At Ranney School, an age 3 through Grade 12 college preparatory school, students are encouraged to become curious learners. The school offers a robust and rigorous course of study across disciplines with expert and nurturing faculty that inspire, challenge and support students.
NURTURING A WELL-ROUNDED EDUCATION
Students are encouraged to take advantage of all Ranney has to offer while exploring emerging talents and interests. Students receive personal attention through small class sizes and a myriad programs to support them in their academic and personal growth.
A dedicated college counseling team helps Upper School students navigate the college application process, while a robust advisory program addresses the social-emotional learning needs of all students.
“When it comes to navigating the application process, our highly experienced team is well-positioned to help Ranney students succeed in an increasingly competitive college landscape. We have the lowest student-to-counselor ratio of schools in the area, and thus can provide individualized attention,” says Head of School Dr. John Griffith.
ENDLESS OPPORTUNITIES
Ranney School’s collegiate-style campus provides endless opportunities for students, such as a new finance and business studies certificate and co-curricular opportunities like an award-winning Future Business Leaders of America club through its Bloomberg Finance Lab, featuring the only Bloomberg terminals in the area.
Ranney students pursue their passions at a high level, from the award-winning arts department and three Middle School ensembles to more than 40 varsity, junior varsity and middle school athletic teams.
The school introduced new science labs and has a wide-range of AP science courses, including a scientific research class in the Upper School, and a focus on experiential and hands-on learning in Lower and Middle School.
“The opportunity to learn about science at the pond, the greenhouse or in the community garden—or take classes outside using the outdoor classroom—are a benefit to students in all divisions,” he says. “Through co-curricular activities, students not only develop their skills and talents but also learn collaboration, resilience, organization, creativity, hard work and other life skills—and our students never have to choose just one area of interest.
“We encourage our students not just to fit in, but to stand out.”
235 Hope Rd., Tinton Falls
732-542-4777
ranneyschool.org
