Rush-Henrietta Central School District

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.

Gateway-Longview is a nonprofit organization that provides care, treatment, education and supportive services. The supervised independent living help the youth of ages 16 to 21 make the transition from a residential setting, group home and foster care to living on their own.The mother and baby supervised independent living gives young mothers an opportunity to learn self-sufficiency skills and effective parenting techniques. Its Niagara Day Care provides day care and early childhood education programs for families in Erie County,N.J. The preventive respite services keep families together and provides temporary relief through short-term placement, support and counseling in times of acute stress. Established in 1890, Gateway-Longview is located in Buffalo, N.Y.

Vertus High School is a non-profit public charter high school located in Rochester, NY, dedicated to serving young men in grades 9-12. Since its establishment in 2014, the school has distinguished itself by providing individualized support and fostering academic and character growth, leading students to outperform national expectations in both reading and math. With a focus on personalized year-round academics and character development, Vertus High School creates a supportive environment through small learning teams, known as preceptors, who guide students in their educational journey. The school emphasizes the virtues of courage, leadership, and responsibility, equipping students with the skills necessary for success in college and future careers. Generated from the website