Contact & Location
Enrollment & Schools
135
Total Schools
60,977
Total Enrollment
PK-13
Grade Range
School Breakdown
4
Preschools
29
Elementary
Schools
23
Middle
Schools
23
High
Schools
Rating Distribution
4336%
3832%
3731%
School Types
By Type
Public
132Charter
3Private
0By Level
Elementary
29Middle
23High
23Reviews (Aggregated)
3.9
Average Rating
819
Total Reviews
Demographics (Aggregated)
Ethnicity Breakdown
White
42%
Hispanic / Latino
29%
Black / African American
15%
Asian
7%
Two or More Races
7%
Gender Distribution
52%Male
48%Female
Free / Reduced Lunch
61%Students Eligible
vs. State Average
53%
Academic Performance (Aggregated)
Average Ratings
5.4
Overall4.8
Test Scores—
Equity5.3
College ReadinessAverage ACT Score
17.6
(out of 36)
Average SAT Score
1034
(out of 1600)
Average Graduation Rate
83%
Students
AP / IB / Dual Enrollment
10%
Students
School Performance Summary
Below Average
36% (43)
Average
32% (38)
Above Average
31% (37)
Niagara School District is committed to excellence, equity, and preparing every student for a successful future.
Schools in Niagara School District
135 schoolsPreschools
(4)Elementary Schools
(29)8
Altamahaw Ossipee Elementary
Elementarypublic•580 students
3
B Everett Jordan Elementary
Elementarypublic•353 students
7
Bridgeview Elementary School
Elementarypublic•423 students
9
Center Street School
Elementarypublic•482 students
5
Clark El School
Elementarypublic•269 students
8
Denton Avenue School
Elementarypublic•599 students
5
Edwin M Holt Elementary
Elementarypublic•514 students
4
Elon Elementary
Elementarypublic•666 students
7
Frank A Brodnicki Elementary School
Elementarypublic•596 students
5
George T Wilkins Elementary School
Elementarypublic•403 students
4
Hatfield El School
Elementarypublic•326 students
Hermosa View Elementary School
Elementarypublic•394 students
10
Hermosa Vista School
Elementarypublic•430 students
4
Highland Elementary
Elementarypublic•648 students
4
Highland Park Central
Elementarypublic•308 students
4
Hutchinson El School
Elementarypublic•328 students
7
Little Falls Township Public School # 3
Elementarypublic•173 students
Lucinda Todd Education Center
Elementarypublic
5
Marshall El School
Elementarypublic•310 students
3
Mattawa Elementary School
Elementarypublic•355 students
6
McRae Elementary School
Elementarypublic•403 students
5
Morris Schott Middle School
Elementarypublic•243 students
10
MRH Elementary School
Elementarypublic•417 students
6
Robina Lyle Elementary And Early Chldhd
Elementarypublic•334 students
5
Saddle Mountain Intermediate School
Elementarypublic•400 students
6
Sidney Deener Elementary School
Elementarypublic•364 students
6
South Mebane Elementary
Elementarypublic•549 students
8
Southwest Middle School
Elementarypublic•884 students
8
Westside Elementary School
Elementarypublic•400 students
Middle Schools
(23)6
Ahlf Junior High School
Middlepublic•601 students
7
Broadview Middle
Middlepublic•797 students
5
Byron Area Middle School
Middlepublic•151 students
5
Chase Middle School
Middlepublic•378 students
3
Eisenhower Middle School
Middlepublic•486 students
4
Frank Newman Middle School
Middlepublic•273 students
7
Geo T Wilkins Jr High School
Middlepublic•493 students
1
Graham Middle
Middlepublic•587 students
9
Hawfields Middle
Middlepublic•706 students
8
Herricks Middle School
Middlepublic•1,094 students
4
Jardine Middle School
Middlepublic•542 students
6
Landon Middle School
Middlepublic•457 students
4
Laurel Highlands Middle School
Middlepublic•632 students
5
Marjorie French Middle School
Middlepublic•436 students
7
MRH Middle School
Middlepublic•220 students
9
Philipsburg 7-8
Middlepublic•25 students
5
Robinson Middle School
Middlepublic•360 students
2
Southern Middle
Middlepublic•685 students
6
Southridge Middle School
Middlepublic•409 students
2
Turrentine Middle
Middlepublic•929 students
4
Wahluke Junior High School
Middlepublic•569 students
6
Western Middle
Middlepublic•822 students
2
Woodlawn Middle
Middlepublic•575 students
High Schools
(23)10
Alamance-Burlington Early College
Highpublic•221 students
4
Byron Area High School
Highpublic•191 students
Career Technical Education Center
Highpublic0
4
Cotulla High School
Highpublic•345 students
7
Eastern Alamance High
Highpublic•1,256 students
3
Graham High
Highpublic•913 students
7
Granite High School
Highpublic•62 students
10
Herricks High School
Highpublic•1,534 students
2
Highland Park High School
Highpublic•857 students
3
Hope Street Charter Academy
Highcharter•88 students
3
Hugh M Cummings High
Highpublic•981 students
4
Laurel Highlands Senior High School
Highpublic•831 students
9
Laverne High School
Highpublic•137 students
9
Maplewood-Richmond Heights High School
Highpublic•413 students
7
Searcy High School
Highpublic•1,172 students
Sentinel Tech Alt School
