Goddard School welcomes new owners

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The Goddard School of Moorestown recently welcomed new owners Jillie Staffiera and Jon Drialo, who have owned The Goddard School of Philadelphia (22nd and Pine) since 2019 and opened The Goddard School of Philadelphia (23rd and South) in August.

Staffiera and Drialo bring a wealth of experience as Goddard School franchisees and a deep passion for early-childhood education to the Moorestown location. 

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Staffiera, who grew up in the township, felt the desire to invest in the community that shaped her and breathe new life into the school that has served families for nearly 20 years. Her vision and that of Drialo’s is to elevate the early-childhood education experience for children, families and teachers while honoring the school’s legacy.

“Bringing my family back to Moorestown and investing in its future is deeply meaningful, and I’m thrilled to continue to provide families of this community with The Goddard School experience,” Staffiera said. “I’m honored to give back to the place that gave me so much and to create a joyful, inspiring environment where children can begin a lifelong love of learning.”

Since taking ownership in May, Staffiera and Drialo have made a significant transformation inside the school. Classrooms have been reimagined with bright, engaging learning spaces designed to spark creativity, and the interior now reflects a modern, welcoming environment that fosters curiosity, exploration and connection.

They are also expanding teacher resources, such as new furniture, learning materials for classrooms and new supplies, as well as fostering stronger communication with families enrolled in the school.

To learn more about The Goddard School and how to enroll in the Moorestown location, visit GoddardSchool.com or call (856) 235-7006.

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