The Genesee Community Charter School At The Rochester Museum offers students an educational program that provides each student with the opportunity for intellectual growth as well as character development to ensure all students possess the necessary skills to become productive members of their community and society as a whole.
The Genesee Community Charter School At The Rochester Museum has partnered with the Rochester Museum and Science Center and works within the Expeditionary Learning Outward Bound model. The core curriculum is locally created and is recognized by the Genesee River Valley Project with high quality programs in science, math, social studies, language arts, and literacy along with an in-depth study of local history.
The Genesee Community Charter School At The Rochester Museum strives to make certain that each student enjoys learning in order to become lifelong learners in a world that is ever changing through technology and communication. The staff, administration, and teachers maintain the development of such qualities as self-confidence and respect through an array of programs. With all the exceptional programs that teach students to be team members as well as becoming self-thinkers students will be able to become productive members of society.
