Creekside School

Finger Lakes Secondary School is an academic institution located in Rushville, N.Y. The school s facility includes a library, cafeteria, science laboratory, music rehearsal room and computer lab. It provides a variety of intramural activities and interscholastic sports, such as basketball, football, soccer, swimming, tennis, track and field volleyball and wrestling. The school provides classes in various subjects, such as English, social studies, mathematics, technology, music and arts. Finger Lakes Secondary School s library provides various resources, such as books, magazines, encyclopedias, atlases and newspapers. The school is a part of the Wayne-Finger Lakes Board of Coperative Educational Services.

Monroe Board of Cooperative Educational Services has been operational for more than 50 years. A full-service educational institution, Monroe BOCES serves various public and private schools, area colleges, community agencies and other local partners. The institute functions as an extension of the local school districts and the New York State Education Department. Located in Fairport, N.Y., it serves more than 40,000 students in grades kindergarten through 12. The institute employs more than 1,200 full- and part-time personnel, and services over 15 districts, including Windsor, Chenango Forks, Chenango Valley, Deposit, Harpursville, Johnson City, Maine-Endwell, Newark Valley, Susquehanna Valley, Tioga and Vestal, N.Y. It offers specialized programs in cooperation with IBM, The Kopernik Space Education Center, Waterman Center, United Health Services, Monroe Workforce Development System, Partnership 2000, and Roberson Museum and Science Center. Monroe BOCES comprises several divisions that include educational support and technology, educational programs and career services department and management support services.

School of the Holy Childhood is a nonprofit agency serving children and adults with developmental disabilities. The agency offers programs in individualized education, vocational training, sheltered employment, clinical treatment and guardianship services. It provides various programs that include ceramics, life skills, sewing, weaving, woodworking, and human growth and development to more than 110 children of 5 to 21 years of age. School of the Holy Childhood also offers various physical education programs, including basketball, biking, swimming and soccer. The school provides a variety of training programs in prevocational skills, food service, facilities maintenance and recreational activities to adults. It additionally offers various health care services, including health screenings, emergency first aid, medications and illness assessment, and occupational and language therapies. School of the Holy Childhood is located in Rochester, N.Y.