Palisades Preschool & Kindergarten

Fort Lee High School gives students in grades 9–12 several ways to shape their studies on its Lemoine Avenue campus. The International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme combines six subject areas and language study with an extended essay, Theory of Knowledge, and service and creative work. Students in the Academy of Finance take finance and business courses, connect with industry mentors, and complete a 160-hour summer internship. Some business courses offer dual enrollment through Fairleigh Dickinson University and Syracuse University. The Academy of Theatre Arts builds creative expression through performance and other arts work, while productions and school events bring students' work to audiences beyond class. These options let students pursue research, career experience, or the arts alongside a high-school education.

Lewis F. Cole Intermediate School, the Fort Lee Public Schools building on Stillwell Avenue, serves the district's fifth and sixth graders. Our students are the Bridgemen. Each grade has its own school counselor, and a student assistance counselor works with students in grades 5 to 8. An on-site Child Study Team includes a school psychologist, a social worker and a learning disabilities teacher-consultant (LDTC). We run Section 504 plans, Intervention and Referral Services (I&RS) and a multi-tiered system of supports (MTSS), and counselors teach the Second Step program and lead small student groups. Outside class, students can join clubs, the intermediate student council and school sports. Right at School provides before- and after-care for a fee, and our PTO organizes events such as the Halloween dance and the Haunted Hallway. A school nurse cares for students' medical needs on campus.

Fort Lee School No. 3 earned National Blue Ribbon School recognition in 2024. We are one of four elementary schools in the Fort Lee Public Schools, home of the Tigers. We are an active, community-based school whose program gives real weight to multicultural activities, citizenship, self-esteem, respect, and environmental issues alongside academics. Teachers use varied methods and assessments in all subject areas and build daily practice in critical thinking, cooperative learning, and decision-making. Monthly character themes, a Week of Respect, and Start With Hello Week shape the school culture. Students who need extra help are supported through the district's Multi-Tiered System of Supports, Intervention and Referral Services, and Section 504 plans, and our Title I program offers Rise Tutoring. The media center runs a Little Free Library, and clubs include robotics and programming and an art club.