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Curriculum Bespoke Curriculum, Japanese Curriculum
Taught languages English, Japanese
Typical class size 7
Strengths MEXT recognised, NJ state licensed, Dual-school compatibility, ESL support, Japanese-American transfer support
Stages Elementary, Middle School
Introduction
New Jersey Japanese School is a private MEXT-recognised Japanese school in Oakland, NJ, offering elementary and secondary education in Japanese and English. Licensed by New Jersey and recognised by Japan's Ministry of Education, it provides dual-school compatibility for students transferring between Japanese and American school systems.
117 Franklin Ave, Oakland, NJ 07436, United States
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The Essentials
New Jersey Japanese School has 60 pupils, typical class sizes of 7, instruction in Japanese, English.
Location
Oakland, NJ 07436.
Stages
Elementary and secondary.
Type
Private co-educational Japanese school.
Additional learning support
ESL (English as a Second Language) programme.
Country affiliation
Japan Ministry of Education (MEXT) recognised.
Bus service
School bus transportation available.
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Academics
New Jersey Japanese School teaches Bespoke Curriculum, Japanese Curriculum for students aged 6 to 15.
Curriculum
Japanese and English instruction. Meets both MEXT and New Jersey educational standards.
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Admissions
Admissions
Accepts transfers and new enrolments. Trial attendance available.
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FAQs
Where is New Jersey Japanese School located and what ages does it serve?
The school is located in Oakland, NJ 07436. It serves students aged 6 to 15 across elementary and secondary levels.
What curriculum does the school follow and how does it accommodate transfers between Japan and the US?
Instruction is delivered in Japanese and English and the curriculum meets both Japan's MEXT and New Jersey educational standards. This dual alignment enables smooth transfers between Japanese and American school systems.
Is the school co-educational and how many pupils attend?
Yes, New Jersey Japanese School is a private co-educational institution. The total pupil body is 60.
How do I apply for my child to attend New Jersey Japanese School?
The school accepts transfers and new enrolments and offers options such as trial attendance. Families should contact the school directly to begin the admissions process and arrange a trial if desired.
Can my child transfer from a school in Japan and keep on track academically?
Yes. The school's MEXT recognition and alignment with New Jersey standards provide dual-school compatibility to help students maintain academic continuity when transferring.
Is trial attendance available before enrollment?
Yes, trial attendance is available to help families assess fit and transition needs. It is offered as part of the school's admissions options.
How is teaching split between Japanese and English in the classroom?
Teaching is bilingual, with instruction in both Japanese and English to reflect the dual curriculum. This approach supports students in maintaining Japanese curriculum continuity while developing English skills.
Does the school follow both MEXT and New Jersey educational standards?
Yes. The curriculum meets the requirements of Japan's Ministry of Education (MEXT) and is also aligned with New Jersey educational standards.
Where is the school campus and what is its setting?
The school operates a campus in Oakland, NJ 07436. Families can contact the school for more information about the campus layout and facilities.
Is school bus transportation available?
Yes, school bus transportation is available. The service supports families commuting from the surrounding area.
What extracurricular activities or events does the school offer?
The school runs annual school events and programmes as part of its beyond-classroom activities. These events provide cultural and social experiences for students and families.
Does the school provide Japanese cultural education outside regular classes?
Bilingual Japanese and English instruction supports cultural continuity and dual-school compatibility. Cultural elements are incorporated through classroom instruction and school events.
What support is available for students learning English?
An ESL (English as a Second Language) programme is available to support students learning English. The programme helps non-native English speakers access the bilingual curriculum.
What safeguarding or inclusivity policies does the school have?
The school maintains a non-discrimination policy and is licensed as a private school under New Jersey state requirements. Licensing ensures the school operates under state regulatory expectations.
How is the school governed or licensed?
New Jersey Japanese School is licensed as a private school under New Jersey state requirements. It is also recognised by Japan's Ministry of Education (MEXT).
Is New Jersey Japanese School recognised by the Japanese government or local authorities?
Yes, the school is recognised by Japan's Ministry of Education (MEXT) and is licensed under New Jersey state requirements. This dual recognition supports students moving between the two systems.
How large is the student body?
The school has a total of 60 pupils. This reflects a small school community with a close-knit student body.
What languages are used for instruction?
Instruction is provided in both Japanese and English. The bilingual programme supports maintenance of the Japanese curriculum while developing English proficiency.
Does the school offer support for students whose first language is not Japanese?
Yes, the school offers an ESL programme to support students who are learning English as an additional language. This helps non-native English speakers access classwork and progress within the bilingual programme.
What other languages does the school teach besides Japanese?
English is taught throughout the curriculum and supported through the school's ESL programme. Specific additional language offerings, if any, are arranged by the school.