Beyond Basic Learning: The International School
Join in the Discovery  - Summer Scholars

Who says children can’t have fun learning in the bright outdoors? That is where Beyond Basic Learning – The International School not only creates a sense of wonder and excitement for young minds, but also inspires children. Their engaging workshops use stimulating, fun activities to introduce children to relevant science and math concepts. Workshops include:

The International School at BBL provides its Kindergarten children with small classes, and beautiful city views.

The International School represents the diversity of families that exist in its program and it speaks to its core of being the bridge between families and their culture. With over 20 different countries being represented by the children and their families, Beyond Basic Learning has seen its children accepted to programs around the globe.

Beyond Basic Learning: The International School
Expands Nursery School Service to Support Working Parents

Beyond Basic Learning, a state-of-the-art nursery school with two Hoboken riverfront locations, not only outshines competitors in providing excellent educational and children services, BBL listens and responds to the needs of working parents.   

 “We are as serious about the educational services we provide as we are dedicated about meeting the practical child care needs for the Hoboken community,” said Executive Director and Founder, Zuleika Fertullien.  “Working parents have been vocal about their scheduling challenges, and our desire is to help by bridging the gap between their specific childcare needs and standardized school closings and holidays.”

Beyond Basic Learning; The International School not only connects children to classroom fundamentals, but also to their natural environment. With spring approaching, BBL is introducing a new initiative for organic gardening by partnering with the Polk-A-Dot Gardening Program on Pier 13. Together they will cultivate an urban garden patch, which will be an exciting experience for children growing up in urban settings who otherwise miss the opportunity to experience how plants, fruits and vegetables grow.