Rocky Point Middle School has been redesignated to the National Forum’s Schools to Watch Program. The school joins approximately 600 Schools to Watch in 17 states focused on serving the social, emotional and academic needs of each student in culturally relevant and inclusive ways. It is recognized as an exceptional school that continues to improve each year and serves as a model and mentor for educators from other schools.
  
Principal Dawn Meyers and teacher Nicole Gabrinowitz visited Washington DC to receive the designation. The National Forum established foundational criteria for the program, which focuses on school improvement efforts characterized by a continuous trajectory toward success. Rocky Point’s level of effectiveness in the areas of social equity, developmental responsiveness, academic excellence and innovative systems was measured with the criteria.

Rocky Point Middle School was first designated to the list in 2019.