The mission of the Brighton Central School District is to realize the high aspirations our community has for its children. We expect all students to achieve their full potential for personal development, educational success, and lifelong learning. We are committed to equipping students with knowledge, values, and skills that will enrich their lives and enable them to become responsible, contributing citizens of a changing global
The mission of the Brockport Central School is to provide a supportive and creative learning environment which challenges all our students to achieve excellence as a way of life. We will encourage our students to become lifelong learners and independent thinkers who accept and appreciate individual differences. We will empower our students to reach their maximum potential with values, skills and knowledge necessary to function in a complex global and technological society. We will engage the students, their families and the community in this endeavor.
The Churchville-Chili Central School District accepts the responsibility to challenge all students to reach their fullest potential and assure that they acquire the knowledge, skills, and attitudes necessary to become responsible citizens.
The mission statement of East Irondequoit Central School District states that in partnership with the community we will empower all students to acquire the necessary skills and abilities to achieve a responsible, productive and fulfilling life in a changing world community. This statement is based on the belief that all students can learn and grow and that all staff members will assume responsibility for student learning and the fostering of students’ social and emotional growth.
Our District’s Mission: The Mission of the East Rochester School District and Community is to prepare students to be post-secondary ready; To provide a quality education where all students develop the abilities, attitudes, and values necessary for responsible, productive citizenship.
Mission: It is the mission of the Eugenio Maria de Hostos Charter School (EMHCS), to produce students who meet or exceed the New York State Standards in Language Arts, Math, and Social Studies. Our students will be able to communicate in both English and Spanish. Staff and students will view themselves as self-reflective and continuous learners. Parents will view themselves as partners in their child’s education.
Mission Statement: Provide safe, inviting facilities and learning environments in which our students explore and develop their potential; Nurture students’ ability to acquire, analyze and interpret information through engaging instruction matched to their developmental needs; Promote students’ ability to thoughtfully use their knowledge to make connections, solve problems, generate new knowledge and become self- directed learners; Guide students’ development as compassionate, ethical, contributing members of diverse local and global communities; Partner with parents and the community in the education of our students.
Mission statement: "Together we teach and inspire excellence for all learners." Our mission must be addressed through a shared vision that is based on the belief that we must establish healthy and caring relationships with every student we serve, as well as with staff, parents and the community at large. The content we teach must be relevant to the learner and rigorous in its expectations.The District’s Mission and Vision are driven by values that guide decision-making and behavior expectations for everyone. We define those values as, “The Spartan Way”. The four values within “The Spartan Way” are: Respect, Responsibility, Compassion and Hard Work.
Mission: The Genesee Community Charter School at the Rochester Museum & Science Center provides a rich educational experience that values intellectual rigor, respect for diversity, and community responsibility.Our local history-based and globally-connected program immerses our diverse population of children in investigation and discovery, extensively using the cultural and natural resources of our community.We nurture children's natural abilities to be reflective questioners, articulate communicators, critical thinkers, and skilled problem solvers, enabling them to reach exemplary standards.
As the largest suburban school district in Monroe County, and the ninth-largest district in New York State, Greece Central serves most of the Town of Greece. The Greece Central School District was created in July 1928, but schools existed in the area before the Town was established in 1822.Schools in Operation - 20: 3 High Schools, 1 6-12 School, 3 Middle Schools & 13 Elementary Schools
The Hilton Central School District is a PreK-12 public school system in New York State in Monroe County northwest of Rochester, NY. Often noted as a destination district in this region, families choose this community to live in due to the quality of education children receive, the International Baccalaureate Diploma at Hilton High School and the Primary Years Programme at Quest Elementary.
The Honeoye Falls-Lima School District's collective curiosity, energy, enthusiasm and dedication drive our daily pursuit of excellence. As a centerpiece in the community, we will provide a caring, respectful, and educationally challenging environment that values and listens to its members. With our community, we will create a learning organization that provides a world-class education for our students.
Monroe #1 BOCES has a long-standing history of developing programs to meet the diverse needs of general, special, talented and at-risk students.1 expertise lies in providing unique and innovative solutions to complex challenges locally for its component school districts, as well as regionally throughout western New York. Through these varied programs, general, adult, special, emotionally and medically-fragile students are able to be accommodated and their needs met.The development and provision of educationally appropriate opportunities is where Monroe #1 BOCES excels by understanding the complexity of meeting the needs of students, parents and staff members. As the needs of students change, BOCES programs adapt and transform to meet these emerging needs.
