Buffalo Public Schools

Buffalo Public Schools
Putting children & families first to ensure high academic achievement for all."
Location
712 City Hall, Buffalo, New York, United States Erie County, WNY
Coordinates	42°53′11.73″N 78°52′45.49″W / 42.8865917°N 78.8793028°W / 42.8865917; -78.8793028Coordinates: 42°53′11.73″N 78°52′45.49″W / 42.8865917°N 78.8793028°W / 42.8865917; -78.8793028
District information
Type	Public
Grades	Pre-K-12 and Adult education
Established	1838
Superintendent	Kriner Cash Ed.D.
Schools	Elementary:45 High School:18 20 Adult Ed:2
Budget	$798,200,000^[1]
Students and staff
Teachers	2860.6 (FTE)^[2]
Staff	2142.7 (FTE)^[2]
Student-teacher ratio	12.8:1^[2]
Other information
Website	www.buffaloschools.org

Buffalo Public Schools serves approximately 34,000 students in Buffalo, New York, the second largest city in the state of New York. It is located in Erie County of western New York and operates nearly 70 facilities.^[3]

History

The Buffalo Public School System was started in 1838, 13 years after the completion of the Erie Canal and only 6 years after the 1832 incorporation of the City of Buffalo. Buffalo was the first city in the state of New York to have a free public education system supported by local taxes. Although New York City had a free public education system prior to 1838, NYC obtained additional funding through private donations and sources.^[4] Buffalo Public Schools' first Superintendent of Schools, Oliver Gray Steele (1805–1879), was a prominent and successful business man. Originally from Connecticut, Steele relocated to Buffalo in 1827. He held three different terms as Superintendent between 1838 and 1852, during which twelve new elementary facilities were built, bringing the total to 15 elementary buildings. A building for a dedicated high school was also purchased during this time. Steele is credited as being the "Father of the Public Schools of Buffalo" as his reorganization of the schools in Buffalo enabled children to have access to a free public education.^[4] Over 35 people have held the position of Superintendent of Buffalo Public Schools since that time.

Former Superintendents

Previous assignment and reason for departure denoted in parentheses

Mr. Oliver G. Steele–1838-1839^[5]
Mr. Silas Kingsley–1839-1841^[5]
Mr. Samuel Caldwell–1841-1844^[5]
Mr. Elias S. Hawley–1843-1845^[5]
Mr. Oliver Steele–1845-1846^[5]
Mr. Daniel Bowen–1846-1847^[5]
Mr. Elias Hawley–1847-1849^[5]
Mr. Daniel Bowen–1849-1850^[5]
Mr. Henry K. Veile–1850-1851^[5]
Mr. Oliver Steele–1851-1852^[5]
Mr. Victor M. Rice–1852-1854^[5]
Mr. Ephraim F. Cook–1854-1858^[5]
Mr. Joseph Warren–1858-1860^[5]
Mr. Sanford B. Hunt–1860-1862^[5]
Mr. John B. Sackett–1862-1864^[5]
Mr. Henry D. Garvin–1864-1866^[5]
Mr. John S. Fosdick–1866-1868^[5]
Mr. Samuel Slade–1868-1870^[5]
Mr. Thomas Lathrop–1870-1872^[5]
Mr. Joseph Larned–1872-1874^[5]
Mr. William S. Rice–1874-1878^[5]
Mr. Christopher G. Fox–1878-1882^[5]
Mr. James F. Crooker–1882-1891^[5]
Mr. William H. Love–1891-1892^[5]
Mr. Henry P. Emerson–1892-1918^[5]
Mr. Ernest C.Hartwell–1918-1935^[5]
Mr. Robert T. Bapst–1935-1950^[5] (Principal - South Park High School, resigned)
Mr. Benjamin Willis–1950-1952^[5] (unknown, named Superintendent of Chicago Public Schools)
Mr. Parmer L. Ewing–1952-1957^[5]
Mr. Joseph Manch–1957-1975^[5] (Assistant Superintendent of Pupil Personnel Services - Buffalo Public Schools; retired)
Mr. Eugene T. Reville–1975-1989^[5] (Associate Superintendent of Instructional Services - Buffalo Public Schools; named Superintendent of Pulaksi County Public Schools)
Mr. Albert Thompson–1989-1996^[5] (Deputy Superintendent of Finance, Personnel and Research - Buffalo Public Schools; retired)
Mr. James Harris–1996-2000^[5] (Superintendent - North Chicago CUSD 187; named Superintendent of Inglewood Unified School District)
Ms. Marian V. Cañedo–2000-2004^[5] (Associate Superintendent of Curriculum - Buffalo Public Schools; retired)
Mrs. Yvonne Hargrave [interim]–2004-2005 (Chief Academic Officer - Buffalo Public Schools; retired)
Dr. James A. Williams–2005-2011 (Superintendent - Dayton Public Schools; retired)
Ms. Amber M. Dixon [interim]–2011-2012 (Executive Director of Special Projects - Buffalo Public Schools; retired)
Dr. Pamela C. Brown–2012-2014 (Assistant Superintendent - Philadelphia City School District; forced resignation)
Mr. Donald A. Oglivie [interim]–2014-2015 (Superintendent - Erie 1 BOCES, retired)

