City Honors School, formerly the Masten Park High School is an educational institution that dates back to 1897. In 1912, a fire destroyed the school, all except Principal Frank Fosdick were unharmed, Fosdick ensured that all the students and staff evacuated the building safely and he suffered from injuries. With such a rich heritage, the City Honors School certainly has high standards of education and certainly lives upto its reputation. The school ventures beyond the bounds of classrooms and encourages its students to participate in extra-curricular activities too. For admission schedule and other details, check website.
Native American Magnet School 19 is an educational institute that works to promote the physical and social development of more than 350 the students in pre-kindergarten through grade eight. The school conducts math, English, social studies and science classes. It offers instruction in physical education, computer technology and music. Native American Magnet School 19 also provides guidance counseling, positive behavioral intervention and support services. The school is a part of Buffalo Public Schools, which governs various elementary and high schools. The district has art education, early childhood, information technology, food service, transportation, and teaching and learning departments. Its schools organize several athletic activities that include volleyball, basketball, softball, tennis, and track and field.
Located in Williamsville, N.Y., the Heim Middle School offers classes from grades five through eight. It has an enrollment of more than 600 students. The school consists of computer labs and various co-curricular clubs, such as arts, book store, cooking, chess, French, jazz, math, science, technology and Spanish clubs. It also offers services, including library, media specialist, counselors, nurse, psychologist, social workers and subject experts. The school s classrooms are equipped with computer projectors and interactive whiteboards. Its high-tech room is outfitted with scanner, video camera, color printer, video studio and presentation laptops. The school also provides bus service and is a part of the Williamsville Central School District that operates various elementary, high and middle schools. It also offers advanced placement course opportunities and allows students to do college level work.
