Educational community building in Pleasantville, New Jersey

The Head Start Center located at 115 West Decatur Avenue in Pleasantville, New Jersey is a school dedicated to providing early childhood education and support to children in the local community. With a focus on preparing young learners for success in school and beyond, the center offers a variety of educational programs and services tailored to meet the individual needs of each child. Dedicated teachers and staff work closely with families to create a nurturing and stimulating learning environment where children can thrive and develop essential skills for future success. The Head Start Center is committed to promoting the well-being and development of every child, helping them to reach their full potential and build a strong foundation for lifelong learning.

South Main Street Elementary is a vibrant and welcoming primary school located at 701 South Main Street in Pleasantville, New Jersey. Our dedicated staff is committed to providing a high-quality education for students in a safe and nurturing environment. With a focus on academic excellence and character development, we strive to empower our students to reach their full potential. At South Main Street Elementary, we believe in fostering a love for learning and creating a strong sense of community among students, parents, and staff. Join us in our mission to inspire and educate the leaders of tomorrow.

AIA South Jersey is a professional organization dedicated to advancing the practice of architecture in the southern region of New Jersey. Located at 6701 Black Horse Pike in Pleasantville, the institution provides resources, networking opportunities, and educational programs for architects and design professionals in the area. Members of AIA South Jersey have access to a wide range of benefits, including continuing education courses, industry events, and advocacy efforts to promote the importance of design in our communities. Join AIA South Jersey to connect with like-minded professionals and contribute to the future of architecture in the region.