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    Dr. Charles T. Lunsford School No. 19  
     
    Dr. Charles T. Lunsford School No. 19
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    Principal: Moniek Silas-Lee | Moniek.Silas-Lee@rcsdk12.org
    Assistant Principal: Elizabeth Cross| Elizabeth.Cross@rcsdk12.org
    Assistant Principal: John Defazio| John.Defazio@RCSDK12.ORG
    Parent Contact: Alicia Bell | Alicia.Bell@rcsdk12.org
    Board Liaison: Beatriz LeBron | beatriz.lebron@rcsdk12.org
    School Chief: Amy Schiavi | Amy.Schiavi@rcsdk12.org

    School Improvement Plan  DASA Coordinator
     
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    This school is currently in Receivership status by the New York State Education Department. For more information about Receivership or to view the school’s improvement measures, please visit https://www.rcsdk12.org/receivership.
     
    Program Information
    Start Time: 9:00 a.m.
    Dismissal Time: 4:30 p.m.
    Grade Level: PreK-8
     
    FACTS
    Uniforms Required: No
    Busing: School Buses
    Student Enrollment: 450
    Foreign Languages: Spanish
    English Language Learners: Yes
    Honors/Enrichment Classes: Yes
    Tutoring/After School: No
    Early Literacy Program: No
    Chorus: Yes
    Band/Orchestra: Yes
    Instrumental Music Lessons: Yes
    Sports: Yes
    Step Teams: No
    Extended/Expanded Day: No
    Saturday School: No
    On-Site After-School Care: No
    Summer Programs: No
    Health/Wellness Center: No
     
    Business/College/Faith Partnerships: Nazareth College, St. John Fisher College, University of Rochester, Edgewood Free Methodist Church, Foodlink, Church of Love, Children’s Institute, Center for Youth, Greater Rochester Health Foundation, Flint Street Recreation Center, Links 4 Kids, Finger Lakes Health Systems Agency, SUNY Geneseo, M.K. Gandhi Institute

    Student-Parent School Compact Agreement required: No

     
    SCHOOL FEATURES
    • Extracurricular activities include Step Team, KBA Basketball League, intramural athletics for 7th and 8th grades, Safety Patrol, Mediation Grade Level Support through Restorative Justice Practices, STEM, Student Council, violin orchestra, and much more.
    • “Strings for Success,” a violin program for students in grades 3-8. Students travel to perform at various community organizations in Rochester, New York State, and throughout the United States.
    • Parents are connected to the school community through the School-Based Planning team, the PTO, volunteer opportunities, Greater Rochester Health Foundation, All Pro Dads, Save Our Sisters, and much more.