Highpublic•37 students
6
Southern High
Highpublic•1,360 students
6
Southridge High School
Highpublic•566 students
5
Topeka High School
Highpublic•1,514 students
4
Topeka West High School
Highpublic•1,085 students
3
Wahluke High School
Highpublic•797 students
4
Walter M Williams High
Highpublic•1,343 students
7
Western Alamance High
Highpublic•1,036 students
Other Schools
(56)6
Alamance Virtual School
Schoolpublic•343 students
8
Alexander Wilson Elementary
Schoolpublic•620 students
5
Atlanta Unbound Academy
Schoolcharter•234 students
1
Avondale West Elementary School
Schoolpublic•379 students
7
Byron Area Elementary School
Schoolpublic•289 students
1
Capital City
Schoolpublic•67 students
8
E M Yoder Elementary
Schoolpublic•358 students
Eastern NC School for the Deaf
Schoolpublic
3
Eastlawn Elementary
Schoolpublic•585 students
Edward Hynes Charter School - Lakeview
Schoolcharter•722 students
6
Encinal Elementary School
Schoolpublic•74 students
7
Garrett Elementary
Schoolpublic•606 students
Governor Morehead School
Schoolpublic
5
Grove Park Elementary
Schoolpublic•390 students
2
Harvey R Newlin Elementary
Schoolpublic•516 students
1
Haw River Elementary
Schoolpublic•494 students
8
Hermosa Valley Elementary School
Schoolpublic•589 students
3
Heron Lake-Okabena Elementary School
Schoolpublic•133 students
6
Heron Lake-Okabena Secondary
Schoolpublic•161 students
4
Hillcrest Elementary
Schoolpublic•582 students
6
Holland Elementary School
Schoolpublic•254 students
8
Huntingburg Elementary School
Schoolpublic•736 students
5
Jardine Elementary
Schoolpublic•743 students
9
Laverne Elementary School
Schoolpublic•286 students
8
Little Falls Township Public School # 1
Schoolpublic•388 students
Little Falls Township Public School # 2
Schoolpublic•359 students
5
Lowman Hill Elementary School
Schoolpublic•308 students
7
Marvin B Smith Elementary
Schoolpublic•481 students
Maude Bishop Elementary School
Schoolpublic•300 students
7
Mccarter Elementary School
Schoolpublic•389 students
4
Mcclure Elementary School
Schoolpublic•321 students
3
Mceachron Elementary School
Schoolpublic•418 students
5
Meadows Elementary School
Schoolpublic•417 students
Mrh Early Childhood Center
Schoolpublic•460 students
NC School for Deaf Morganton
Schoolpublic
6
Niagara Elementary School
Schoolpublic•249 students
5
Niagara High School
Schoolpublic•194 students
1
North Graham Elementary
Schoolpublic•374 students
Philipsburg School
Schoolpublic•94 students
2
Pleasant Grove Elementary
Schoolpublic•283 students
3
Quincy Elementary School
Schoolpublic•164 students
4
R Homer Andrews Elementary
Schoolpublic•522 students
4
Ramirez-Burks Elementary School
Schoolpublic•478 students
5
Randolph Elementary School
Schoolpublic•359 students
2
Ray Street Academy
Schoolpublic•43 students
3
Ross Elementary School
Schoolpublic•558 students
6
Scott Dual Language Magnet
Schoolpublic•391 students
8
Searingtown School
Schoolpublic•549 students
5
South Graham Elementary
Schoolpublic•480 students
Squaw Gap School
Schoolpublic0
5
State Street Elementary School
Schoolpublic•456 students
4
Sylvan Elementary
Schoolpublic•291 students
10
West Bath School
Schoolpublic•103 students
6
Whitson Elementary School
Schoolpublic•450 students
6
Williams Science And Fine Arts Magnet School
Schoolpublic•420 students
8
Wolcott Elementary School
Schoolpublic•121 students
Reported Incidents
Report an IncidentCommunity-reported and third-party-sourced concerns. All incidents are allegations, not established facts.
Inappropriate TeachingPolitical / IdeologicalModerateAdded 2d ago
School Teaches UN Equity Lesson
Alleged incident in Herricks Union Free School District · New York
A New York school utilized United Nations resources to instruct middle school students on the concepts of equity versus equality. This curriculum content was discovered through lesson plans obtained by a parental rights organization.
Occurred on February 21, 2024Source: Defending Education IndoctriNation Map
Inappropriate TeachingPolitical / IdeologicalModerateAdded 2d ago
UN Equity Lesson for Fifth
Alleged incident in Herricks Union Free School District · New York
A school district provided a lesson to fifth-grade students focusing on "equity" versus "equality," drawing from United Nations materials. This curriculum included concepts like global citizenship, sustainable development, and gender equality. The content, sourced from the UN, emphasized distributing resources based on need and promoting political activism.
Occurred on December 1, 2023Source: Defending Education IndoctriNation Map
Data aggregated from 135 schools in Niagara School District.
Source: GreatSchools, U.S. Department of Education, and school surveys.
Last updated: May 2, 2026Source: GreatSchools, U.S. Department of Education, and school surveys.