Batavia High School (New York)

Batavia High School
Batavia High School
Location
	260 State St; Batavia, New York 14020; United States; 43°00′45″N 78°10′46″W / 43.01250°N 78.17944°W
Information
Type	Public
School district	Batavia City School District
NCES School ID	360399000156
Principal	Jennifer Wesp
Teaching staff	55 (on an FTE basis)
Grades	9-12
Enrollment	646 (2024-2025)
Student to teacher ratio	11.75
Colors	Royal Blue and White;
Song	Ever Batavia
Mascot	Blue Devils
Team name	Devils
Yearbook	Batavian
Feeder schools	Batavia Middle School
Website	bhs.bataviacsd.org

Batavia High School is a public high school in Batavia, New York, US. It is the only public high school in the Batavia City School District. The school has approximately 600 students and approximately 60 teachers.^[6]

Academics

Batavia High School offers multiple education programs including Advanced Placement (AP), Advanced Studies including dual enrollment college credits from Genesee Community College, Career and Technical Education Boces, and Special Education Services.^[7]

The Batavia Indoor Track and Field Team has won a combined 33 Sectional Championships (20 girls championships, 13 for boys) and the Outdoor Track and Field team has won 19 Sectional Championships (9 girls championships, 10 for boys).

Eddie Allen, former NFL fullback and college football coach
Don Bosseler, retired NFL fullback, member of College Football Hall of Fame
David Buckel (class of 1975), LGBT and environmental activist, self-immolated in Prospect Park to protest climate change^[8]

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↑ Reilly, David (July 28, 2020). "The Batavian who died to call attention to Earth's plight". The Batavian. Archived from the original on August 17, 2020. Retrieved April 19, 2024.

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