Visit MBS
There’s no better way to experience MBS than by visiting campus, meeting our community, and seeing our classrooms in action. We offer a variety of opportunities throughout the year for families to discover what makes an MBS education distinctive, from campus tours and Information Sessions to Open Houses and program-specific events.
We encourage every prospective family to visit MBS at least once before completing the admission process. Find the opportunity that works best for your family below.
Discover What's Possible
General Information Sessions
Discover what sets MBS apart at one of our monthly Information Sessions. These sessions give families an overview of our academic program, student experience, and community, with opportunities to hear from members of our faculty and administration and ask questions about the MBS experience. Information Sessions are offered throughout the year and are a great way to learn more about MBS before your visit or as you explore the admission process. • Thursday, November 12 | 6:30 p.m. | In Person | General Information Session • Tuesday, December 1 | 7:00 p.m. | Virtual | Middle School Information Session
On-Campus Informational Tours
Program Specific Sessions
Explore the many opportunities that make the MBS experience unique. Learn more about MBS athletics, the arts, our Middle and Upper School experiences, student support services, and our commitment to community belonging. Families can also connect with our Admission and Financial Aid teams to explore the application process, available resources, and how we help make an MBS education accessible.
Understanding Independent Schools
On September 23, six New Jersey independent school educators came together for a conversation about the unique benefits of independent, college-preparatory schools and what families should know throughout the school search process. The panel explored topics including what defines an independent school, finding the right fit, the application process, financial aid, and more. The conversation concluded with a Q&A session featuring questions from families. Panelists and moderators included representatives from Chapin School, Delbarton School, Far Hills Country Day School, Montclair Kimberley Academy, Morristown Beard School, and Oak Knoll School of the Holy Child. Watch the recording below to hear insights from educators across New Jersey and learn more about the independent school experience.
