Alexander Central School District is located at 3314 Buffalo Street Alexander, NY. Education is provided for grades K through 12 for school age children who live within the school districts territory. The village of Alexander, located south of the centre of the town, was incorporated in 1834. It is situated principally west of the tracks of the Erie and New York Central and Hudson River railroads. The Board of Education of the Alexander Central School District recognizes its dual function in representing both the State of New York and the voters of the school district. The Board is aware that it derives its duties and powers from the Legislature of the State of New York.

Alexander contains a roller mill, a creamery, blacksmith shop, three stores, one hotel, three churches, and an excellent union school. The Tonawanda creek furnishes excellent water power for the flour mill. The village was founded by Alexander Rea, who took up the first land sold in that township by the Holland Land Company. Brookville is a small hamlet northeast of Alexander. West Bethany lies at the eastern bounds of the town, partly in Bethany.

Alexander Central School District has earned a reputation as a quality school where student achievement is expected. They have demonstrated excellence in academics, the arts, and athletics. As students in this school, it is up to you to continue this tradition of excellence. The faculty and staff are more than ready to help you achieve your personal goals.