88 Kirkland Road 14611
(585) 328-8228
Pre-K through Grade 6
Principal: Dr. Clinton V. Strickland, Jr.
Parent Liaison: Lynwood Cox
PTSA President: Kenneth Lewis
The mission of Adlai E. Stevenson School 29, an America’s Choice School, is to use standards-based curriculum and instruction to ensure that all students meet or exceed state and national standards in all subject areas. We are proud to have a well-trained, capable staff of caring individuals. Our four major goals are to improve literacy, numeracy, technology and attendance. We celebrate many community-based partnerships which provide mentors who offer additional help and form positive relationships with our students. We also provide enrichment activities for our students and we embrace parental involvement.
- Uses the America's Choice school-reform model to help all students meet academic standards in reading and math.
- Provides students with 2 1/2 hours of uninterrupted language arts instruction every day. Students engage in reading, writing, speaking, listening, and skill practice in a structured environment in which they understand the routines and expectations.
- Provides students with one hour of uninterrupted math instruction every day.
- Teacher specialists work with classroom teachers to support student learning in all subjects.
- Offers Accelerated Reader, a technology-based reading program, and has a student computer in each classroom. Computer lab has 30 computers networked to the classroom computers.
- Has an outstanding, award-winning after-school program provided by the Boys & Girls Clubs of Rochester. Children participate in academics, arts, recreation, and social skills-building activities from 3:00-6:00 p.m. daily.
- Has an award-winning partnership with the Monroe County Bar Association's Lawyers for Learning, which provides more than 100 mentors for students each year and bookbags of school supplies for every child. Other partnerships include Jumpstart (University of Rochester), Learners For Life (Rotary Club, M&T Bank, Harter Secrest Law Firm), After-School Volunteer Program (Time Warner), Generation Give Back (American Red Cross) and the City of Rochester Fire Department Volunteer Program.
- Supplies an Agenda Planner home-school notebook to each student to support communication between parents and teachers and foster growth in students' organizational skills.
- Requires students to wear a school uniform (white tops and navy blue bottoms) to eliminate the focus on clothing.
- Parent-Teacher Student Association (PTSA) meets monthly and is a charter member of the National PTA. Provides opportunities for educational exchange between educators, parents and students.
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