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Princeton Day School 

An excellent school that is very well known. It is the school of the preps. Everyone gets good grades and no one slacks, it is considered the best co-ed day school in New Jersey. Usually the kids that go there are disliked by the public schools.
PDS, preppy, educationally excellent, Princeton Day School is one of the best schools in the country.
Princeton Day School by Rana1895 October 5, 2007
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Princeton Day School 

A pretentious school where white kids THRIVE.

The only way to thrive at this school is if you play :

(Boys) Fall: Soccer Winter: Ice Hockey Spring: Lacrosse

(Girls) Fall: Field Hockey Winter: support your boyfriend at the rink.... Spring: Lacrosse
That girl goes to Princeton Day School. I mean she's either there because she's a genius, or her family is rich.

Princeton Day School 

A school where snobby rich white kids thrive. They lose a lot in school to school tournaments yet still keep a way too good self-esteem which is frankly impressive.
Princeton Day School? Oh yeah, they lost against us again

Princeton Day School 

Where rich kids who got rejected by actually good private schools go to rot and pay a hefty tuition to feel superior and still get outperformed by the neighboring public high school.
"You're going against PDS for lax on friday?"

"yup"
"im not even gonna wish you luck you can def wipe the floor with them princeton day school kids"
Princeton Day School by soopergup August 21, 2023
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