Administration

Board of Education

The Board of Education of the Buffalo City School District is the policy-making body for the Buffalo Public Schools,^[6] as provided by the Constitution of the State of New York, and is under the general supervision of the New York State Education Department.^[7] The board consists of 9 members elected by popular vote of District residents.

Board Members (2015-2016 Academic Year)

Mr. James Sampson:West District/Representative President
Dr. Theresa Harris-Tigg:Vice President of Student Achievement/East District Representative
Mr. Jason M. McCarthy:Vice President of Executive Affairs/North District Representative
Mrs. Sharon Belton-Cottman: Ferry District Representative
Mrs. Patti Bowers Pierce:Member-at-Large
Ms. Mary Ruth Kapsiak, Ed.M, S.D.A:Central District Representative
Mr. Carl Paladino:Park District Representative
Mr. Larry Quinn:Member-at-Large
Dr. Barbara Seals Nevergold:Member-at-Large
Mr. Ameer Dunston:Student Board Member

Superintendent & Advisory Cabinet

Dr. Kriner Cash–Superintendent of Schools
Ms. Anne Botticelli–Chief Academic Officer
Dr. Kevin J. Eberle–Chief Operations Officer
Mr. Darren J. Brown–Chief of Staff
Dr. David Mauricio–Chief of Strategic Alignment & Innovation
Dr. Genelle E. Morris–Chief Information Officer
Mr. Sanjay Giles–Chief Technology Officer
Dr. Will Keresztes:Chief of Intergovernmental Affairs, Planning, and Community Engagement
Mr. Brian Lorentz–Interim Associate Superintendent of Human Resources
Mrs. Peggy Boorady:Associate Superintendent of School Leadership
Mr. Sabatino Cimato–Associate Superintendent of School Leadership
Mrs. Mary Jo Conrad–Associate Superintendent of School Leadership
Mr. James G. Weimer–Associate Superintendent of School Leadership
Ms. Casandra Wright:Associate Superintendent of School Leadership
Dr. Eric Rosser–Interim Assistant Superintendent of Student Support Services
Dr. Fatima Morrell:Assistant Superintendent of Curriculum, Assessment & Leadership
Dr. Mary Pauly:Assistant Superintendent of Special Education
Mr. Aubrey T. Lloyd III:Director of Athletics

