Batavia City Schools
Administration Office
39 Washington Avenue
Batavia, New York  14020
585-343-2480

Our Mission
The Batavia City School District is committed to empowering students to achieve their maximum potential, while becoming socially responsible citizens.

Vision
The Batavia City School District, in partnership with the Batavia community, will provide a safe and nurturing environment to develop students with high moral character who are able to successfully meet life's challenges.

District Information
The City of Batavia School District consists of 5 schools, 3 elementary, one Middle School and one High School, enrolling approximately 2800 students. The Administration Building houses the offices of the Superintendent, Assistant Superintendent of Curriculum, Director of Pupil Services, and the Director of Information Technology. For further information about the District, see the links below:

Comprehensive District Educational Plan - 2009-2012 (pdf file - 141kb)
The Comprehensive District Educational Plan (CDEP) is a plan developed by the New York State Education Department that is designed to replace many other plans. It requires a root cause analysis of gaps between where the district is in terms of student achievement as opposed to where it wants to be.

NYS Report Card - Accountability and Overview Report - Batavia City School District - 2008-9 (pdf file - 609 KB)
The Accountability and Overview Report shows district profile data, accountability statuses, and data on accountability measures like English language arts, mathematics, science, and graduation rate.
NYS Report Card - Comprehensive Information Report - Batavia City Schools - 2008-9 (pdf file - 314 KB)
The Comprehensive Information Report shows non-accountability data for the school.
NYS Report Card - Financial Accountability Supplement - Batavia City Schools - 2007-8 (pdf file - 21 KB)
An important component of the NYS School Report Card is this fiscal report which describes the percentage of students with disabilities receiving services outside of general classroom settings and the classification rate of students with disabilities for the district. Comparisons with percentages of similar districts and all public schools are also included.

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