The warm academic atmosphere contributes not only to aesthetics, but also to the innovative and nurturing environment that is fostered by the Dwight-Englewood School, yet still prepares students for the highest level of college and university life. Dwight-Englewood also happens to be the most ethnically diverse school in Bergen County, with students representing over 900 communities throughout NY and NJ.
Please note, this post is sponsored. However, with several professional educators on the HG team, we can vouch for the reputation of the Dwight-Englewood School.
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