Schools

Elementary Schools

Unless where noted, schools serve Grades PreK-8

List of Primary Schools
P.S. #	School Name	Neighborhood	Principal	Assistant Principal(s)	Enrollment	Specialty Programs
3	D'Youville Porter Campus School	Front Park	Sharon Brown	Freddy Barrera Maria-Rosario Cala	735
6	Buffalo Elementary School of Technology	Willert Park	Karen Piotrowski	Hadassa Bachellor Patrick Cook	638	Technology integration into content areas
17	Early Childhood Center 17	Delaware District	Contann Dabney	Carrie Myers	458	Houses Grades PreK-4
18	Dr. Antonia Pantoja Community School of Academic Excellence	Front Park	Valarie Kent	Kathy Jamil	532
19	Native American Magnet School	Grant Ferry	Jerome Piwko	Bogdan Kotnis	591
27	Hillery Park Elementary	Seneca	Marguerite Villa [acting]		669
30	Frank A. Sedita Academy	Front Park	Dawn DiNitale	Mirlene Dere [acting]	845
31	Harriet Ross Tubman School	Emslie	Heather Short-English	Barry Ifedigbo Julie Walsh	497
32	Bennett Park Montessori	Willert Park	Pauletta Stines	Marianna Cecchini Diane Sauer	766	Montessori school ages 3 to Grade 8
33	Bilingual Center	First Ward	Miguel Medina	Robert Roberts	547	Designated for bilingual students
37	Marva J. Daniel Futures Preparatory School	Medical Park	Serena Restinvo [interim]	Sam Reynolds	482	Single-gender classrooms in junior high grades
43	Lovejoy Discovery School	Lovejoy	Maria Miller	Linda Marzalek [interim]	685
45	International School	Grant Ferry	Lynn Piccirillo	Jennifer English Kevin Garcia	836	Primarily serves international/refugee students Grades PreK-7
53	Community School	Kingsley	June Clark	Donald White	435
54	Dr. George E. Blackman School of Excellence	Parkside	Geneive Jones-Johnson	Greg Johnson	492	Houses Grades PreK-4
59	Dr. Charles R. Drew Science Magnet	MLK Park	Denisca Thompson	Mark Shoemaker Tara Sims	778	Science-based curriculum for Grades 3-8
59A	Annex 59	Broadway Fillmore	Denisca Thompson	Katie Goldman	778	PreK-2 Annex to School 59
61	Arthur O. Eve School of Distinction	Leroy	Tonja Williams		299	Houses Grades PreK-4
64	Frederick Law Olmsted School	Park Meadow	Josh Freeburg [acting]	Jennifer Stockmeyer [acting]	596	Gifted & Talented/Language Immersion Programs for Grades PreK-4
65	Roosevelt Early Childhood Center	Riverside	Tracie-Michele Lewis	Kristin Reeves	384
66	North Park Middle Academy	North Park	Shanie Keelean	Derek Baker Carla Graves	224	Houses Grades 5-8
67	Discovery School	South Abbott	David Thomas	Amy Chavez	614	Hands-On/Inquiry Learning Focus
69	Houghton Academy	Kaisertown	Elaine Vandi	Mary Lou Reil	544
72	Lorraine Elementary	Abbott McKinley	Jeff Banks	Sharon McCormick Sarah Vittoria	764	Medical Careers Exploratory School
74	Hamlin Park Claude & Ouida Clapp Academy	Hamlin Park	Liz Giangreco	Ginna Wilson	457
76	Herman Badillo Bilingual Academy	Columbus	Kathy Foy	Lizzy Crispin Marlon Lee Rafael Perez	787	Designated for bilingual students
79	William J. Grabiarz School of Excellence	Military	Gregory Mott	Michael Ryndak	531
80	Highgate Heights Elementary	Kensington	Gayle Irving-White	Geraldine Velez-Lopez	439
81	School 81	North Park	Nick Klaich	Denise Cobbs Ryan Shepherd	784
82	Early Childhood Center 82	Kenfield	Tanika Shedrick	Margaret Heath	470	Houses Grades PreK-4
89	Dr. Lydia T. Wright School of Excellence	Grider	Tonya Chavers	Carolyn Flattery LeeQuisha Jacobs Natasha Hendricks	813
91	BUILD Academy	MLK Park	Michelle Hope	Marquita Bryant Carlos Wallace	496
93	Southside Elementary	Seneca	Darlene Jesonowski	Bruno Stampone Natalie White Patricia Dixon	1153
94	West Hertel Academy	Military	Cecelie Owens	Carmelita Burgin Aakta Patel Michael Suwala	888
95	Waterfront Elementary	Columbus	David Hills	Terrance Jenkins Nicola Dias Catherine Polina	862
97	Harvey Austin Elementary School	Emerson	Demario Strickland	Lisa Robinson Deanna Schmitt	624
99	Stanley Makowski Early Childhood Center	Kingsley	Holly Staley [acting]	Eileen Crumb	781	IB and Chinese/African Infusion Programs for Grades PK-4

