Princeton Junior School is a private (independent), coeducational,
nondenominational day school for children from age 2 through Grade V. The School is situated on seven acres near the intersection of the historic Kings Highway (Route 206) and Fackler Road in Lawrenceville, and our property includes meadows, woods and wetlands. The School provides a safe and nurturing environment in which children acquire the academic skills to become lifelong learners and good citizens of the world.
Completed in 1998, our schoolhouse is designed to embody the School's mission and symbol, the Nautilus. The School's architectural footprint has wings that extend out from the center commons in pinwheel fashion echoing the spiral of the Nautilus shell. The entire structure evokes a home-like feel that reinforces our warm community and the nurturing quality of our mission.
Outdoor facilities include separate pre-school and elementary playgrounds, playing fields, an organic hilltop garden with vegetable and flower beds, woods, a stream, and a small orchard. The School offers a rich outdoor classroom used almost daily for a child's exploration of nature. Through the Learning through Landscapes program, students, staff and outside specialists are currently developing many areas of the grounds to serve as places for both study and play.
Princeton Junior School is committed to selecting and cultivating passionate learners, attracting an exceptional faculty dedicated to academic and character development, and creating and nourishing a spirited and varied school community.