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Private schools in Oakland, NJ

7 private schools in Oakland, NJ, with grades, size and class sizes.

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Barnstable Academy

Independent school · Grades 6–12

Smaller classes than 83% of independent schools in New Jersey

Oakland, NJ

A+Overall grade108 students5 students per teacher

CTC

Special education school · Grades 2–12

Growing: enrollment up 57% since 2013–14

Oakland, NJ

AOverall grade85 students5 students per teacher

Reed Academy

Special education school · Ungraded

Small classes: about 7 students per teacher

Oakland, NJ

A-Overall grade57 students7 students per teacher

The New Jersey Japanese School

Independent school · Grades 1–9

Smaller classes than 88% of independent schools in New Jersey

Oakland, NJ

AOverall grade53 students3 students per teacher

St. Albans Preschool

Early childhood program · Grades Pre-K–K

The smallest classes of any preschool in Oakland

Oakland, NJ

A-Overall grade10 students7 students per teacher

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Questions about private schools in Oakland, NJ

How many private schools are in Oakland, NJ?

7 private schools in Oakland, NJ, with about 330 students in all, according to official public records.

What kinds of private schools are in Oakland, NJ?

The most common are independent schools (2), special education schools (2), Montessori schools (1).

Are there private high schools in Oakland, NJ?

Yes: 2 private schools in Oakland, NJ teach through 12th grade.

How many private schools in Oakland, NJ offer pre-K?

3 private schools in Oakland, NJ offer pre-K. Ask each one about ages, hours and openings.

How many students per teacher do private schools in Oakland, NJ have?

The average school has 6.3 students per teacher.

How much does private school cost in Oakland, NJ?

Tuition varies from school to school. Call each school to ask about tuition, financial aid and payment plans.

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