Stevens Cooperative School

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The Stevens Cooperative School (also known as SCS), founded in 1949, is the only nonsectarian private elementary school in Hoboken, New Jersey[1]. 78% of the students in the school are white[2]. The school started as an informal playgroup for children of the faculty at Stevens Institute of Technology. The School has since grown into a nursery and elementary school, and it has campuses in Hoboken and Jersey City. Today, from Nursery through the 8th grade, nearly 300 students are in the school[3]. The principal of the school is Zoe L. Hauser. Stevens Cooperative School is a member of the New Jersey Association of Independent Schools. The school's website claims that the students are "happy and motivated"[4], but other websites with reviews have shown that statements like these are not necessarily true.[5][6]

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[edit] Tuition

Being a private school, it is not cheap for students to enroll in it[7]:

  • Nursery is $6,600 per year
  • PreK to 2nd Grade is $10,500 per year
  • 3rd to 8th grade is $11,100 per year
  • People in the nursery program must pay a $190 fee
  • People in grades K-8 must pay a $270 fee
  • After school programs cost $24 per day (if the student stays for the full 3 hours)

[edit] Buildings used by Steves Cooperative School

Steves Cooperative School owns and operates the following buildings (with a total of 46 staff members)[8]:

Building Grades
Rue Building 3rd floor 1st - 8th Grade
800 Castle Point Terrace Nursery
301 Bloomfield Street PreK - K
Newport Campus K-4

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