The Rectory School

Hello, i am an alumni of the rectory school. I spent the best four years of my life at that school and strongly recomend it to any student in any situation. The faculty provide a safe, comfortable, stress free enviroment for all students alike. I met extremely proffesional, qualified, and prepared teachers there that clearly had my best interest at heart. I love that school and will send my children there when i have them. Hopefully no time soon.

My daughter is in the elementary school, and I am delighted. It is a safe, fun, caring environment. The education is well rounded-it includes art, music, movement, spanish as well as mainstream topics such as reading, math, science and history. The teachers are warm and caring-our whole family feels welcome. Furthermore, kindness and community are emphasized as well as intellectual development. All in all, I can't imagine a better program. S. Hattan
--Submitted by a parent

I'm an 8th grader at this school, and it's my first year here. I love it. The kids are great, the teachers are awesome, and you get individualized attention in each class, and it's really a great environment. I would definitely recommend this school. Jesse M.
--Submitted by a student

I am a student at The Rectory School and I am beyond delighted with it. First of all Rectory is a Jr. boarding school grades 5-9 with about 200 students. It is a very close knit community where teachers become like parents and friends to the students. All of the teachers are fantastic, they care so much about the student's needs compared to any other public school. They are always willing to help the students with their problems. The academics are absolutely out of this world. Rectory has different grade sections for different types of learners. Usually there are sections 1-6, 1 being the most challenging and 6 being the least. I myself am in 1 and 2 sections and find them very difficult. Rectory also offers great sports, arts, and musical programs. Rectory is the best school ever for all types of students, check it out for your self!
--Submitted by a student