North Babylon High School

My child attends this school and I find the AP Program to be great. This school is diversed so that most kids would be able to fit right in. My child went to Woods Road, Rober Mosses Middle School and now NB High School and is have the time of her life. She is involved in the community, sports, and National Honors Society. We love it!
--Submitted by a parent

I am a student who attends this school and i honestly love it. I have attended this district all my life. As long as you hang out with the right people and are involved with extracurricular activites it is a very enjoyable school to go to.
--Submitted by a student

If I had to do it all over again, I would never have allowed my youngest son to attend North Babylon High School. I would have worked 3 jobs in order to have sent him to a parochial school. The past four years in the high school and the two years he attended the middle school were the worst years for our whole family. The influences were very negative and the school was not much help even though I begged for help for my son. I will never vote yes for a school budget. Supposedly this district spends something like $15,000.00 per pupil per year. I could have sent three children to private school and gotten them a better education for that sum. More money does not equal a higher quality of education. I would never recommend this school district. To be fair though, there were some outstanding teachers and counselors without whom I, as a parent, would not have survived.
--Submitted by a parent

Getting better as time goes by. Some superior teachers, some are still lacking. HS administrators are out there watching, to make the environment as positive as possible.
--Submitted by a parent

Great school for individuals looking for diversity within a school district. Great AP program for student who want to excel. Good Sports programs.
--Submitted by a parent

its a good school they try hard for you they have some really good teachers. Such as mr. gmelch and mr. colgan
--Submitted by a former student