Fredonia Central School District

Buffalo Public Schools (BPS) serves a diverse student body of 30,000 PreK-12 scholars across 60 school campuses, representing 80 languages and 100 countries. With a commitment to academic achievement, BPS prioritizes the needs of children and families through various educational initiatives and programs. Dedicated to fostering a safe and inclusive learning environment, the district emphasizes values such as diversity, equity, and inclusion. Starting in the 2025-2026 school year, BPS will implement new guidelines requiring students to store internet-enabled personal devices in designated areas, ensuring a distraction-free educational experience. Generated from the website

Woodrow Wilson Elementary School offers a range of academic and extracurricular options to students. Its curriculum includes reading, writing, music, physical education, math, art, science and English. The school sponsors the National Honor Society, as well as operates art, drama and choir clubs. It also operates a parent-teacher organization that conducts several fundraising events and programs. The school employs a nurse, guidance counselor, speech therapist and special education teachers. In addition, it maintains a library and media center that stocks books and periodicals and provides links to search engines. Woodrow Wilson Elementary School is a part of the Cheektowaga-Sloan Union Free School District, which governs various educational institutions.