Rivendell School

Very happy with our choice for PS 133. Very involved PTA and since it’s an unzoned school, the parents have to specifically apply like a charter school. This makes the families take a big ownership of the quality of education. Teachers truly advocate for students needing more assistance and ensure that even with large classrooms, all students are treated well. My child has made wonderful friends. Afterschool programs are plentiful and varies for price from free to higher costs. I have to say the diversity is the biggest plus. Very even throughout. With varying cultures, countries and economic levels all working together in a lovely community.

2 kids at the school for the last few years. Wonderful community and teachers.

I agree with another review it's a great school and some wonderful teachers but office administrators have bad attitudes and not welcoming at all especially first day of school and throughout the year if a parent ask a question and need help we are given attitude or ignored by a few office staff mainly female office staff...Sad To Say But Not So Friendly To Us Parents!

If you have a neurotypical student, this may be a good school for your child. However, if your child needs services, has an IEP, or requires additional support, you will have to fight to get the help they need. Even when a child has an IEP, the school does not consistently follow the legal requirements regarding goals, meetings, accommodations, and the actual implementation of services.