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Educational Institutions in the Buffalo, NY Area
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Colleges and Universities
- Buffalo State University.
"Buffalo State is the largest four-year college in the State
University of New York (SUNY) system, with more than 130
undergraduate and more than 40 graduate programs in the arts,
sciences, and education.
Small, diverse classes are taught by dedicated faculty members." - University at Buffalo.
"The University at Buffalo was founded in 1846 as a private medical
college and merged with the State University of New York system in
1962. Today UB is New York State's premier public center for
graduate and professional education, as well as the state's largest
and most comprehensive public university. A member of the
prestigious Association of American Universities, the University at
Buffalo stands in the first rank among the nation's
research-intensive public universities.
Our strengths in medicine, engineering, and computer science enable us to conduct multidisciplinary research and provide education at a level of excellence that few universities can match. The faculty of UB's professional schools share an unusually strong research orientation with their counterparts in the arts and sciences, and together they have established an outstanding record of research, scholarship, and creative activity."
Elementary and Secondary Schools (Catholic)
Offices
- Western New York Catholic Schools. " Providing the best opportunities in life for their children is the goal of every parent. When it comes to education, parents have many choices. Families that have chosen the Catholic schools of the Diocese of Buffalo have discovered outstanding education, leadership, and spiritual guidance for their children – a tradition since 1847."
Elementary Schools
There are more Catholic schools than are listed here. These are the schools that have Web sites. Additional Catholic schools are listed on the Western New York Catholic Schools Web site.
- Catholic
Academy of West Buffalo. "The Catholic Academy of
West Buffalo prides itself on its high quality education program. We
are strategically located in the heart of Buffalo's historic
Delaware Ave. district. As of September 2004, the Lafayette Campus
grades Pre-Kindergarten (4 year-old), through 2, will move into the
Delaware Campus building. The Catholic Academy of West Buffalo,
grades Pre-Kindergarten through 8 will be located at 1069 Delaware
Avenue.
We are a regional elementary school, supported by eleven parishes on Buffalo's West Side. Our member parishes include Annunciation, Blessed Sacrament, Holy Angels, Holy Cross, Immaculate Conception, Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Our Lady of Loretto, St. Anthony of Padua, St. Joseph Cathedral, St. Louis and St. Michael." - Catholic Central School. "The goal of the CCS Plan is for all students to read at grade level by first grade and to continue that impetus throughout their lives."
- Mount St. Joseph Academy. "Mount St. Joseph Academy (MSJA) is an independent, private Catholic school serving children age 3 through Grade 8. Our philosophy is based on the core values of charity, justice, and unity. The MSJA community works together to create a caring environment in which each child can achieve excellence while developing a strong sense of self-worth and social responsibility."
- Nativity of Our Lord School. "Nativity of Our Lord is a Catholic school, part of the Buffalo Diocese. Located in Orchard Park, New York, Nativity offers classes from Pre-Kindergarten through grade eight. Nativity provides an excellent educational opportunity for young men and women of the Southtowns area. Founded in 1910 by Fr. Crimmens, Nativity continues to provide education, meeting and exceeding all New York standards, while reinforcing respect for all."
- St. Joseph School University Heights. "St. Joseph Elementary School is the oldest, continually operational Catholic elementary school in the City of Buffalo. St. Joseph School opened its doors in 1849 as a German school. At its inception it occupied a wooden frame house. The Sisters of St. Joseph began teaching at the school in 1882, and have continued to serve our students since that time. Currently, three members of the faculty are Sisters from the religious community, as is our principal, Sr. Genevieve Efthemis."
- St. Martin of Tours School. "Our goal is to prepare students who excel in life, through discipline, self confidence and a belief in self worth and dignity of others. We provide a strong Catholic environment in which Catholic and non-Catholics can grow; a preferred source of learning by guaranteeing a well balanced education."
- St.
Rose of Lima. "At St. Rose of Lima School you and
your child will encounter values that can last a lifetime.We work
with parents to help our students acquire the knowledge and self
confidence they need to be interested and involved in the world
around them. They are encouraged to set their sights on desirable,
long-range lifestyle and career goals by a curriculum and learning
environment that are always challenging.
Participation keeps St. Rose strong. An elected student government gives students a voice in defining their own educational environment, while our community-based, independently elected School Board, permits parents to have a genuine say in the growth and education of their child." -
St.
Stanislaus School. " St. Stanislaus School has been
a proud Educational Institute since 1874. It has had many prominent
graduates over its 130 years of serving our community. The Felician
Sisters have serviced the school both as educators and
administrators. They continue to do their good work at the school,
to this day.
It is our intention to carry on the tradition of quality catholic education."
High Schools
- Holy Angels Academy. "Holy Angels Academy provides an exemplary educational community in which each student is encouraged to develop her potential for personal excellence and leadership as she matures intellectually, spiritually, emotionally, physically, and socially."
- Mount Mercy Academy. " Mount Mercy Academy is a distinct Catholic secondary school for young women sponsored by the Buffalo Regional Community of the Sisters of Mercy and dedicated to carrying out its educational mission in the spirit of Catherine McAuley. Rooted in the message of Jesus, the board of trustees, faculty and staff, supported by families, alumnae and friends, seek to maintain a nurturing atmosphere where Mercy students are called to be women of faith, knowledge, integrity and compassion."
Elementary and Secondary Schools (Public)
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Other educational Resources
- St. Mary's School for the Deaf, 2253 Main Street, Buffalo, NY 14214. 716-834-7200. (V/TTY) 716-834-2720. "All children and adults in Western New York who are deaf, hard of hearing, functionally deaf or have a communication challenge will have access to the necessary educational opportunity and supportive environment to reach their full range of ability and potential."
Rochester, NY education information is available at http://www.inforochester.com/education.htm.