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St. Margaret Regional School has been providing quality education since 1963.
The Franciscan Missionary Sisters of the Infant Jesus, along with our devoted lay teachers, have maintained a school environment which promotes learning and encourages Catholic Christian values.
It is our purpose to enable each student, together with his/her family, to grow spiritually, intellectually, physically, emotionally and socially and to realize his/her potential as a child of God.
The academic program offered at St. Margaret's Regional School follows guidelines recommended by the Diocese of Camden.
Textbooks and 21st Century Technology are continually evaluated. Library, Spanish, Physical Education, Music and Art are regularly taught, as well as Computer Technology.
All interested families should call to schedule a
Pre-Registration Meeting or attend an Open House Event. Incoming
Pre-Kindergarten 4 Candidates must be 4 years old by September 30th
and fully potty trained for admission. Incoming Kindergarten
Candidates must be 5 years old by September 30th and pass the
readiness screening prior to admission. Middle School Candidates
will be scheduled for a meeting with the School Principal prior to
admission.
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