Andrew Langston Middle School

Vertus High School is a free public charter high school located in Rochester, NY, dedicated to providing individualized support and fostering character growth for young men in grades 9-12. Since its establishment in 2014, Vertus has consistently exceeded national expectations in student growth and academic performance. The school emphasizes a personalized learning environment through small mentorship teams and a year-round academic calendar, combining online learning with traditional classroom experiences. Additionally, Vertus focuses on character development, encouraging students to explore virtues such as courage, leadership, and responsibility through various extracurricular activities and awards programs. Generated from the website

School 5-John Williams, located in Rochester, N.Y., provides education to more than 570 students in grades kindergarten through six. It offers subjects that include computer technology, physical education, English, mathematics, fine arts, social studies and foreign languages. The school has a library that offers an online catalog of study materials. The sports activities offered by the school include softball, football, soccer, hockey, basketball, badminton, bowling and cheerleading. The school also offers a variety of extracurricular activities that include orchestra, drama, games, face painting, canoeing, music and dance. The school provides a wide range of services, including academic guidance, and career counseling and consultation. School 5-John Williams is a part of the Rochester City School District.

The Family Learning Center offers classes in language arts writing, reading, social studies, science and mathematics. It administers the English for Speakers of Other Languages program. The center also conducts Workplace Education Program that includes GED classes for the employees of local companies. The Family Learning Center offers on-site child care occupational training services. It provides free adult-education programs for economically disadvantaged families, refugees and adults. The center is a part of the Rochester City School District, which serves more than 34,000 students in pre-kindergarten through grade 12. Its schools have drama clubs and offer opportunities for students to participate in several sports activities.