Robert Moses Middle School

I'm a former student of Robert Moses Middle School and I think it's excellent. I was reading some of the reviews left by some people and I think that the negative comments written are completely incorrect. You will never find a school district better than the North Babylon Union Free School District.

It think this scholl is always up to date and is great for us children to have a great education.
--Submitted by a student

this school makes me feel welcomed although some teachers do not commit to teaching their students (ms.bongiorno). besides that, everything is great. i always visit my 6th grade teachers (mr.pollock and mrs.ferreri) and i always get a happy reaction sometimes the deans can be demanding and shouty i always have a good time in this school
--Submitted by a student

I attended this school and then moved on to the North Babylon High School. Not only did I find comforting, caring teachers, but I was prepared to enter the real world which I think parochial schools lack the ability to do. My education was never jeopardized or disrupted by other students and faculty always had complete control over the classroom. I met some of my best friends during this time and when I have children of my own I hope to send them to North Babylon Schools, or a district that has the similiar qualities. You can't blame the school or the district if you're not following up with your child's studies at home. In response to the review below, Why did it take that parent until the high school level to see that their child was not performing at grade level?....lack of parent involvement???

Unless your child is in the advanced placement program ,which educates around 26 students, they do not get the education your tax money should supply. All students get prepared for is introduction to one of the most disruptive classroom environments on Long Island, North Babylon High School. When my Honor Roll daughters left this Middle School and attended parochial school both were way behind in their studies and needed remedial work. Now they are getting prepared for College.
--Submitted by a parent

Hi i am ameera abdul-rahim! i go to this school and it basicly rocks. The teacher's are funny! and its funny how others get into trouble, you learn from that and know better to not do that ever again. The dean's office is the place where most of the fun stuff happens cause you either got a laugh or a story to tell when you get back into class! wow the principle knows how to lecter not sure if i spelled that right its been a long summer. And i am a 8th grader so if i graduate (whitch i better) i will miss this teen age/ pre-teen fun!
--Submitted by a student

I loved this school but then moved! this school made my levels higher and my teachers were great, UN-fortunately i moved to Rio Rancho,NM and its not half as good
--Submitted by a student

My son & I love this school. Much better then his elementary Marion G Vedder. Principle & all staff thats involved with my son are amazing. Too bad he had to go through 6 years before he got here. Great school!!!!
--Submitted by a parent

Children here are overcrowded although they are working on an extension. There are different shifts for 6th graders because of this. They don't get to start a language until 8th grade.They have to choose between art and music.There are no inclusion classes, just special ed. All negatives in my book. On the plus side, the principal is fabulous and on top of every problem, social or otherwise in the school;and is very welcoming and receptive to parent concerns and inquiries.Most of the teachers seem very dedicated as well.There are lots of hard working kids with involved parents, but a large transient population brings down the scores.It concerns me to have my children in this district.I'd feel better if the test scores were better.
--Submitted by a parent

Teachers and administration are extremely helpful and caring.
--Submitted by a parent