Grades 5-12 Schools

List of Middle/High Schools
P.S. #	School Name	Neighborhood	Principal	Assistant Principal(s)	Enrollment	Specialty Programs
156	Frederick Law Olmsted School	Kenfield	Mike Gruber	Naomi Cerre Jim Fredo Leslie Potempa	733	Gifted & talented high school program
192	Buffalo Academy for Visual and Performing Arts	Masten Park	Jody Covington	Rebecca Ryan Jon Welka	749	Magnet school for art/performance students
195	City Honors School	Medical Park	Bill Kresse	Alicia Barinas Tandy Hamilton Angela Hannah	1001	School for high-performing students with IB program and AP classes
197	Math, Science, Technology Preparatory School	Grider	Todd Miklas	Andrew Drouin Dennis Lesniak [interim]	593	College Board school with focus on life/environmental sciences
198	The International Preparatory School	Front Park	Carlos Alvarez	Jamie Barden Danielle Cugalj Karen Murray	798	College Board Prep school for international students

High Schools

Except where noted, all school serve Grades 9-12

List of High Schools
P.S. #	School Name	Neighborhood	Principal	Assistant Principal(s)	Enrollment	Specialty Programs
205	Riverside Institute of Technology	Riverside	Ella Dunne	Patrick Doyle Aarin Pellitieri Martin Buchnowski [acting]	647	3 Career-Prep programs, allied with Kaleida Health, HSBC, and Medaille College
206	South Park High School	Triangle	Theresa Schuta	Molly Forero Orniece Hill Mike Morris Kathleen Thomas	827	CTE in Printing, Virtual Enterprise, and Differentiated Horticulture
212	Leonardo da Vinci High School	Front Park	Florence Krieter	Greg Lodinsky	417	Students take classes on campus from D'Youville College
301	Burgard Vocational High School	Leroy	Charlene Watson	Jason Madden Jamie St. John Tracey Travis	651	Automotive & Mechanical Vocational Programs
302	Emerson School of Hospitality	Downtown	Debbie White-Stokes [acting]	Rafael Mercado	450	Students learn hospitality skills with an on-site restaurant
302 @ 28	Emerson Annex @ 28	Triangle	Debbie White-Stokes [acting]	Katie Schuta	450	Annex to PS 302
304	Hutchinson Central Technical High School	Columbus	Gabriella Morquecho	Brad Rowles Greg Stefanone Dan Zack Pedro Estrada [acting]	1108	Engineering prep school with Applied Math focus
305	McKinley Vocational High School	Black Rock	Crystal Barton	Craig Brodnicki Michael House Marck Abraham [interim] Valerie Williams [acting]	987	Applied trades (i.e. construction, plumbing, horticulture)
415 @ 200	Middle Early College High School	Starin Central	Susan Doyle	David Potter	286	Students take 5 years of high school to graduate from Erie Community College

Adult/Alternative Programs

List of Adult/Alternative Programs
P.S. #	School Name	Neighborhood	Principal	Assistant Principal	Enrollment	Description
42	Occupational Training Center	Leroy	Tom Vitale		75	Vocational training for students with disabilities until Age 21
46	Adult Education Division	Allentown	Lester Leopold			GED/Career Training for adults
84	Health Care Center for Children	Grider	Jennifer Kapsiak	Michelle Reczek	174	Self-contained setting for students with medical/physical challenges K-21
131 @ 4	The Academy School	First Ward	Mike Mogavero	Traci Cofield	263	Alternative education for Grades 7-12
131 @ 4	Suspension Program	First Ward	Nathaniel McCrea		263	Alternative education for Grades 7-8
353	Newcomer Academy	Grant Ferry	Teena Jackson	Julie Horn	240	Credit recovery for international students Grades 7-10
357	Pathways Academy	MLK Park	Mike Mogavero	Maria Conrad	75	Credit recovery for overaged freshmen

Phase-In Schools

The following schools are being phased in and will begin instruction in the 2016-2017 school year

List of Phase-In Schools
P.S. #	School Name	Neighborhood	Principal	Assistant Principal	Enrollment	Description
200	Computing Academy of Technological Sciences at Bennett	Starin Central	TBD	TBD		Computer Science Education
204	Lafayette International High School	Forest	John Starkey	TBD		ENL programs for recently arrived students
309	East Community High School	MLK Park	Darryl King	TBD		CTE Programs in Law, Public Safety/Corrections, Security
TBD	Research Laboratory of Life Sciences & Bioinformatics High School	Triangle	TBD	TBD		Life Sciences/Bioinformatics Research

