The “Princeton School” in Birmingham, Alabama, is not a widely known K-12 school, likely part of a larger school system, and perhaps situated in proximity to 'School of Rock' locations.

Q1: What subjects are taught at Princeton School?

A: The school teaches the subjects required by the State Board of Alabama, such as reading, mathematics, science, and social studies. In addition, Princeton School has special classes in art, club music, gym (PE), and STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) which are all fun.

Q2: Does the school have any programs where my child may stay or attend before or after school?

A: Absolutely! The school offers homework help and fun activities before and after school and, most importantly, a safe place for your child.

Q3: What clubs and activities are available for kids to join?

A: Kids will be able to participate in animal-based music, art, sports, and any club that forms as a result of interested students, faculty, and parents. The main goal is for each student to learn how to work together, acquire skills in being a leader, and develop into a well-rounded person.

Q4: Does Princeton School have STEM classes?

A: Yes, Princeton School offers STEM-related experiences. The kids engage in various hands-on experiences that develop their thinking skills and problem-solving skills in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics.

Q5: What do I need to register my child?

A: We need to see your child's birth certificate, a proof of residency, the child's immunization record, and previous School Record documentation that can provide rest and responsibility to the prior school's accountabilities.