Information - Cheektowaga Central School District.

[Night Owl]

District Facts and Figures

2004-2005

District Population……………………………… 22,000
Eligible Voters………………………..……..…….19,000
Enrollment (01/03/05)……………………………. 2,419

Pre-K……………………………………………..0

Half Day K………………………………………..0

Full-Day K………………………………………..161

Gr. 1-5……………………………………………846

Gr. 6-8……………………………………………609

Gr. 9-12…………………………………………..803

Graduates (6/04)………………………………….145

School Buildings
2 Elementary

1 Middle School

1 High School

Transportation
District Square Miles……………………………. 10.03

Public School Students………………………….. 2492

District Buildings………………………………… 4

Other Public School Buildings…………………… 4

Private/Parochial Students……………………….. 422

Special Education (outside district)……………… .63

Private/Parochial Buildings in District …………..... 4

Private/Parochial Buildings Outside District …… ....49

Total Miles Traveled Per Year…………………... 343,100

Budget
2003-04 Approved Budget…………………… $29,497,960

True Value Tax Rate…………………………. $13.17

Staff
Professional full-time………………….. 216

Professional part-time…………………. 1

Shared Service…………………………. 0

Support Staff full-time………………… 109

Support Staff part-time………………… 14

[lyn1639]

Any info on the other 3 school systems in Cheektowaga?

[Night Owl]

I was under the impression that was the whole budget from Cheektowaga.

School Buildings
2 Elementary

1 Middle School

1 High School

[lyn1639]

No, that's just the Cheek. Central district. We also have Maryvale, Cleveland Hill, and Cheek-Sloan. Yes, disturbingly enough, there are 4 totally separate school systems in Cheektowaga. Where did you get the info you've put up? I've tried to find info regarding the May budget vote in the Maryvale district, but have only found the date it will be held with no budget specifics. I'm back up to 3 jobs right now, so I haven't had a lot of time available to really dig.

[Night Owl]

I apologize, I don't know the Cheektowaga school system like I do with the City of Buffalo, and I just learned something new today.

ooh, I forgot to give the link.

http://www.cheektowagacentral.org/in...fm?subpage=323

[Night Owl]

Maryvale School District website.
http://www.maryvale.wnyric.org/index.cfm?r=527

District - Publications
http://www.maryvale.wnyric.org/docum...0.779181954575

[Marc]

Originally posted by lyn1639
No, that's just the Cheek. Central district. We also have Maryvale, Cleveland Hill, and Cheek-Sloan. Yes, disturbingly enough, there are 4 totally separate school systems in Cheektowaga.

There's four other school districts that operate in the town as well; Williamsville, Lancaster, Depew, and West Seneca.

Here's a map of the school districts in wny.

[Night Owl]

Cleveland Hill schools.
http://www.clevehill.wnyric.org/

[Night Owl]

Cheek. Central district. We also have Maryvale, Cleveland Hill, and Cheek-Sloan.

Williamsville, Lancaster, Depew, and West Seneca.

You have got to be kidding me. You mean there are 8 districts? How is it possible to have so many "districts" in one municipality?

And some people thought there was too much duplication of services in the City of Buffalo.

[therising]

30, or so, school districts for a county of 1 million people.

Yet, when consolidation or regionalism is mentioned, most everyone bitches.

And, yet, like a bunch of dopes, we wonder why our taxes are so high???

[Night Owl]

30, or so, school districts for a county of 1 million people.

Buffalo still has the largest population of Erie County and we have just one public school district.