Frankford Friends is to our family the perfect school.
The kids are kind to each other and the teachers are nice too.
On her blog Raising Philadelphia, Inquirer reporter Miriam Hill wrote quite an amusing piece on her struggle in deciding between public and private.
This was such a long and drawn out process. We loved many of the schools we visited and applied to.
Taxes are crazy high but at least the school quality reflects that.
I was genuinely impressed by the school's desire to pursue cutting edge research in teaching philosophies combined with the traditional values that the school instills in it's students.
We only considered Perelman Jewish Day School