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Buffalo's International School #45 is home to over 1100 of Buffalo's most amazing students!
Students at our school come from all reaches of the world. With over 70 countries represented and 40 languages spoken, we are truly a hidden gem and our halls are rich with diversity! Our students come from all over the world and our top five languages other than English are Karen, Arabic, Somali, Burmese, and Nepali.
We are privileged to have over 130 excellent faculty and staff members, many of whom are multilingual, 2 parent facilitators, ahardworking PTO, and a large number of community partners. Together we are striving to provide our students with an exceptional education and the tools they need for success.
You may use the translator tool at the top of each page to translate our site into your desired language. Please explore our site and check back often to discover more about the learning that takes place here each and every day.
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Supporting Immigrants in Schools - December 14th
Supporting Immigrants in Schools Video Series
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McKinley Holiday Sale - Future Farmers of America
Future Farmers of America Holiday Sale 2019
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Saturday Academy - Holidays Around the World
Saturday Academy - Holidays Around the World
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McKinley HS JROTC Quarterly Newsletter
McKinley High School Army JROTC 1st Quarter SY 2019-20
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Join us Wednesday, December 4th at 9:30 a.m.
The premier of student written and produced video: �We Came For Love�.
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August Wilson Monologues
120 students involved with the August Wilson Monologue Competition will attend an August Wilson Production in preparation for participating in the regional and National competitions.
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Stakeholder Meeting
Please attend a district-wide stakeholder meeting to consider revisions to the Parent, Family and Community Involvement Policy 3170.
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Chess Champion at School #32
Lara Chad, a 3rd grade student at Bennett Park Montessori School #32 went undefeated and took home the Champion prize in the 2019 Johnetta R Cole AMVETS K-3 Chess Tournament.
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Farm to School Program
NY Farm to School programs, which provide K-12 students with fresh, locally sourced foods and expand markets for farmers, are sprouting statewide thanks to efforts by Cornell Cooperative Extension to connect schools and grow.
