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Seven Bridges is a very good school. My daughter has attended for three years and the staff and teachers are very bright, dedicated and creative. The community is largely made up of wealthy, jewish families who are very committed to having their children excel. Kids make a very big deal as to how their bat and bar mitzvahs are celebrated and who attended. There is little ethnic diversity, and virtually no economic diversity (property taxes can easily be $20,000 to $30,000 per year on average homes). There is certainly some bullying, mostly by girls seeking to stay on the top of what they believe is the social ladder. However, the parents are very involved and the teachers and admins take pride in their school. As such they attract the best new teachers and the positive spiral continues.
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Academic programs are excellent for all. TAlented special area teachers Parents are very involved and welcome in the community.
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Everyone is entitle of their own opinion, but to say bad things about Horace Greeley...you most have some issues.....This is one if not the best high school any body can dream of...from the smartest kid to the special ed, and a handicap students they are all treated the same!
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This is by far the best elementary school in Northern Westchester. For decades the principal proved to be a moving force. The location is wonderful and the teachers are the best.
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I think bell is a great enviroment for learning. the teachers are nice and they are up to date with the newest tech.
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I agree entirely with teh positive assessments of Westorchard. My child was recognized as academically gifted and was given appropriate challenges along the way. She also made lots of friends with whom she still keeps in close touch although they are all now in the 20s. The teachers and the administrators are superb. Mrs Papi, her first grade teacher with many years of experience at the time, predicted that this child will go far. She went through the Chappaqua schools all the way - learning, having fun, playing two varsity sports. My daughter was accepted at all the Ivys and chose to attend Stanford University, from which she graduated Phi Beta Kappa.
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