Beth Henrikson & Kristi Henrikson-Mohn

Collegeville Schools

Collegeville is home to many excellent public schools, private schools and a college. The community is dedicated to providing a safe and encouraging environment to learn and grow in. With the help of parents and faculty, students are challenged to achieve their goals on a daily basis.

Public Schools
The Perkiomen Valley School District provides an excellent education to over 5,800 students who reside in the Lower Frederick, Perkiomen and Skippack Townships. The district also serves students in the Collegeville, Schwenksville and Trappe boroughs. Students in our district continue to demonstrate outstanding growth and achievement through high standardized test results, and a large number of our graduates continue on to institutions of higher learning. Together with support from parents, community members, and members of the School Board, the Perkiomen School District continues to provide the finest academic opportunities for its enrollees.

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Collegeville Private Schools

St. Eleanor Catholic School (K-8)
St. Eleanor School serves the students of the St. Eleanor Parish and operates under the Office of Catholic Education in the Archdiocese of Philadelphia. With a campus over 36,000 square feet, the school currently has over 600 students enrolled. The campus includes 19 classrooms, a computer lab, library, nurse’s station, and an elevator for handicapped accessibility. The school continues to welcome newcomers as the parish grows, and the school has served the Catholic community here since 1911.

Valley Forge Baptist Academy (PK-12)
The Valley Forge Baptist Academy is a Bible-based Christian school with loving teachers who are dedicated to providing the best education your child can receive. The school is committed to the highest spiritual standards and academic excellence.

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Collegeville Colleges/Universities

Ursinus College
Founded in 1869, Ursinus College is committed to providing an academically challenging, student-focused education for its enrollees. The beautiful 170-acre campus is located 28 miles from Philadelphia and is accredited by the Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools. The student-faculty ratio is 12 to 1, and all students and faculty are issued laptop computers to complete their studies.

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