You know those two steeples that you see from the Wegmans parking lot, or from various parts of the…read morecity when driving? That's the site of the decommissioned our lady of Black rock Church. Which was also a school. Gorgeous building inside and out, or inside access is now limited. They have a Boys and Girls Club that meets here every day after school, they have some bingo options, and they have some space to rent out if you're looking for space in town. They also have a very large parking lot.

I went here for 4 years. the treatment I got was horrible. they did nothing about me being bullied…read moreuntil my grandparents had to go in there and yell at them. the amount of religious trauma the students and staff gave me is unbelievable. i'd never wish this treatment on anyone. i'm queer and was told it's wrong and it made me hate myself years after going to this school. also the fact there was an openly racist teachers. i've been fed uncooked food. treated horribly by staff and disrespected by students and staff. my 3rd grade teacher called me a pig and I had to fear getting screamed at in my face because I don't know how to do a math problem. that woman should've never been a teacher. I shouldn't have been crying to my mom and HIDING. from her just because I don't want to go to school and how i'm scared on my teacher. one kid told his mom about how she was treating us and his mom was a lunch monitor and told her everything and she exploded on the class. also not to mention how I was treated after my house fire. I was in the choir and christmas play and was almost forced to show up to school when I was homeless. don't send your kid to any school associated with this place. please. i felt like I was in a cult. never again.

10/13/21 Although I have never been to this school, it…read morewas...is our sister school to The Gow School. The Buffalo Seminary School did; however, visit The Gow School on many occasions. Back in 1992-1996 during my time at Gow, many events like school battles in Triva, school plays, musicals, dances and sporting events happened at The Gow School which Buffalo Seminary took part in. Males that knew how to talk to women or got by on their looks might hook up with one of these outstanding ladies at a school dance or at The Galleria Mall. One of the most memorable times with Buffalo Seminary was a battle of wits triva.  One lady was just getting all the answers for her school.  I don't remember the outcome now, but I believe Buffalo Seminary won the game, but not by a lot. I also believe I was hand picked to do one of these types of challenges,  but backed out of fear.  Looking back I regret doing this.  I think of the words Buddy Revell said to Jerry Mitchell.  "You didn't even try...How does that feel?"...yes the quote was edited,  but if you have seen the movie Three O' Clock High, then you already know the whole quote.  Back in the day, I never got the chance to date one of these ladies, but I didn't know how to talk to women until my second dance my 9th grade year.  Confidence is the key word here and sitting on the steps of a dance room and not making a move for 2 hours can be very depressing.   I did not miss an opportunity the second time around.   If I got rejected, I moved onto the next woman at the dance.  Education  at its finest. Most women were happy to be asked to dance.   Buffalo Seminary is still The Gow School's Sister School, but now The Gow School is a co-ed school. One day maybe Buffalo Seminary will follow suit.

A nice holiday bazaar offering something for everyone. There are artists you will recognize from…read moreother markets and fairs around town. They also have a room full of goods made by the students. Some food, other bookmarks, other types of things. Then there is a room full of baskets that you can win in a Chinese auction. The baskets were awesome. Parking for Sem is street, and no handicapped parking area. The facility is not easy if stairs are difficult for you, but it's manageable. This is a nice Holiday Bazaar and well worth a stop if in the area. I took off a star because of the lack of handicapped parking. 2026

I have never taken classes at ECC so I can't review the college itself, but I have been lucky…read moreenough to visit the Statler Dining Room for lunch. They have limited hours...Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday 11:30-12:45 for a few weeks each semester. If you can catch them when they're serving it is more than worth the extra effort to get there.

I found myself at ECC when I was taking a week-long training for work. The facilities (restroom)…read morewere clean, parking was easy to find, just across the street. It was about a five-minute walk. We ended up getting paid parking. The one thing that I found off-putting was that the room was rather smaller. There are no windows. All of it was very artificial light. By the end of the day, a lot of my coworkers were feeling really warm and uncomfortable so we had to prop the door open, just for a little ventilation. The lunch area was dirty. The location is in the heart of the city. You can find many restaurants within walking distance. I might personally prefer like a bigger space but it was okay.

This is a school for Kindergarten and First Grade; the Elementary School next door begins at Second…read moreGrade. Like other schools in New York State, the school breakfasts are free for all students and the gym and art programs are great!

I go here and I love it but it is a good school and we work usually a grade lvl above so if you are…read morelooking for something more challenging I recommend this school but it is definitely a gifted school though so its tough but I love it here!!!!! I'm in 7th grade and I have went to Olmsted schools from K-now and I wouldn't change it for the world!! there is a Olmsted for PK-4 too I love it hereeeee and we do so many different programs like band and languages and theater so I recommend coming here 1000000% and teachers are so nice and I've made so many new friends !!!

This is a small Elementary School, about 360 students…read more Reading books is strongly encouraged, and a variety of age-appropriate, colorful, engaging volumes are found everywhere. Student artwork is displayed on most walls; other walls have murals of monkeys climbing jungle vines, with leopards lounging on trees.

This school was constructed as a W.P.A. project in the 1930's, and originally it contained all…read moregrades K-12 for the area. It now holds only the Elementary School, and each wing contains a grade. There's a beautiful auditorium, a well-funded music program, and a great gymnasium. Look for gorgeous carved dark wood panels at the entrance.

This public school is pre-K through 5th; graduates go to Amherst Middle School. According to the…read morecornerstone, it was built in 1951. Music and art classes offered; Physical Education done twice weekly.