01 — Education by the Numbers: How 19067 Compares

Before we get into individual schools, here's how the educational attainment in this zip code stacks up against state and national benchmarks. This matters because it tells you something about the community your children will grow up in — their classmates' households, the value placed on academics, and the culture of the schools themselves.

Nearly 1 in 3 adults in 19067 holds a four-year degree — well above the national average of 1 in 5. That's not just a demographic footnote. It shapes the academic expectations families bring to the school system, the involvement levels at PTAs and school boards, and the expectations students carry into the classroom with them.

02 — High Schools

Three high schools serve students in the 19067 area. The large majority of Yardley families will be zoned for Pennsbury High School, one of the flagship public schools in Bucks County.

Pennsbury High School is a large, comprehensive public high school with strong academic programming, a wide range of Advanced Placement offerings, and deep athletic and extracurricular traditions. The 13:1 student-to-teacher ratio is competitive for a school of its size. If you're buying in the main Yardley or Lower Makefield corridor, Pennsbury High is almost certainly where your children will land.

For families in the Morrisville section of the zip code, Morrisville High School is a smaller, more intimate setting at 405 students — a meaningful difference for families who prefer that environment. The Center for Student Learning Charter School is an alternative option within the Pennsbury District for families seeking a different academic approach.

03 — Middle Schools

Four middle schools serve families in and around 19067. Three are in the Pennsbury District; one serves the adjacent Fallsington area. Here's what I see working with families in this transition — the middle school years can feel daunting, and knowing your school ahead of time reduces a lot of that anxiety.

All three Pennsbury District middle schools post strong student-to-teacher ratios — Boehm at 9.6:1 is particularly noteworthy. Your assigned middle school will depend on which elementary school attendance zone you fall into. When my clients are narrowing down streets or neighborhoods, I always help them verify both their elementary and middle school assignments before making an offer — it matters more than people sometimes realize at first.

04 — Elementary Schools

This is where the detail really matters. There are twelve elementary schools serving the 19067 zip code, and which one your child attends depends entirely on your street address — not just your zip code. I always tell buyers: get the attendance zone confirmed before you close. It takes one phone call to the district and it eliminates any surprises.

What I notice across this entire list is how consistent the student-to-teacher ratios are — ranging from roughly 10:1 to 13:1. That's a sign of a well-resourced district with genuine investment in classroom staffing. Penn Valley Elementary at 10.1:1 is among the most favorable ratios in the group. The Bucks County Montessori Charter School is worth noting for families who prefer a Montessori approach — it draws students from across the surrounding area, not just from a single attendance zone.

05 — Private Schools

The private school landscape near 19067 is genuinely strong — and it's one of the things families from outside this area are often surprised by. Whether you're looking for Catholic education, a Jewish day school, a therapeutic setting, or a smaller college-prep environment, there's real depth here.

A few worth calling out: Grey Nun Academy and Abrams Hebrew Academy both post exceptional student-to-teacher ratios (under 7:1), reflecting small, close-knit communities. The Pen Ryn School at 8:1 is another standout for families who want that intimate academic environment. New Hope Academy and Valley Day School serve students with specific academic or therapeutic needs, and their very low ratios reflect that specialized focus.

Conwell Egan Catholic High School is the primary Catholic high school option for families in this area and has a strong reputation for college preparation and athletic programs. If faith-based secondary education is on your list, it should be on your radar.