Frankfort-Schuyler Central School District is located at 605 Palmer Street Frankfort, NY. Grades PK through 12 are taught by a caring staff of teachers and other officials that want to provide the best education for the children of Frankfort, New York. Historically the Town of Frankfort is located in the southern section of Herkimer County. The land on which the present village stands was once the land of the Mohawk Indian Tribe. The land was bought by the Dutch who established patents encompassing a large area in the Town of Frankfort.

The First permanent settler was Jacob Folts, who had come to America in 1710 and settled here after purchasing lot#3 of the Burnetsfield Patent in 1723. In 1796 Major Warner Folts built the Folts Homestead on the land.

The Town of Frankfort Summer Recreation Program was established to employ the youths of the community to provide fun and games for children ages 5 through 12. The attendants provide daily arts & crafts, outside and indoor activities, story hour, ice cream socials, bowling at the local bowling ally and other planned field trips. The program runs annually for six weeks between the months of July and August.

The Frankfort-Schuyler Central School District also offers a safe educational facility and learning center as it is a small school district and children feel safe and secure from pre-kindergarten through graduating from high school. The small town atmosphere provides stability and comfort with all schools in close proximity.