Friendly NJ towns?

[blu4u]

Chatham. Good schools. Not as 'snooty as summit. Smaller than Madison. Very family oriented. train to NYC. easy on and off 24 to 78 or 287.
Long Valley. No train. no easy intersate access. good Schools.
Hacketstown. public trans to city. easy access to 80. VERY down to earth. Family oriented. Good prices on homes cut your budget in half. Schools--ok not great.

[blu4u]

Originally Posted by slope95

i would strongly disagree with this statement. while some 'good' students might like the school and succeed, many 'good' students suffer at columbia. i am currently a student, i would consider my self to be a 'good' student, and i have not received a very good education at columbia. it is a large school compared to other neighboring suburban schools, and there is little individual attention or motivation. little support is given to students and school administrators solely care that the school gets good ratings.

i have family in a town near yardley, pa in bucks county and would rather live there.

Considering the demographic of the parents Columbia could do better.

[Ematarese]

Is Columbia, NJ across from Stroudburg, PA and on Rt 80 LGBT friendly?

[Retriever]

Originally Posted by blu4u

Considering the demographic of the parents Columbia could do better.

Originally Posted by Ematarese

Is Columbia, NJ across from Stroudburg, PA and on Rt 80 LGBT friendly?

I am going to guess that Ematarese did a search of this site using "Columbia" as the search criterion.
Is that the case?
If so, please be aware that the Columbia HS that was referred to is located in Maplewood, NJ, which is a relatively affluent, usually liberal, enclave in Essex County, and that is VERY different from what you will find in Columbia (Warren County), NJ.