About Rye Neck

Our Community 
The Rye Neck School District, located in Southern Westchester County, lies approximately 20 miles northeast of New York City. Bordering Connecticut and the Long Island Sound, the district serves a diverse group of students from both the City of Rye and the Village of Mamaroneck, largely residential areas that boast of picturesque settings. The district’s close proximity to a major metropolitan area allows for unique learning opportunities and an exposure to a global culture.

Our District 
The Rye Neck School District is comprised of two elementary schools – one servicing grades K-2 (Daniel Warren) and another for grades 3-5 (F.E. Bellows), as well as a middle school and high school, which share the same campus. Rye Neck High School and F.E. Bellows Elementary School have both been designated as National Schools of Excellence by the United States Department of Education. With a population of over 1,400 students, the Rye Neck School District is able to offer a personal education within a public school setting. The small population allows for close interaction between the students and faculty. The district strongly emphasizes a sense of opportunity and advancement to its students and continually challenges them to reach even higher levels of personal success. 

Our Mission
Rye Neck is a close-knit school community that values local and global voices.  We are committed to providing a learning journey that inspires an adaptive mindset and enables all learners to thrive academically and personally.