Trinity Lutheran School

Buffalo Academy of the Sacred Heart, also known as Sacred Heart Academy, is an independent, private Catholic day school for women in grades nine through 12. Located in Buffalo, N.Y., the academy provides Catholic education to more than 400 students every year. It offers a variety of placement courses as well as college preparatory classes for students. The academy provides academic support through its guidance department and the learning center. It also provides individual educational services, assessments and referrals on a case-by-case basis and in consultation with the student s family. The academy employs more than 25 classroom teachers. Its student services include library and media center services, learning resources, and scholarships and financial assistance. Sacred Heart Academy is chartered by the board of regents of New York and is accredited by the Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools.

School of the Holy Childhood is a nonprofit agency serving children and adults with developmental disabilities. The agency offers programs in individualized education, vocational training, sheltered employment, clinical treatment and guardianship services. It provides various programs that include ceramics, life skills, sewing, weaving, woodworking, and human growth and development to more than 110 children of 5 to 21 years of age. School of the Holy Childhood also offers various physical education programs, including basketball, biking, swimming and soccer. The school provides a variety of training programs in prevocational skills, food service, facilities maintenance and recreational activities to adults. It additionally offers various health care services, including health screenings, emergency first aid, medications and illness assessment, and occupational and language therapies. School of the Holy Childhood is located in Rochester, N.Y.

Saint John's Evangelical Lutheran Church in Buffalo, NY is a welcoming congregation of the ELCA, located in West Seneca. They are a community of people who are searching, wondering, struggling, and worrying, but are also radically loved by God. With a bold hope in The Good News, they invite everyone to join their story and experience worship services, Sunday school, and various events. At Saint John's, they embrace individuals as whole persons, with all their questions and complexities, and share a living, daring confidence in God's grace. They are committed to doing God's work in Christ's name for the life of the world, and they invite all to be a part of their community as they proclaim the Word together and live out their faith.Generated from the website