Ardsley Middle School

700 Ashford Avenue

School District

Ardsley Union Free
Grade

5-8
Teacher/Student Ratio

1:12
Type

public

School Map for Ardsley Union Free School District

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Reviews

Submitted by parent on January 19, 2025

Poor leadership and support for students and families. Declining school system year after year has caused our family as well as many others to move out of the district or go private. Not the Ardsley of the past!
Submitted by parent on May 13, 2023

Ardsley schools are fantastic throughout. Teachers and staff are extremely dedicated!
Submitted by student on June 04, 2021

The school is pretty decent. I have seen fights in the hallways (physical fighting) in the middle of school while I was trying to switch classes. Overall, I guess things are decent here, but people do talk behind your back. And some of the teachers are very strict and very rude, so try not to be too annoying. People here aren't very scary, which is funny. Sad to switch schools next year though, this school is pretty good. School kinda made me unmotivated and I started to get anxiety attacks because of work overloads and teachers.
Submitted by parent on April 10, 2018

Horrible. I thought Concord Rd was a complete failure and was glad to get out of it. Did not expect middle school is equally disappointing.
Submitted by parent on January 19, 2017

My son has excellent teachers and challenging classes. I can tell he loves the change as we recently moved from the city. Everyone is very kind and the atmosphere is A+.
Submitted by parent on July 11, 2016

A great middle school; challenging to the student academically and provides an environment to grow independently as well. The diversity of Ardsley students provides a great example of how race or religion should not matter.
Submitted by other on October 30, 2013

Very diverse. That chart on this website isn't right. The school has kids from many different cultures, religions, and ethnicities. We have new foreign kids come from different countries every year. Some of those countries include Canada, Mexico, Columbia, England, Spain, South Korea, Denmark, China, Japan, Russia, Vietnam, Australia, France and more.