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Old 02-23-2009, 08:57 PM
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Default Safe Neighborhood w/ Good Elementary School near Princeton?
I'm planning to NJ to study at Princeton for my Ph.D. in a few years. If I was to start attending classes my daughter will be around 4-5 years old. I'm looking for an area that is safe to raise my child and also a good school district. I'm willing to commute to Princeton if that is the case.

20-30 min would be nice.

I'm looking for a nice suburb area, preferably north east.

Does anyone have any suggestions? I'm really clueless about NJ.
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I'm planning to NJ to study at Princeton for my Ph.D. in a few years. If I was to start attending classes my daughter will be around 4-5 years old. I'm looking for an area that is safe to raise my child and also a good school district. I'm willing to commute to Princeton if that is the case.

20-30 min would be nice.

I'm looking for a nice suburb area, preferably north east.

Does anyone have any suggestions? I'm really clueless about NJ.
Canal Pointe, West Windsor.
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I'm planning to NJ to study at Princeton for my Ph.D. in a few years. If I was to start attending classes my daughter will be around 4-5 years old. I'm looking for an area that is safe to raise my child and also a good school district. I'm willing to commute to Princeton if that is the case.

20-30 min would be nice.

I'm looking for a nice suburb area, preferably north east.

Does anyone have any suggestions? I'm really clueless about NJ.
Princeton does provide housing for grad students. You can look at it here-

Princeton University Facilities - Apartment Life for Graduate Students 2008-2009

Princeton is a lovely, safe town and your child would attend the Princeton schools.
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Old 02-23-2009, 10:46 PM
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West Windsor, Plainsboro (both towns share the same school district). And Montgomery. All these 3 towns are right next to Princeton.
I agree with jerseyj - Princeton itself has a very good school district (although some part of the town is not as nice as it should be). Your child will go to school with your peer's children.
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We live in Chesterfield, NJ. Beautiful neighborhood, only 10 miles from Princeton and great school system (ranks 9 on greatschools.net).
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