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Miller Place High School
(631) 474-2723
15 Memorial Dr
Miller Place, NY 11764
Level: 9-12
District: Miller Place Union Free School District

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Cenus Info	Value	Year
White, non-Hispanic:	93%	(2007)
Black, non-Hispanic:	2%	(2007)
Hispanic:	2%	(2007)
Asian/Pacific Islander:	2%	(2007)
Multiracial:	0%	(2007)
Native American or Native Alaskan:	1%	(2007)
Student Teacher Ratio:	16.1%	(2006)
Percent Free and Reduced Price Lunch:	5%	(2007)

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Miller Place High School Ratings Summary

Average Quality Rating	3
Average Principals Rating	3
Average Teachers Rating	4
Average Activities Rating	3
Average Parents Rating	3
Average Safety Rating	3

Miller Place High School Reviews


Posted By: student Quality Score: decline 2008-12-12 “Miller Place Schools are great in almost every way. The town is mostly white middle class. The crime rate is low. There is no discrimination based on color. The parent who posted the angry post saying so has never sat through the classes at MPHS. I would challenge anyone to find a real correlation between color and grades because it does not exist. Maybe instead of ranting on here you should be helping your children with their schoolwork instead of teaching them to blame racism. As for Miller Place being a blue collar town, the people of Miller Place make more money per capita than over 95% of the world. Next time do some research and stop trying to tear apart a perfectly good town.” Posted By: student Quality Score: 4 2004-09-06 “I'm a student at MPHS. A senior and I loved my experience. We have a wonderful education system with decated teachers. However the high taxes and the major cutbacks in recent years have disheartened me greatly. With the talent within the walls of MPHS, it's a shame that they have so disabled our Art and Music departments as they have. Look at our Drama program and our Robotics team, they're amazing. We have prestige on Broadway with the program run by Mr. Kramer. So...I love the school and it'll get me where I want to be. but I ask future students and parents, to save our arts, music, and extracurriculars. I've lost more than half my extracurriculars due to budget cuts. Don't let the same happen to you or your children” Posted By: student Quality Score: 5 2008-07-11 “As an MPHS Graduate, I am quite horrified to read the statement below posted Sept 19, 2006. My Miller Place education prepared me with a broad cultural base to succeed in all of my post-high school endeavors. I do not understand why he claims that Martin Luther King or Mahatma Gandhi (by the way, he spelled Gandhi wrong ) were not mentioned in classes. The district values cross-cultural education and that was prevalent in every course, through reading Richard Wright books in 10th grade English, to studying anti-war protests in Social Studies, to understanding the cultural foundations of Spanish civil war in Spanish class, and the relevancy and influences of renaissance art in today's society in art class. I would challenge the statement that students at MPHS have never heard of Rosa Parks, perhaps offering that some students simply choose not to listen.” Posted By: parent Quality Score: 5 2008-06-24 “I am a bit dismayed at the portrayal of the school as biased. I have children in the district and one graduate. The graduate was a trouble maker and as such was treated as that. She is quite light in color but she made decisions that were inappropriate and there were consequences at school and home including the need in senior year to really prove herself to have 'grown up' and be a part of the school and community. I am speaking of my own child whom i love in an unbiased way. Did i wish that people didn't dislike her? Of course. But she was difficult and she was pegged as such. So i question the first person's statement of the treatment of people of color and instead would implore the review of her child's personal behaviors. Its a great school & said child graduated, with honors.” Posted By: parent Quality Score: 3 2006-09-19 “We moved to Miller Place because friends recommended the high school. Based on my child's experience at this school, wished we had picked another school. The principal's disdain for people of color is prominently displayed at every opportunity. Some of the teachers are good.Students are taught little about other cultures, except for extensive holocaust coverage every year. Their knowledge of the world is limited to Suffolk and possibly Nassau counties. There was very vague mention of Martin Luther King, none of Mahatma Ghandi, students had never heard of Rosa Parks or the civil rights movement, and MalcolmX never existed as far as this school is concerned. They teach almost nothing about world leaders and cultures of other countries, and don't care to. If you're not caucasian or afraid of being penalized, take your seat at the back of the class. Very little money for the Arts,plenty for sports. Predominatly blue collar.” Posted By: parent Quality Score: 2 2006-06-26 “It was a big disappointment due to an incapable administration. The teachers have the experience but are suffering under a very poor administration that ties their hands in so many ways. Very sad! They continue to hide the reality of this school behind standardized test scores.” Posted By: parent Quality Score: 4 2006-01-28 “Academic Progamrs are very strong in this wonderful school. My children earned a strong education at Miller Place HIgh School. Both my sons played sports on the varsity level which brought about great success in thier college careers. As parents it is completely vital that we participate as much as possible to Miller Place such a wonderful district.” Posted By: parent Quality Score: 5 2005-03-30 “the school is small for the community. The teachers are well qualified. But the biggest concern is the school conditions.” Posted By: parent Quality Score: 4 2003-09-09 “We also moved here 5 years ago because of the excellent rating MP schools received. While I still believe MP offers much more than a lot of other schools do I wonder just where the tax money is going? MPHS cafeteria received new tables and chairs [when] they didn t need them. How about giving the students actual science rooms? I also would like to know when the Board of Ed [was] doing away with some fine teachers because they said they didn t have the money. Why did they hire yet another assistant principal?” Posted By: parent Quality Score: 1 2003-08-26 “I moved to miller place because the school district was suppose to be a great school...Not so...As long as the student doesn't have learning disabilites it's fine.. The care at the high school is the lowest and I was very disappointed in miller place schools... I would not recommend anyone moving here just for the school district.. taxes are high and the administration in more interested in who they can bring in and their salaries, not the education and space for our children....” Posted By: parent Quality Score: 2 2003-08-10 “We moved to Miller Place for the Schools. In the last 6 years the quality of education has gone way down. I feel it is due to the fact that most of the better teachers have left the school district for higher paying positions in other school districts.”

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