School District
North Reading Public Schools
- North Reading, MA
- 16 reviews
- AcademicsA
- DiversityC-
- TeachersA
- College PrepA
- Clubs & ActivitiesA-
- Health & SafetyA
- AdministrationB
- SportsA
- FoodB+
- Resources & FacilitiesB
North Reading Public Schools Rankings
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Academics
Students
Diversity
C-
Based on racial and economic diversity and survey responses on school culture and diversity from students and parents.
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Teachers
Finances
Expenses Per Student
$18,344/ student
National
$12,239- Cost of LivingC+
- Good for FamiliesA
- HousingB-
Median Household Income
$126,818
National
$55,322Median Rent
$1,451
National
$949Median Home Value
$497,600
National
$184,700North Reading Public Schools Reviews
16 reviews
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Very great high school, awesome expereince there! Small close knit community with a lot of involvement among the teachers with the students. I had a great experience there and they also were very helpful with guidance for getting into college
Teachers are excellent. They participate in meaningful professional development. Contact with teachers and other staff is respected. Principals and other administrators are visible to parents and students.
More interaction between staff and students is needed during unstructured social time (ex:lunch) especially in middle school to help student negotiate challenging social pressures. More effort should be placed on presenting post-secondary options, beginning in late elementary/middle school.
More interaction between staff and students is needed during unstructured social time (ex:lunch) especially in middle school to help student negotiate challenging social pressures. More effort should be placed on presenting post-secondary options, beginning in late elementary/middle school.
No diversity, and the student body is ignorant and segregated. The school is shiny and brand new, but it's forbidden to put anything on the walls, so it looks like a hospital. ALL students, including seniors, are treated like children. We have little freedom. However, you could argue that this approach leads to a "safer" school.