Public | 6-8 | 347 students |
PHONE: (914) 777-5200
Mamaroneck's Rye Neck Middle School serves grades 6-8 in the Rye Neck Union Free School District. It is among the few public middle schools in New York to receive a distinguished GreatSchools Rating of 10 out of 10.
The school community has reviewed this school and given it an average rating of 4 out of 5 stars.
School highlights:
| COMPARE | SCHOOL | GREATSCHOOLS RATING | COMMUNITY RATING |
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French-American School of New York - Mamaroneck Campus 1.4 miles | |||
1.7 miles | |||
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2 miles |
I find it difficult to believe the review below is genuine. The school is very small for a public school and is personal - bullying is caught and dealt with quickly. And btw, clicks, which you'll find in every school, are not the same as "gangs" which only exist in some schools, and certainly not in Rye Neck. As for NYC public schools - the Rye Neck HS would come in 10th out of 360 NYC High Schools schools if you compared it by combined SAT scores - and those other top 10 NYC schools need very good scores to get in (and forget about the sporting facilities). As for the middle school in NYC - why not google "NYC middle schools need improvement" - the Columbia study as reported by CBS for a start.The middle schools in NYC are the worst part of the system there. I say that having lived and had children in the system.
My son in the 6th grade was bullied horribly, to the very extreme. Worse, the teachers (yes, the teachers and the principles) have tried to cover up the truth. They took no responsibility, what so ever, and I am mystified what the councelor's job truly is. We just gave up and moved on, but I cannot sass enough the emotional scars. This school is very disappointing, I strongly suggest you look over this school as being close to your choice, even if there are benefits such as being able to get in without any test scores. But do not overlook the fact that this policy makes this school a much less safe environment, and really bad kids can get mixed in with the truly advanced. I agree with the parent a few comments before me. Other than the offenders in my son's case of severe bullying, I observe many "gangs," students using cuss words and talking about inappropriate topics, all behind the backs of ignorant teachers. My point is, try harder and look to other schools. Also, for your reference, there are many great public schools in Manhattan, in case you read this and is confused. Other place to look are trusted sites, there are plenty of them and can be found easily through Google.
This is an awesome school and has become more diverse in the last few yrs and offers everything and anything for your child. This is not a snooty school....I was proud to have my 2 girls in the schools, theyve gone on and are doing excellent and THEY feel the teachers at RN are definitely a big part of it!
I disagree with the previous parent. I do think the teachers and administrators are open to new ideas. It is a small school with the ability to know your child and to try and help them have a positive experience.
A horrendous school. The teachers, parents, and students are all stuck inside a bubble and are not open to new ideas. They act snooty and exclusive, and have no reason to. Bullying is out of control and the guidance counselors are useless. After having my two daughters there through middle school, I pulled them out. It really was that bad. I absolutely do not suggest getting involved at Rye Neck.
Great all around academics. Relative small size is a big plus. Students are encouraged to get involved in arts, music and sports.
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