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    FRANK FOWLER DOW SCHOOL NO. 52
     
    100 Farmington Road
    Rochester, New York 14609
    Dr. Mary J. Ferguson, Principal
    Mary.Ferguson@rcsdk12.org
    Phone (585) 482-9614
    Fax (585) 654-1079
    Start Time: 9:30 a.m.
    End Time: 4:00 p.m.
     
    DASA Coordinator: 

     

        Dr. Ferguson

     
     

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     Welcome to our Frank Fowler Dow Virtual Open House

    Tuesday, October 12, 2021. 4 p.m. - 6 p.m.

    Please join us by clicking the link below

    Open House

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    Click arrow Updated Rochester City School District Lifetouch Picture Dates for Fall 2021

    Click arrow Extra Music Ensembles Sign Up for Students in Grades 3-6

    Click arrow Parent Letter to Choral and Instrumental Music students

    Click arrow Medical Exemption Letter To Families 2021

    Click arrow 2021 - 22 Digital Reading Options for Students & Staff

    Click arrow 2021 School 52 Virtual Science Fair

     

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    Additional Resources

    Please visit teacher page to view Parent Letter and Students Supply List for 2021-22

     

     

     

    lunch 52 Cafeteria & Kitchen Makeover!

    Our renovated cafeteria and kitchen has finally arrived!

    Hot lunches and Fresh Salad Bar!

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     NeighborWorks Rochester produced a video of educational opportunities in The Triangle of North Winton Village and featured our own School 52 - Enjoy!

                          
      
      Who was Frank Fowler Dow?

    Frank Fowler Dow (1851 – 1928) was born in Fowlerville, NY.   The town was named after his great-great grandfather, Wells Fowler.  Mr. Dow attended college at Geneseo and studied medicine at the University of Buffalo.  Did you know that he worked to have New York State pass legislation so that all schools have a playground?  It is part of a law named after him, the Dow Law.  In 1930, School 52 was named after Dr. Dow to honor this man who did so much for children, his community and education.                                   

     Read more about Frank Fowler Dow here. 
     

     
     
     
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