1.      Is The Wilson School accredited? What about its teachers?

The Wilson School is fully accredited by the Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools. All of our teachers are certified as well. The School is also a member the New Jersey Association of Independent Schools and the Educational Records Bureau. The Wilson School is in the process of becoming dually accredited by NJAIS.
 
2.      Is the school religiously affiliated?

 The school is non-denominational and welcomes students of all faiths. We respect and appreciate the diversity within the school. At our weekly "Chapel" assembly, we follow Wilson traditions and incorporate the Lord's Prayer, a "Poem for Children around the World", the Pledge of Allegiance, and a Moment of Silence into each Friday program. Each member of the Wilson community is invited to participate in the ecumenical aspects of the program to the degree with which they are comfortable.
 
3.      How much is tuition at The Wilson School?
 
At The Wilson School, we strive to keep our tuition competitive while continuing to offer a superior educational value. Unlike some schools, our tuition is all-inclusive and, with the exception of the optional lunch plan and skiing, covers the cost of all textbooks, most supplies, field trips, and a yearbook. Click here to see our current tuition rates.
 
4.      Does the school offer financial aid?
 
Yes. Approximately 25% of our families rely upon some type of financial aid to assist them with tuition costs. For more information, contact the school’s Business Manager, Mrs. Myers.
 
5.      What is the average class size at The Wilson School?
 
Our goal has always been to balance the need for vibrant class discussion and participation with the need for individualized learning and attention. As a result, the average class size is between 7 and 10 students.
 

6.      From what towns do Wilson School students come? 

The majority of our students come from the towns including and surrounding Mountain Lakes, including Boonton, Denville, East Hanover, Morristown, Morris Plains, Morris Township, Parsippany, Randolph, Rockaway and Whippany. We have a number of students, however, who come from cities and towns all across the Northern New Jersey area.

7.     Where is The Wilson School located, can I get directions? 

The Wilson School is situated on a scenic boulevard in beautiful Mountain Lakes NJ.  You have to visit to experience the campus and the neighborhood! Click the bus for directions.

8.      Does The Wilson School provide busing or transportation? 

No. The decision to offer busing or transportation lies with your local school district. If the district does not offer transportation services, you are usually eligible for some level of reimbursement from the district, county or state. In addition, The Wilson School can help with identifying and facilitating parent carpools. Click the bus for directions.

8.      When is school in session?
 
The school year begins the Wednesday after Labor Day and ends in mid-June. Regular school hours are Monday through Thursday from 8:15 a.m. - 3:00 p.m., and Fridays from 8:15 a.m. - 12:20 p.m.  Go to the calendar. 

9.      Does The Wilson School offer any kind of after school care?
 
The Wilson Plus program is a child-care and enrichment program open to students in PK through 8th Grade. The program is run by our teachers, and operates every school day until 6:00 p.m. The program fees are $10 to $30 per day (depending upon pick-up time), or $2,100 for the full year (payable at $235/month for 10 months).
 
10.  Does The Wilson School offer a lunch plan?

The school offers an optional lunch plan for all students, which includes healthy, nutritious, peanut-free hot and cold lunch entrees which are prepared in-house. A typical menu would include the following choices:
 
·        A hot or cold entree complete with bread, vegetables or a salad
·        A salad bar with soup and sandwich
·        A choice of dessert and beverage
 
The cost of the lunch plan is $550.00 per year.
 
11.  Where do students go after Wilson?
 
After graduation, our students go on to successful high school careers at the county and state’s finest public, private and parochial schools. Among the schools our recent graduates have attended are Barnstable Academy, Blair Academy, Gill St. Bernard School, Local Public School Honors Programs, Montclair Kimberley Academy, Morris Catholic High School, Morris County Academy for Math and Sciences, Morristown-Beard School, New York Military Academy, Newark Academy, Oratory Prep, Seton Hall Prep, and St. Elizabeth’s Academy. Visit our Featured Graduates.