Rutgers Preparatory School

A nightmare-like story. If I had to give it a score, I'd give it a -5.
This is a true event that happened to us. The premise of the story is that we absolutely did not violate any school discipline. A high school student, originally healthy, lively, and academically excellent, was gradually driven to depression by RPS School. Subsequently, the high school principal expelled him from school, citing his illness as the reason, and disallowed his return. Then, claiming he was faking illness, they canceled the student's grades for that year. As if that weren't enough, they also put all of this student's grades from three years on hold, preventing him from receiving transcripts, sending grades, or accessing them. This made it impossible for the student to transfer schools, rendering three years of high school effort futile, worsening his condition, and making him unwilling to ever step foot into any school again.
When I first stepped into this high school with my child, I was drawn by its history, and year after year, the enrollment contracts misled us with its narrative. Only when you encounter problems do you suddenly realize that this place hides terrifying scenarios of authoritarianism, bullying, inequality, and discrimination. One wrong step, and their scam can ruin a child's entire life. Now, regret is too late; time won't give you any chances. Only through personal experience can one truly know how terrifying those superficially glamorous lies are. You must carefully read every clause of the contract, do not be deceived by appearances, you must be responsible for your child's future, and choose with extreme caution.

Rutgers Preparatory School was founded in 1906 in New Brunswick, New Jersey. The campus covers an area of over 30 acres and features multiple facilities, including 4 academic buildings, a student center, and a gymnasium. The school has students from 33 countries and more than 200 faculty and staff members.

The #1 independent school in New Jersey.
The campus covers 42 acres, bordering the Delaware and Raritan Canal State Park, forming a large area of mixed green space. It is one of the top 25 best places to live in the U.S., and is only an hour's drive from New York and Manhattan.
It is separated from Rutgers University by just a wall, and is a 25-minute drive from the famous Princeton University.
The school offers a rich curriculum, including 21 AP courses, multiple honors courses, and Post-AP courses such as multivariable calculus, linear algebra, software design, and game development.
The faculty is strong, with 77% of teachers holding advanced degrees, helping students achieve their academic goals.
In the past five years, the school's sports teams have won a total of 22 national, regional, and county championships.

Rutgers Preparatory School is a historic Blue Ribbon School located not far from Rutgers University, allowing students to fully enjoy the university's resources. The school is adjacent to New York City, providing students with convenient access to visit the city for additional educational and cultural experiences. The school maintains a highly rigorous academic curriculum with a strong faculty, where 61% of its 87 full-time teachers hold master's degrees. The school collaborates with Rutgers University on the Waksman Research Program, primarily focusing on microbiology research, and also offers a mobile app programming project developed in cooperation with the UN Department of Public Information. The school boasts 33 sports teams and a variety of art programs, including visual arts, choir, instrumental music, and drama. Rutgers Preparatory School offers college preparatory and AP courses to its students.