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Grades: NS | 85 students14.9 miles 240 Broad St Eatontown, NJ 07724 (732) 544-9394
14.9
NS
85
School Reviews
5.00 out of 5(2 reviews)
53/12/2020
This school is wonderful, the administration and counselors are always so helpful and really care about the kids. My daughter's teacher and I email daily and it has really helped with her behavior and academically. Couldn't be happier that my child is attending Coastal.
- Posted by Parent - Ms. Hunt
57/24/2015
I am a parent of a 15 year old boy who has been at Coastal Learning Center for two years. I am thrilled to say that my son enjoys his program at the school. I have found the administration and staff of the school to be on top of their game. They keep me notified of his academic as well as his social progress. Teachers and counselors call weekly and the administration is always available to answer my questions. I highly recommend this private school and I commend the efforts of such a dedicated staff.
- Posted by Parent - georg
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