1. Art and Diseño

IT’S ALL IN THE PREP.
From students
to scholars and
so much more!
Myles Hervey
** Academic and income requirements apply
Middle School Prep Class of 2010-12
High School Prep Class of 2013
College Prep Class of 2017
Nichols School Class of 2017
JOIN US FOR AN INFORMATION SESSION!
Buffalo Prep is looking for qualified (minimum B average) 5th, 6th, and 7th grade economically disadvantaged
students of color to participate in challenging summer and after-school academic enrichment programs that
will prepare them for success in college preparatory high schools and higher education.
Saturday, January 31st 2015
10:00 a.m. at Buffalo Public
Library - Niagara Branch
280 Porter Avenue
Buffalo, NY 14201
Saturday, March 7th, 2015
11:00 a.m. at Buffalo Prep
18 Acheson Annex
University at Buffalo
Buffalo, NY 14214
To be considered for admission, a parent MUST attend ONE informational meeting.
For more information, please call the Buffalo Prep office at 716.829.3605 or visit us at www.buffaloprep.com!
Middle School Prep
What is Middle School Prep? (Current 5th and 6th graders)
Middle School Prep offers an enriching five week academic, cultural and social summer program
experience for qualified post- fifth and sixth grade students. Students take accelerated classes
in math, technology, social studies, science and English language arts and build on important
foundational skills such as time management and organizational skills. Middle School Prep Summer
participants are then invited to apply for Middle School Prep Year-round, a 26-week enrichment
opportunity during the academic school year.
Middle school is a pivotal period in a student’s development, and this program prepares students
to excel in school and exposes them to the resources of Buffalo Prep and other educational
opportunities. Middle School Prep utilizes highly skilled, motivated instructors who teach in both
public and private schools during the academic year. It also features an on-site program director,
Buffalo Board of Education Food Program, field trips, and much more!
Middle School Prep Summer 2015
Location: Nichols Middle School
Hours: 8:30am to 4:00pm
Date: July 6- August 7
What is Buffalo Prep?
Buffalo Prep is a not-for-profit organization that prepares
promising, economically disadvantaged underrepresented
students for success in college preparatory high schools
and higher education. For 25 years, Buffalo Prep has been
preparing bright students for academic success in middle
school, high school, college, and beyond by providing high
quality academic enrichment programs and scholarship
opportunities.
What is High School Prep? (Current 7th graders)
High School Prep is a nationally recognized 14 month program that prepares bright, motivated
students to enter one of our 19 partner private, independent, or public college preparatory high
schools. Students who complete the program may have the opportunity to receive scholarships to
outstanding high schools where they will be extremely successful and well-prepared to go on to the
college of their dreams!
Students start the program the summer after their 7th grade year and engage in an intensive
academic program that includes accelerated classes in math, science, technology, global studies and
English. High School Prep staff work closely with students and their families to facilitate the high
school admissions process and find the best fit for each student. High School Prep graduates are
then automatically enrolled in College Prep, which provides academic and social support throughout
high school.
High School Prep 2015-2016
Location: University at Buffalo South Campus
Start Date: July 6, 2015
Buffalo Prep
High School Prep
18 Acheson Annex
University at Buffalo
Buffalo, New York 14214
Ph: 716.829.3605 Fx: 716.829.2735
www.buffaloprep.com
[email protected]
“I have seen my child and
her Buffalo Prep peers
grow into better people
during their time with
Prep” -- Middle School Prep Parent 2014
Requirements for Admission...
Students of color currently enrolled in 5th, 6th, or 7th grade
Maintaining a “B” average or higher in school
Have a combined household income less than $60,000
Must attend information session