Phase-Out Schools

The following schools are being phased out and are not accepting new students

List of Phase-Out Schools
P.S. #	School Name	Neighborhood	Principal	Assistant Principal	Enrollment	Description
39	Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Multicultural Institute	Medical Park	Cindy Clarke [interim]		430
200	Bennett High School	Starin Central	Bert Stevenson	Martin Lyonga	208	Law & International Business Magnets (Grades 11-12)
204	Lafayette High School	Forest	Denise Clarke	Dan Bass	483	ESL programs for International Students (Grades 8, 10-12)
307	East High School	MLK Park	Janice Bowden [acting]	Unseld Robinson	361	CTE Programs in Health Occupations, Personal Training, and BOCES (Grades 10-12)

Defunct Schools

List of Defunct Schools
P.S. #	School Name	Neighborhood	Low Grade	High Grade	Year Closed	Building Status
1	School 1	Lakeview	K	8	1976	Demolished
2	School 2	Downtown	K	8	1961	Demolished
4	Harbor Heights Elementary School	First Ward	K	8	2002	Houses Academy Programs
5	School 5	Kaisertown	K	8	1955	Demolished
7	School 7	Babcock	K	8	1950	Demolished
8	Follow Through Urban Learning Lab School	Masten Park	K	8	2004	Vacant
9	School 9	Schiller Park	K	8	1980	Demolished
10	School 10	Downtown	K	8	1955	Demolished
11	Poplar Academy	Schiller Park	K	4	2009	Vacant
12	Harriet Ross Tubman Early Childhood Center	Willert Park	K	4	2005	House Office of Special Education
13	School 13	Downtown	K	12	2003	Private Apartments/Office Space
14	School 14	Downtown	K	8	1930s	Demolished
15	School 15	Downtown	K	8	1965	Demolished
16	School 16	Bryant	K	8	1976	Private Apartments
20	School 20	Black Rock	K	8	1935	Demolished
21	School 21	North Park	K	8	1980	Demolished
22	School 22	Central Park	K	8	1980	Private Apartments
23	School 23	Genesee Moselle	K	8	1980	Demolished
24	School 24	Broadway-Fillmore	K	8	2002	Under Redevelopment (apartments) ^[8]
25	School 25	Babcock	K	8	1949	Demolished
26	School 26	Babcock	K	8	1982	Demolished
28	Triangle Academy	Triangle	K	8	1949	Houses Emerson School of Hospitality Annex
29	School 29	South Park	K	8	1980	Vacant
30	School 30	Elmwood Village	K	8	1976	Demolished
34	School 34	First Ward	K	8	1976	Demolished
35	School 35	South Ellicott	K	8	1933	Demolished
36	Days Park Early Childhood Center	Allentown	PreK	4	2009	Houses Elmwood Village Charter School
40	School 40	Babcock	PreK	6	2006	Houses The Academy School 171
41	School 41	Johnson	PreK	8	1976	Demolished
42	School 42	Black Rock	PreK	8	1979	Community Center/Apartments
44	Lincoln Academy	Lovejoy	K	8	2005	Vacant
47	School 47	Willert Park	PreK	8	1978	Demolished
48	School 48	Masten Park	K	8	1979	Demolished
49	School 49	Front Park	K	8	1980	Community Services building
50	School 50	Emslie	Special	Education	1975	Demolished
51	Black Rock Academy	Black Rock	PreK	8	2005	Vacant
52	School 52	Forest	K	8	1980	Demolished
55	School 55	Broadway-Fillmore	K	8	1955	Demolished
56	School 56	Albright	PreK	8	2007	Under reconstruction (apartments & office space) ^[9]
57	Broadway Village Elementary School	Broadway-Fillmore	PreK	6	2003	Under reconstruction (Lt. Matt Urban Center) ^[10]
58	School 58	Broadway-Fillmore	K	8	1961	Demolished
59	School 59	MLK Park	K	8	1976	Demolished
60	Riverside Academy	Riverside	PreK	4	2002	Renovation
62	School 62	MLK Park	K	8	1980	Houses Crucial Human Services
63	Campus North School	LaSalle	PreK	8	2007	Under reconstruction (apartments) ^[11]
70	Indian Park Academy	Cazenovia Park	K	8	2002	Vacant
71	WEB Early Childhood Center	Schiller Park	PreK	4	2007	Houses King Center Charter School
73	School 73	Columbus	K	8	1970	Demolished
75	School 75	Emslie	K	8	1979	Vacant
77	School 77	Front Park	PreK	4	2006	Renovation being pursued (low-income apartments) ^[12]
78	Montessori E.C.C. 78	LaSalle	PreK	8	2008	Vacant
79	School 79	Military	K	8	1976	Northwest Community Center
83	School 83	University Heights	K	4	1976	Houses Anderson Gallery for University at Buffalo
85	School 85	Kensington	K	4	1976	Houses Charter School for Inquiry (former Community Charter School)
86	St. Lawrence Academy	Starin Central	PreK	4	2004	Houses BPS' Adult Learning Program
87	School 87	Willert Park	5	12	2007	Vacant
88	School 88	North Park	K	4	1979	North Buffalo Community Center
93	School 93	Hamlin Park	K	4	1975	Community Action Organization
96	Campus West School	Black Rock	PreK	8	2011	Used by Buffalo State College
142	Fulton Academic Complex	Perry	K	8	1982	Houses Schofield Adult Day Healthcare Center
171	WEB Middle School	Schiller Park	5	8	2006	Vacant
192	Buffalo Traditional School	Masten Park	5	12	2005	Houses Buffalo Academy for Visual & Performing Arts
202	Grover Cleveland High School	Front Park	9	12	2011	Houses The International Preparatory School
203	Kensington High School	Kenfield	9	12	2003	Houses Frederick Law Olmsted High School
302	Emerson Vocational High School	Emerson	9	12	2002	Houses Harvey Austin School
306	Seneca Vocational High School	Grider	9	12	2003	Houses Math, Science & Technology Preparatory School
307	Buffalo Vocational Technical Center	MLK Park	9	12	2003	Houses East High School/Pathways Academy

