Glenfield Elementary School

Lowville Elementary School provides a range of educational and extracurricular programs. The school offers a variety of subjects, such as mathematics, science, social studies, and English and language arts. It provides services to students in grades three through eight. It organizes several special programs, including open house, fall book fairs, mini band concerts, holiday crafts, Gertrude candy sales, family sports night, staff appreciation breakfast and social gathering. The school has a library and a cafeteria. Its library provides various research tools, journals, handbooks, newsletters, a thesaurus and online book resources. Additionally, it provides sports activities and tournaments. The school is located in Lowville, N.Y., and is affiliated with Lowville Academy and Central School.

Lowville High School provides general academic programs to students in grades 8 through 12. Located in Lowville, N.Y., the school conducts classes in language arts, math, science, history and geography. It provides vocational and technical education in ceramics, engineering and agricultural science. It offers Spanish as a foreign language. Lowville High School provides special education classes to students with learning disabilities. The school supports a variety of sports activities, such as swimming, volleyball, baseball and football. Its range of extracurricular activities includes band, performing arts, and physical and technical education. In addition, it organizes various educational and cultural events. The school features a library and media center that maintains a collection of books, databases and reference materials. The school provides a variety of services, such as food, transportation, guidance counseling and medical care. Lowville High School is a part of Lowville Academy and Central School.

Beaver River Central School PO Box 179 9508 Artz Road, NY 13305 Beaver Falls 2008-2009 School Profile School We are a small, K-12, rural school located in Lewis County, in northern New York State. The population of Lewis County is 26, 685. Last year, 71% of our graduates went on to two-year colleges, technical schools, or four-year colleges, many of whom were the first in their family to do so. Approximately 34% of our students receive free or reduced lunch. Special Education Students ( 9-12 ) 37 Grading System Numerical grades 0% - 100%. The minimum passing grade is a 65%. Final Average consists of Quarters 1-4 and Final Exam ( each weighted 20% ). Class rank and final averages are unweighted. The average is based on all subjects. Class standing and grade point average are computed at the end of the student s junior year. High School Diploma Minimum Requirements Local Diploma: 24 credits, to include minimum: 4 English, 4 Social Studies, 3 Math, 3 Science, 1 Art/Music, 1 Language Other than English, Health, 2 Physical Education, electives. Must score at least 55% on five Regents exams and must be 65% or higher on at least two of them. Regents Diploma: 24 credits, to include minimum: 4 English, 4 Social Studies, 3 Math, 3 Science, 1 Language Other than English, 1 Art/Music, Health, 2 Physical Education, electives. Must score 65% or higher on five Regents exams. Advanced Regents Diploma: 24 credits, to include minimum: 4 English, 4 Social Studies, 3 Math, 3 Science, 3 Language Other than English, 1 Art/Music, Health, 2 Physical Education, electives. Must score 65% or higher on eight Regents exams.