1256 Como Blvd E
Saint Paul, MN 55117

Obviously all students have a different situation, but we’ve had a great experience at Como. I feel like the remodel has improved the daily feel of the school. There are lots of interesting class choices, and fun activities and sports.

Murray Middle School has been an incredible experience for our family. My son is twice-exceptional (2e) and has historically struggled with transitions. Thanks to the overwhelming support, professionalism, and genuine care from the staff at Murray, he successfully transitioned and is now genuinely happy going to school. That alone means the world to us.What stands out most about Murray is how deeply the staff invests in students as individuals. My son is an advanced learner, and he regularly comes home excited to share new things he’s learned. His counselor, Justine, has spent so much time getting to know him personally and has been incredibly supportive with executive functioning skills and overall emotional support.The leadership at this school is exceptional. The principal is not only a strong leader, but also kind, approachable, and deeply connected to the students. He truly takes the time to know the kids and create a positive school culture. Terrell, the assistant principal, is equally impressive: professional, thoughtful, and thorough. They are all wonderful role models for the students.As a parent, I’ve always felt heard, respected, and supported here. The staff has consistently been generous with their time, never making me feel rushed during conversations about concerns or student needs. I've always left my son here knowing he is in good hands. That level of professionalism combined with authentic compassion is rare to find in a school.My son is happy at Murray, and so am I. I would absolutely encourage families, especially those with high-ability or 2e children, to give this school a chance. At the very least, meet the principal and staff.

My first grader has cried every day when being dropped off by his sibling since starting this year and when I dropped him off I received no support from the teacher to help get him into class, I questioned him on why he didn't want to go and he said he was being bullied by another student and showed the teacher who was doing it, she said she would watch it and that was it. Pretty sad I have to take my child home because he won't stop crying and no staff to help him feel comfortable going into class or even assist.