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Irving Primary School

Highland Park, NJ
  • Public
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  • Grades PK-1
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  • Enrollment: 310

Overview

Irving Primary School
121 South 11th Avenue
Highland Park, NJ 08904
(732) 572-1205
Irving Primary School is located in Highland Park, NJ and serves grades PK-1.
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Student Diversity

Race

Percentage

Two or more races
6%
Black
8%
Hispanic
23%
Asian
27%
White
36%

Reviews6 Reviews

4.5
parent
Good experience with pre-k special needs program
parent
My daughter attends Irving. What I like most about the school is that the teachers are very approachable, keep you up to date with activities and progress of your child. The principal updates all parents via e-mail with upcoming school and town activities. Overall, this is a nice school with friendly teachers & staff.
parent
P-k experience (as the parent) was in general was a great one. Instead of stars, I will grade this school a B+. Hopefully next year Irving will be acing it. My child had a great first year and good experience with the teachers. Has learnt so much, however, I did have a few disappointments (which I'm sure every school has) but will share. During field trips, some teachers did not seems to stay calmly organized. Some I noticed to be chatting away in a group instead of keeping a serious hawk eye on the kiddos especially the 3 and 4 year olds. Kids are faster and sneakier than you think and for that you need as many folks to make sure everyone is safe and sound. Second disappointment, there is a certain person at the main office who is absolutely rude with parents. I haven't seen her react badly with children so far but oh dear I will not be as nice next time she acts that way with me or others. And I know many other parents who feel the same about her. Perhapsh this shall be discussed with the PTO.
parent
Irving School is a wonderful school. The staff is top notch and administration is open to any way in which you think the school can be better. My children have been continually engaged academically and socially/emotionally. There are a few paraprofessionals who need to learn better ways to communicate to parents and students and unfortunately are not very kind. The word is that they have been there forever and have become cranky. But, as a whole, the staff in general are incredible with the children. The PTO is very active and are always trying to provide new programs/opportunities for the students.
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