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121 RIDGELY RD
LUTHERVILLE TIMONIUM, MD 21093

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Phone: 410-887-7650

School Information

GreatSchools Rating: 10
Educational Climate: High
Technology Measure: High
Type: Public
Grades: 6th Grade - 8th Grade
District: Baltimore County Public School District
Students/Teacher: 17
Students/Grade: 344.7
Number Students: 1034
Number Teachers: 62
Number Classrooms: 40
Expense/Pupil: $6,800.00 - 7,499.99
Poverty Level: 6 - 15.9 PERCENT
Number Computers: 330
Number PCs: 300
Number Macs: 030
Principal: Ms Susan Evans

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SPECIAL EDUCATION
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YEAR ROUND CLASSES
VOC-TECH
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School Ratings & Reviews

School Ratings (23 ratings)

Maximum Rating: 5

School Reviews (14 Reviews)

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Other Review | Rating:

Posted 2012-06-27

"This is a very amazing school, I went here and I definitely came out a better student, and person as a whole"

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Posted 2011-10-17

"Have no complaints abouts the school. Education is excellent but they can do a little bit or remodeling the classrooms. This is an old school."

Other Review | Rating:

Posted 2011-06-13

"Ridgely Middle is a good school, but not a great one. Most of the teachers are attentive to the needs of their students, but some are either overworked or simply disengaged."

Other Review | Rating:

Posted 2011-03-03

"This school is a very good one. My daughter and I have moved from that schools area but she wants to go back every day! :)"

Parent Review | Rating:

Posted 2010-10-06

"My point is (in case it isn't clear enough from my last post, the one that starts "For all the great things about this school..."--our "special needs" kids (IEP's, 504's and not diagnosed at all) are ***NOT A BURDEN!!!***They are, in fact, as capable of achieving (and at least some of them more so) as any other student. The few teachers and administrators, etc. that still think of them as a "burden" is the problem. Maybe if more parents make that point, they'll stop seeing these kids as "labels" and start seeing them for all they are really worth. I think most of them already do, but not all. Labels (like "special needs" "troublemaker" "quirky" )don't teach kids. Educators with knowledge and great attitudes do! Kudos to those that already have great attitudes! Those that don't---(and get stuck on labels)-do your research!"

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