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Buffalo Elementary School of Technology

Buffalo Elementary School of Technology
Address
Map
414 South Division Street

Willert Park

Buffalo
,
Erie
,
New York
14204

United States
Coordinates42°52′48.04″N 78°51′36.07″W / 42.8800111°N 78.8600194°W / 42.8800111; -78.8600194
Information
StatusPriority School
School number6
PrincipalKaren R. Piotrowski
GradesK-8
S.A.M.[1]Patrick J. Cook
WebsiteBEST

Buffalo Elementary School of Technology (formerly P.S. 6 and later Academic Challenge Center) is an elementary school located in Buffalo, New York. It is located at 414 South Division Street in Buffalo and serves Grades K through 8. As of 2014 the acting principal is Karen Piotrowski. The previous principal, Sharon Brown, was transferred.

History

The school was established in 1839 as P.S. 6. In 1977 the school became one of the first magnet schools in the city and was renamed the "Academic Challenge Center." In 1997 the school was renamed "Buffalo Elementary School of Technology" in response to the school adopting a program that would integrate technology use into all subject areas.[2]

Former principals

Previous assignment and reason for departure denoted in parentheses

  • Mary Caldwell
  • S.G. Love
  • Ephraim F. Cook
  • Samuel Slade
  • Henry H. Rogers
  • William D. Fisher
  • Thomas W. Connors
  • Gordon H. Higgins
  • Philip W. Patti
  • David M. Hansen
  • Jane Cunningham
  • Paul Lafornara
  • Edith James
  • Marion Canedo–?-1991
  • Bernice T. Richardson–1991-1995 (Director - Liberty Partnership Program at Buffalo State College,[3] placed on leave[4])
  • Nathaniel McCrea–1995-2007 (Assistant Principal - Frederick Law Olmsted 64,[4] placed on assignment)
  • Debra Sellivan-Pores–2007-2011 (Assistant Principal - International School 45,[5] named Principal of West Hertel Academy[6])
  • Sharon Brown–2011-2014 (Principal - West Hertel Academy, named Principal of D'Youville Porter Campus School)

References

  1. ^ School Administration Manager
  2. ^ Brown, S. (2011, November 16). LEA School Improvement Grant, FY 2010. Retrieved from #6 turnaround plan.pdf Buffalo Public Schools[permanent dead link‍]
  3. ^ Hammersley, M. (1991, August 29). City Hires 300 For Professional Staff List. The Buffalo News
  4. ^ a b Simon, P. (1995, July 27). New Principals Named At 12 City Schools. The Buffalo News, p. B5.
  5. ^ Buffalo Public Schools (2007, July 11). Meeting of the Board of Education: Administrative Appointments[permanent dead link‍].
  6. ^ Buffalo Public Schools (2011, September 14). Meeting of the Board of Education: Administrative Appointments[permanent dead link‍].
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