The Arthur Stanlick school is located in northwestern New Jersey, nestled between the western shore of Lake Hopatcong, New Jersey’s largest lake, and the Mahlon Dickerson Reservation, an unspoiled, forested park land home to black bear, deer, and a host of other wild life forms. The school services 367 children in grades three through five and is one of six elementary schools in our K-12, 3600 student school district.

Stanlick students receive a well rounded education consisting of the essential academic disciplines, supplemented by instrumental and vocal music, visual arts, a World Languages program, a computer lab, and television and computer technology in every classroom. Special enrichment programs such as Junior Great Books, Math Olympiad, and Young Astronauts add challenge and excitement for many students.

The school is also the focal point of community activities which include year round sports programs, scouting programs, parent activities and community gatherings. For Stanlick students, their school is much more than daytime classes. It is an exciting place to be evenings, weekends, and throughout the summer.

We at Stanlick have much more to tell you about our school, our community, and our interests. Thank you for visiting with us today.