Monroe 2-Orleans BOCES provides quality, cost-effective educational services in partnership with school districts and the community in a manner that supports excellence and equity for all learners. BOCES 2 is the educational partner of choice, serving the diverse needs of the community, helping all students achieve their full potential.
In the Penfield Central School District, we are all learners who work collaboratively in an environment of educational excellence, providing experiences that develop the individual and diverse talents and abilities of all our students to prepare them for successful lives as life-long scholars and contributing, responsible citizens.
"As an educational leader with uncompromising commitment and passion for excellence, Pittsford Central Schools will deliver quality programs and services that maximize academic performance and personal development, and provide for each child's future success." ...uncompromising commitment, ...passion for excellence ,...Pittsford Schools .
The Rush-Henrietta Central School District , located in Henrietta, N.Y., is comprised of five elementary schools (K-5), two middle schools (6-8), a ninth grade academy (9), and one high school (10-12), which includes an alternative education program. A complete listing of schools and contact information is here. The district is situated near Rochester, N.Y., 20 minutes south of Lake Ontario. The northern portion of the district is primarily commercial, while the southern portion is rural residential with an agricultural base. The district serves nearly 6,000 students.
Our mission is to educate and inspire each student to love learning, pursue excellence and use knowledge, skills and attitudes to contribute respectfully and confidently to an ever-changing global community.
The mission of Rochester Prep is to prepare all students to enter and succeed in college through effort, achievement, and the content of their character.
Our Mission:It is the mission of the Urban Choice Charter School to provide Rochester students with a safe, supportive, and intellectually engaging educational environment.The central philosophy of the Urban Choice Charter School is that strong student-teacher relationships are essential to student motivation and achievement.The school is designed to strengthen these bonds, and as a result, our students will defy the demographic destiny of poverty and exceed state achievement standards.
The Webster Central School District is located eight miles outside of the city of Rochester, New York. Bordered by Lake Ontario on the north and Irondequoit Bay to the west, WCSD serves a primarily residential, suburban community. It includes all of the Town of Webster, one-third of Penfield, and smaller portions of Ontario and Walworth in Wayne County. WCSD is Monroe County’s second largest and fastest growing suburban school district. Webster’s history of agricultural development has given way to increased technological and commercial growth. It is home to two Baldridge National Quality Award winning corporations, Xerox and Trident Precision Manufacturing. Webster schools serve approximately 9,000 students in eleven schools, kindergarten through grade twelve. WCSD partners with four local child care centers to provide universal pre-kindergarten programming to approximately 125 4-year-olds each year. WCSD offers a broad range of academic programming based on New York State learning standards. Curriculum in the Webster School District is designed to expose students to the knowledge, skills, and and experience they need for success in the classroom as well as future contributors to a global economy. The systematic use of data by all seven WCSD elementary schools to make instructional decisions on behalf of students supports the District’s focus on continuous improvement for all learners and has resulted in recognition by the New York State Education Department as a best practice elementary program. The Webster Central School District offers the most comprehensive Advanced Placement (AP) program in Monroe County. All high school students are encouraged to challenge themselves by enrolling in academically rigorous classes. This effort has led to an increase of 30% in the number of students enrolling in at least one AP class and for the College Board to name WCSD to its AP Honor Roll for the second consecutive year. This prestigious list includes 367 school districts nationwide, 30 of which are in New York State. Enrollment in AP classes or one or more of the numerous dual credit courses available through WCSD’s partnership with Monroe or Genesee Community Colleges resulted in potential tuition savings of between approximately $900,000 (SUNY schools) and $4.5 million (private school) for families of the Class of 2011. Webster’s fiscally conservative record has led to per pupil costs and a true value rate that is the second lowest in Monroe County and consistently below average expenditures in New York State. The Webster School District aggressively seeks competitive grants to enhance programs and services without adding to its operational budget.
Mission Statement:The West Irondequoit Central School District accepts responsibility to ensure continuous intellectual, social, and personal growth for all students so that each will become a life-long learner and productive world citizen.
Our Mission:The Wheatland-Chili Central School District community is committed to academic excellence which empowers all individuals to become motivated learners and challenges them to excel as citizens in a global society.
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