Urban-Suburban Program

Congratulations to Ahnasti Tate and Jamyla Lewis! 🎉

These outstanding graduating seniors were recognized during the Brighton High School Awards Ceremony over the weekend.

Jamyla received the Monroe One Educational Foundation Scholarship, and Ahnasti was awarded the Urban-Suburban Scholarship.

A big thank you to Brighton Central School District for sharing these photos with us.

[Images: Ahnasti Tate and Jamyla Lewis walking across the stage during the awards ceremony, shaking hands with Brighton High School Principal Dr. Thomas Hall and Monroe One Educational Foundation President Bev Hooper.]

The 2026 Urban-Suburban Recognition Night was a wonderful evening celebrating the accomplishments of our students and the support of their families.

Congratulations to the students who received Academic Excellence, Academic Achievement, and Core 4 awards. We also recognized our Special Service Award recipients for their contributions to the Urban-Suburban Program.

Thank you to our photographer and member of the Urban-Suburban family, Spurgeon Bowen, for capturing the evening.
📸View more photos here: https://ricky7711.smugmug.com/Jun042026

[Images: 2026 Urban-Suburban Recognition Night ceremony. Students and family members smile and pose for photos in front of a backdrop. Additional photos show members of the Class of 2026 posing together and Special Service Award recipients being recognized during the ceremony.]

⚠️ Attention Urban-Suburban Families ⚠️

A reminder to complete your required Transportation and Continuation Form by Thursday, April 30:

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Forms not submitted by May 1 will result in removal from 2026–2027 program enrollment and transportation.

Questions? We’re here at (585) 249-7045.

Please fill out this form

Members of the Urban-Suburban STEM team took part in the Powder Mills Park Trout Derby this weekend!

STEM Coach Kelvin Knight said they were out there bright and early at 7 a.m. and had some solid catches. 🎣

Want to join them? There’s another chance this weekend. Meet up at the fishing pond at Cobbs Hill Park on Sunday, April 26 from 2–5 p.m. Bring your own bait and fishing gear.