East High School, public high school serving the seventh through twelfth grade in Rochester, NY
East High School is a high school serving students in grades 6 through 12 across approximately 3 acres in Rochester. The building features brick walls, tall windows, and a historic main facade with Italian Renaissance elements from its original construction.
The school was founded in 1902 and relocated to its current location in 1959, where it was designed by architect J. Foster Warner. It was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1983 and expanded to include a junior high division in 2002.
The school takes its name from its location on East Main Street and serves as a landmark in the neighborhood. Students from diverse backgrounds move through its hallways daily, creating a vibrant learning community that reflects Rochester's population.
The campus sits in an active neighborhood and is easily reached by bus or car, with enough space for students to move around safely. The grounds include a large sports field and host activities throughout the school day that visitors and students can observe.
The school operates under a special partnership with the University of Rochester, setting it apart from typical high schools. This collaboration gives students access to additional learning opportunities not commonly available at other schools.
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