Other information

The Buffalo Public School System boasts the most exceptional academically performing high school in Western New York, the City Honors School at Fosdick-Masten Park, which is recognized as one of the most exceptional high schools in the United States. Originally built in 1912 as Masten Park High School, it sits atop the foundation of the original school that was built in 1895, but was destroyed by a fire in 1912. The name was changed in 1927 to Fosdick-Masten Park High School in honor of the first principal Frank Fosdick. The building was used as a girls vocational school from 1953 until 1980 when the City Honors School was moved from P.S. 17 on Main Street over to the current location. City Honors was founded in 1975 for academically gifted and talented high school students, however now accepts students from grades 5- 12.

Another important public high school is Lafayette High School, completed in 1903. It is the oldest Buffalo public school still in its original building, and is on the National Register of Historic Places. Lafayette has the largest and most active alumni association of any Buffalo public high school.

Gallery

PS 3 D'Youville Porter Campus School
PS 4 Harbor Heights Elementary (Now Alternative High School)
PS 6 Buffalo Elementary School of Technology
PS 8 (Now defunct)
PS 11 Poplar Academy (Now defunct)
PS 12 Early Childhood Center (Now defunct)
PS 13 (Now defunct, formerly PS 235 Boys Vocational High School and Buffalo Alternative High School)
PS 16 (Now defunct)
PS 17 E.C.C.
PS 18 Dr. Antonia Pantoja Community School of Academic Excellence
PS 19 Native American Magnet
PS 22 (Now defunct)
PS 24 (Now defunct)
PS 26 (Now demolished)
PS 27 Hillery Park Elementary
PS 29 (Now defunct)
PS 30 Frank A. Sedita Academy
PS 31 Harriet Ross Tubman Academy
PS 32 Bennett Park Montessori
PS 33 Bilingual Center
PS 36 Days Park Bilingual E.C.C. (Now Elmwood Village Charter School)
PS 37 Futures Academy
PS 39 Dr. Martin Luther King Multicultural Institute
PS 40 (Now School 171)
PS 42 (Now Defunct)
PS 42 Occupational Training Center
PS 43 Lovejoy Discovery School
PS 44 (Now defunct)
PS 45 International School
PS 46 Adult Education Division
PS 49 (Now defunct)
PS 51 Black Rock Academy (Now defunct)
PS 53 Community School
PS 54 Dr. George E. Blackman School of Excellence Early Childhood Center
PS 56 (Now defunct)
PS 57 Broadway Village Elementary School (Now defunct)
PS 59 Dr. Charles R. Drew Science Magnet
PS 59 Annex
PS 60 Riverside Academy (Now defunct)
PS 61 Early Childhood Center
PS 62 (Now defunct)
PS 63 Campus North School (Now Defunct)
PS 64 Frederick Law Olmsted
PS 65 Roosevelt E.C.C.
PS 66 North Park Academy
PS 67 Discovery School
PS 68 Westminister Community School
PS 69 Houghton Academy
PS 70 Indian Park Academy (Now defunct)
PS 71 (Now defunct)
PS 72 Lorraine Elementary
PS 74 Hamlin Park School
PS 75 (Now defunct)
