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Educational Philosophy

Toms River institutes tend to be pupil focused. We recognize the institution as someplace (1) in which unexplored abilities, interests and faculties are discovered and offered chance of development; (2) where those already marked get support; and (3) where in actuality the entire college populace emerges visions of new and broader areas of real information and knowledge that produce all life richer and much more gratifying. These principles tend to be standard within our college viewpoint.

We observe that every one of an individual's experiences influence that individual's development. The curriculum of Toms River institutes, therefore, embraces all student experiences where the college features a measure of control. Included tend to be class training, extra curricular tasks, personal functions, and neighborhood tasks. The satisfaction of such an educational idea requires a casual and democratic sort of environment.

Numerous distinct, but closely related elements determine their education that we are able to supply the desired environment. We acknowledge the necessity of real surroundings. However, a lot more important would be the human connections. Since our chief aim is promote student growth through shared comprehension of problems, casual and friendly connections tend to be urged among instructors and pupils. Success with this aim is dependent upon recognition and active acceptance of this viewpoint.

We believe no academic philosophy can be fixed. The aims and guidelines of Toms River Schools are increasingly being constantly re-examined in light of pupil and community needs and development.