Penn Yan Elementary School Competitors

Our mission… To Teach, To Learn, To Support, To Improve, To Achieve! The Board of Education and staff of the Victor Central School District are committed to providing a strong foundation for the children of our community. A foundation rich in educational resources will nurture our children as they strive to become tomorrow's leaders. Our schools offer a broad spectrum of programming for students in grades pre-kindergarten through twelve. Based on the New York State learning standards, the curriculum in the Victor schools is designed to introduce as well as reinforce concepts for success in the classroom and for life after the Victor schools. By providing a variety of instructional styles and placement options, the Victor schools can focus on meeting the unique needs of each student. As each child strives toward the attainment of his or her individual potential, our staff is available to provide encouragement and support. Along the way, students are prepared to set and meet high standards while gaining the knowledge and personal characteristics needed to become productive citizens.

The Canandaigua City School District believes in building a community rooted in inclusion and love, where everyone recognizes the active role they play in educating our children and helping them find a sense of purpose in life. The Canandaigua City School District is dedicated to creating enriched, world-class educational experiences that engage all learners, foster meaningful exploration, and empower our school community to have their voices heard. The Canandaigua City School District encompasses 88 square miles around the north end and west side of Canandaigua Lake, including the entire City of Canandaigua. The boundary zigs and zags a lot, based on property lines. If you are considering moving here, don't forget to check with us at 585-396-3725 to make sure a particular address is within the district. With few exceptions, you must be a resident of the district to send children to us. Data as of September 6, 2019 Out of 3,507 Canandaigua students: In 2012, the Canandaigua City School District utilized a NYSERDA grant to fund a solar energy capital project. This project consisted of the installation of solar panel arrays on the roofs of three school buildings -- Academy, Middle School and Primary School. The energy produced by these panels is fed directly to each buildings electrical panel, reducing each buildings draw on the community electrical grid and lowering the Districts overall costs for electricity service.

The Geneva City School District is a public school serving over 2,100 students grades PK through 12. The district is comprised of a high school, middle school, two elementary schools (grades Pre–K to 2 and grades 3–5), district administrative offices and our central services facility. The Geneva City School District prides itself on the quality of academic programs offered to our students. Our students attend the finest universities in the nation, service academies, two-year liberal arts and technical programs.