Public | K-5 | 555 students |
PHONE: (503) 524-1330
Beaverton's Nancy Ryles Elementary School serves grades K-5 in the Beaverton 48j School District. It is among the few public elementary schools in Oregon to receive a distinguished GreatSchools Rating of 8 out of 10.
This school has an average Community Rating of 5 out of 5 stars, based on reviews from 12 school community members.
School highlights:
| COMPARE | SCHOOL | GREATSCHOOLS RATING | COMMUNITY RATING |
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0.8 miles | |||
Sexton Mountain Elementary School 1 miles | |||
Scholls Heights Elementary School 1 miles | |||
Cooper Mountain Elementary School 1.3 miles |
My son just started grade K with Nancy Ryles in August 2011. He loves his class and his teacher. It is a beautiful school with kind and caring staff. He is learning a lot and loves to tell me how he spent his day learning. The parent group is very involved and gives all parents an opportunity to participate. You get out what you put in and it is a rewarding experience for our entire family.
This school is Awesome...my child has been attending nancy ryles for the last 5 years...teachers are ever so wonderful to my child and go above and beyond to help and make sure she succeeds in everything she does. Which one other review thinks having high expectations for your child is a bad thing...you should be honored that they do have such high expectations for our children...I want my kids to exceed in everything they do. School is always number 1 in life and they should always do and be there best! Yes about some of the mothers there they can be stuck up a bit but why should we care what they are doing and act like we are not in grade school. It's about the kids not us making friends. Just put a smile on your face and kill them with kindness!
A great school with a great staff!!! An extraordinary place to learn a lot!!!
I believe this School is a '10'! Great Staff, Great Principal and Great Students! Overall I think its the best! So happY!!
This campus is extraordinary and the staff are amazing!
My three children attended Nancy Ryles during our two years in Oregon. The teachers went above and beyond the call of duty and really tried to meet each child's individual needs. There was good parent/teacher communication and my input was valued. Parent participation at the school is welcome. There were many additional programs which enriched the children's learning such as fitness (Miles for Smiles), science (school wide science fair), art (art literacy), geography (passport club), etc. I truly felt that my children left Nancy Ryles more prepared for further education, with greater social skills and moral integrity.
My children have attended Nancy Ryles for the past 5 years, and I have been consistently happy with the quality of education and the welcoming atmosphere at the school. Parent involvement is high,and both staff and volunteers work hard to create a positive learning environment where all students are challenged according to their ability.
As far as academics Nancy Ryles like other schools in the district exceeds expectations. However, our experience at this school has been unfavorable for several reasons. A good deal of the parents, and parent-led groups, are clique-ish. It is admirable that the parent involvement is high, however, there's no other way to say it other than many of the moms act like sorority girls with the gossip and bickering amongst each other. The teachers are either loved or hated which isn't so uncommon really. The focus on physical health is admirable, but better music and arts programs would be appreciated as well. I believe the parents and staff feel they have set a high standard untouchable by other schools, when in fact the reputation this school is getting is 'you must succeed - or else'. In their quest to 'be the best', I believe they've lost sight of the children's feelings.
My daughter was one of Nancy Ryles students for more than two years (2000 and 2001). I can say that the professional leadership and professional teachers that the school enjoys has made it one of the most distinguished public schools in the area. Currently I am living overseas but I can proudly say that whenever I have the chance to go back to the US I won't hesitate bringing my children back to Nancy Ryles.
Nancy Ryles is a fabulous school. With great teachers and staff. My children have been attending for the last 2 years. The principle, teachers, and office staff are excellent. They care about the kids and I've been impressed with how each child is challenged based on their individual needs. The school has a strong commitment to not only teaching academics, but encourage the kids to be respectful,kind and learn to be 'peace- builders'. The only thing I have been disappointed with has been the fact that kindergarten is only a half day program. This year there has even been a once a week preschool program, which my youngest children have loved attending. With 4 kids, I have not personally volunteered at the school..but I know there is a great volunteer program for parents who have the opportunity to do so.
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