Mission:

Educating students today to meet the challenges of tomorrow.

Vision:

It is the vision of Batavia Public Schools to produce graduates who will be:

Competent communicators who can read, write, speak listen and numerate effectively. They will use and understand language in a variety of disciplines and situations.

Creative and critical thinkers who will independently, or in collaboration with others, use available resources to identify, access, and integrate information for use in prediction, analysis, synthesis, and evaluations in the decision making and/or problem solving process.

Responsible citizens who will understand that the cultures of the world and work are diverse, understand the role the arts play in our lives, and are able to participate ethically and constructively in our democratic society.

Lifelong learners, able to maintain both physical and mental health and take advantage of further learning opportunities, including those presented by new technologies and innovations.


About:

Batavia Public School District No. 101 is a K-12 Community Unit District that comprises of eight schools: six elementary, a middle, and a high school. The current enrollment is roughly 6,200 students. The District No. 101 was formed in 1911 when the west side and east side school districts of Batavia combined to form a single district.