Public Schools: Several of the school districts in the Greater Princeton, Hopewell and West Windsor Area enjoy a fine reputation and excellent results on standardized tests. New Jersey Monthly Magazine has consistently rated Princeton, West Windsor/Plainsboro, Hopewell Valley, and Montgomery Township School Districts in the top 75 schools in New Jersey. Most other schools in the area test above the state average.

Private Schools: Too numerous to list them all, you can find descriptions and links to many of them below.

• Princeton, public schools and area private schools

• NJ Dept. of Education

If you would like information on the area school districts or private schools, I can provide you with the comprehensive School Report for any school districts, as well as demographics of the area. Just ask me!

Colleges: Within a half hour of Princeton are the following colleges and universities: Princeton University, Princeton Theological Seminary, Rider University (including Westminster Choir College in Princeton), College of New Jersey (formerly Trenton State College), Rutgers (the State University), University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey and Mercer and Middlesex County Community Colleges.

• Princeton University

• Westminster Choir College

• Rutgers University

• Rider University

• College of New Jersey

• University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey

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