PS 76 Herman Badillo Bilingual Academy
PS 77 (Now defunct)
PS 78 Montessori E.C.C. (Now defunct)
PS 79 Pfc. William J. Grabiarz School of Excellence
PS 79 (Now defunct)
PS 80 Highgate Heights Elementary
PS 81
PS 82 Early Childhood Center
PS 83 (Now defunct)
PS 84
PS 85 (Now defunct)
PS 86 St. Lawrence Academy (Now defunct)
PS 88 (Now defunct)
PS 89 Dr. Lydia T. Wright School of Excellence
PS 91 BUILD Academy
PS 93 (Now defunct)
PS 93 Southside Elementary
PS 94 West Hertel Academy
PS 95 Waterfront Elementary
PS 96 Campus West (Now defunct)
PS 97 Harvey Austin School (Formerly PS 302 Emerson Vocational High School)
PS 99 Stanley Makowski Early Childhood Center
PS 115 School (Now defunct)
PS 142 Fulton Academic Complex (Now defunct)
PS 156 Frederick Law Olmsted Academy (Formerly PS 203 Kensington High School)
PS 171 WEB Middle School (Now defunct)
PS 187 (Now defunct)
PS 192 Buffalo Academy for Visual & Performing Arts (formerly Buffalo Traditional School)
PS 195 City Honors School (Formerly Fosdick-Masten Vocational High and later Girls Vocational High)
PS 197 The Math Science & Technology Preparatory School (Formerly PS 306 Seneca Vocational High School)
PS 198 The International Preparatory School (Formerly PS 202 Grover Cleveland High School)
PS 200 Bennett High School/Middle Early College
PS 204 Lafayette High School/Newcomers Academy
PS 205 Riverside Institute of Technology
PS 206 South Park High School
PS 212 Leonardo da Vinci High School
PS 301 Burgard High School
PS 302 Emerson School of Hospitality
PS 302A Emerson Annex (Formerly School 28)
PS 304 Hutchinson Central Technical High School
PS 305 McKinley Vocational High School
PS 307 East High School/Pathways Academy (Formerly Buffalo Vocational Technical Center)
PS 335 Middle Early College High School (No longer used)

Athletics

Buffalo Public Schools has an extensive athletic program. Students can participate in football, basketball, baseball, softball, tennis, cross-country, track and field, bowling, swimming, volleyball, ice hockey and rugby.

References

↑ http://www.buffaloschools.org/files/1632/2007-08%20Budget%20Analysis.pdf
1 2 3 U.S Department of Education Institute of Education Sciences National Center for Education Statistics (NCES) National Center for Educational Statistics
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1 2 School Days of Yesterday Buffalo Public School History, by Morton Weed, copyright 2001 G. Morton Reed
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 Weed, G. M. (2001). School days of yesterday: Buffalo public school history. (p. 17). Buffalo: Allied Printing.
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↑ https://www.governor.ny.gov/news/governor-cuomo-announces-recipients-better-buffalo-fund-incentives
↑ http://www.buffalonews.com/business/two-former-buffalo-public-schools-proposed-for-low-income-housing-by-nonprofits-20151015

