Robert Moses Middle School

Robert Moses Middle School serves 1,009 students in grades 6-8 in North Babylon, providing education with a favorable 11.2:1 student-teacher ratio supported by 90 full-time equivalent teachers. The school currently ranks in the 18th percentile among New York middle schools, with significant room for academic growth particularly in mathematics, where 10% of students perform at proficient levels or above. English Language Arts shows stronger performance with 49% of students meeting proficiency standards.

Located in Suffolk County's large suburban setting, the school serves a community with a median household income of $126,027 and a low poverty rate of 3.3%. The surrounding area reflects middle-to-upper-middle-class stability, with median home values at $448,600 and about one-third of residents holding bachelor's degrees or higher. Despite current academic challenges, the school's substantial enrollment and strong student-teacher ratio suggest resources are available to support student development.

The administration and teaching staff have opportunities to build upon the school's foundation while addressing areas needing improvement, particularly in mathematical proficiency. Robert Moses Middle School sits within North Babylon's well-established suburban community, serving families in an area characterized by stable housing values and relatively low poverty rates.