Charlotte High School (Rochester, New York)

Charlotte High School (Rochester, New York)
Charlotte High School
Address
4115 Lake Avenue
Rochester, New York, 14612
USA
Coordinates 43°14′46″N 77°37′09″W / 43.24611°N 77.61917°W / 43.24611; -77.61917Coordinates: 43°14′46″N 77°37′09″W / 43.24611°N 77.61917°W / 43.24611; -77.61917
Information
Motto Connecting Youth to Innovative Life Experiences
Established 1907
School district Rochester City School District
Principal Wakili Moore
Staff ~100
Grades 7-12
Enrollment 996 (2006)
Grade 7 335 (2005)
Grade 8 243 (2005)
Grade 9 267 (2005)
Grade 10 103 (2005)
Grade 11 64 (2005)
Campus urban
Nickname Lakesiders
Website

Charlotte High School is a public high school in Rochester, operated by the Rochester City School District. The school is named for Charlotte, formerly an independent town and now a neighborhood in the city of Rochester.

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Demographics

  • Hispanic 18.9%
  • White 17.2%
  • African American 61.4%
  • Asian 2.1%
  • Native American 0.5%[1]

Charlotte High School's free/reduced lunch rate is 72% of the students.[1]

History

A school was built on the former site of a one-room school house in Charlotte in 1867. In 1907, a high school building was erected and the present Charlotte High School building was built in 1931.[2] In 1988, the Rochester City School District changed Charlotte to a middle school. In 2005, it became a high school once again.[3]

Campus

Charlotte High School is housed in a three-story new art deco style building on Lake Avenue in Rochester, not far from Lake Ontario. The building contains a swimming pool that is open to the public when not used for school activities.[4]

Curriculum

In addition to typical high school courses, Charlotte High School offers some unique opportunities to students.

  • Charlotte's Academy of Hospitality & Tourism includes internships and gives students an opportunity to explore and prepare for careers in travel, tourism, and hospitality.[5][6]
  • The school's Academy of Sports Medicine & Management includes internships with local athletic, medical and sports organizations and helps prepare students for careers in athletic training, physical therapy, sports medicine, and sports management.[5]
  • To better serve the needs of the students, the school offers extended-day academic support and a Wellness Center offers counseling, social services, and after-school activities in partnership with community agencies.[5]
  • The school Library houses a special collection on the Harlem Renaissance.[7]

Extracurriculars

Clubs and organizations

The school offers art, music, newspaper, math league and drama club.[5]

Young video artists from Charlotte participate in the Rochester Urban Youth Film Festival, sponsored by the University of Rochester.[8]

Sports

The school supports a full sports program.[5]

The Lakesiders basketball team won successive New York State championships in 1983 and 1984.[3] After winning the 2007 Section V Class "BB" title on March 3, 2007, the Charlotte basketball team finished second in the Far West Regional Class "B" final on March 10, 2007.[9] The team repeated as Section V "BB"" champions on March 1, 2008.[10]

The 2009–2010 track team won the Section V Class B championship.[citation needed]

Performance

In 2005, the school's attendance rate of 85% and its suspension rate of 33.3% both exceed those for similar schools. The school's standardized test scores for English Language Arts, Mathematics and Social Studies rank below the state average for similar schools.[11]

Incidents

In 2004, there were reports of violence and other acts at the school that required disciplinary action.[12][13][14] Charlotte High School was on the New York State list of dangerous schools in 2006.[15]

See also

References

External links


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