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Buffalo Public Schools

Elementary Schools	PS 3 D'Youville Porter Campus PS 6 Buffalo Elementary School of Technology PS 17 Early Childhood Center PS 18 Dr. Antonia Pantoja Community School of Academic Excellence PS 19 Native American Magnet School PS 27 Hillery Park Elementary PS 30 Frank A. Sedita Academy PS 31 Harriet Ross Tubman School PS 32 Bennett Park Montessori PS 33 Bilingual Center PS 37 Marva J. Daniel Futures Preparatory School PS 39 Martin Luther King Multicultural Institute PS 43 Lovejoy Discovery School PS 45 International School PS 53 Community School PS 54 Dr. George E. Blackman ECC PS 59 Dr. Charles R. Drew Science Magnet Annex 59A PS 61 Early Childhood Center PS 64 Frederick Law Olmsted PS 65 Roosevelt ECC PS 66 North Park Middle Academy PS 67 Discovery School PS 69 Houghton Academy PS 72 Lorraine Elementary PS 74 Hamlin Park School PS 76 Herman Badillo Bilingual Academy PS 79 Pfc. William J. Grabiarz School of Excellence PS 80 Highgate Heights PS 81 School PS 82 Early Childhood Center PS 84 Health Care Center for Children at ECMC PS 89 Dr. Lydia T. Wright School of Excellence PS 91 BUILD Academy PS 93 Southside Elementary PS 94 West Hertel Academy PS 95 Waterfront School PS 97 Harvey Austin School PS 99 Stanley M. Makowski Early Childhood Center

Middle/High Schools	PS 131 Academy Programs @ 4 PS 156 Frederick Law Olmsted School at Kensington PS 192 Buffalo Academy for Visual & Performing Arts PS 195 City Honors School PS 197 Math, Science, Technology Preparatory School PS 198 The International Preparatory School

High Schools	PS 200 Bennett High School PS 204 Lafayette High School PS 205 Riverside Institute of Technology PS 206 South Park High School PS 212 Leonardo da Vinci High School PS 301 Burgard High School PS 302 Emerson School of Hospitality PS 304 Hutchinson Central Technical High School PS 305 McKinley High School PS 307 East High School PS 353 S.T.A.R. Academy @ Lafayette PS 402 Occupational Training Center PS 415 Middle Early College High School

Notable Defunct Schools	PS 8 Follow Through Magnet School 13 PS 63 Campus North School 87 PS 96 Campus West School Fosdick-Masten Park High School PS 192 Buffalo Traditional School PS 202 Grover Cleveland High School PS 203 Kensington High School PS 302 Emerson Vocational High School PS 306 Seneca Vocational High School

City of Buffalo, New York

People from Buffalo, New York

Transportation	Buffalo Niagara International Airport Niagara Falls International Airport Buffalo Metro Rail Empire Corridor Buffalo – Exchange Street Buffalo–Depew

Area attractions	Martin's Fantasy Island Darien Lake Theme Park Resort Erie County Fair

Entertainment	Buffalo History Museum Sports in Buffalo Shea's Performing Arts Center Albright–Knox Art Gallery National Buffalo Wing Festival Kleinhans Music Hall Buffalo Zoo Taste of Buffalo Friendship Festival World's Largest Disco Thursday at the Square Shakespeare in Delaware Park Seneca Buffalo Creek Casino

Regional military and municipal	Buffalo City Hall First Niagara Center Coca-Cola Field Ralph Wilson Stadium War Memorial Stadium Buffalo Memorial Auditorium (defunct) Erie County Medical Center

Neighborhoods	Allentown, Black Rock, Broadway-Fillmore, Central Park, Cold Springs, Delaware District, Downtown, East Side, Elmwood Village, Erie Canal Harbor, Fillmore-Leroy, First Ward, Fruit Belt, Hamlin Park, Hospital Hill, Humboldt Park, Kaisertown, Kensington, Kensington Heights, Lovejoy, Lower West Side, Masten Park, North Buffalo, North Park, Park Meadow, Parkside, Riverside, Schiller Park, South Buffalo, University District, University Heights, Vernon Triangle, West Village, Upper West Side, Willert Park.

Research and education	University at Buffalo Buffalo Public Schools Buffalo State College Bryant & Stratton College Canisius College D'Youville College Erie Community College Medaille College

Area shopping	Walden Galleria Boulevard Mall McKinley Mall Eastern Hills Mall Fashion Outlets of Niagara Falls Rainbow Centre Factory Outlet (defunct) Seneca Mall (defunct) The Summit (defunct) Lockport Mall (defunct) Thruway Mall (defunct)

Other	Buffalo Common Council Buffalo Museum of Science Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra Anchor Bar Duff's Lafayette Square The French Connection Delaware Park HarborCenter Niagara Square FBI Buffalo Field Office Buffalo Central Terminal Buffalo Turkey Trot

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