Citizenship and Science Academy of Rochester is celebrating its status as one of the fastest-growing charter schools in the area. The 2025–2026 waitlist shows that the community trusts the school. The school recently cut the ribbon on its brand-new, state-of-the-art robotics lab, which was paid for by a competitive technology grant. Also, students at the academy are currently working on a "Civil Duty" project that works with local nonprofits to help people in the Rochester area who don't have enough food.

Q1. What kinds of robotics tools can you find in the new Citizenship And Science Academy Of Rochester lab?

Ans. Students use advanced kits and coding software to make prototypes, which gets them ready for future robotics competitions.

Q2. How does the Citizenship and Science Academy of Rochester's "Civil Duty" projects help people who don't have enough food?

Ans. Students set up food drives for the seasons and work with local nonprofits to make sure that Rochester families in need get healthy meals.

Q3. Is there a chess club at Citizenship and Science Academy of Rochester for students of all skill levels?

Ans. Our competitive chess program is open to both beginners and experts. It helps students learn how to think critically and solve problems strategically.

Q4. How does the Citizenship and Science Academy of Rochester handle its growing list of students who want to enroll?

Ans. We hold information sessions for families who are interested in joining us, and we use a lottery system to make sure that everyone has a fair chance to get in.

Q5. What kinds of leadership roles are available for older students at the Citizenship and Science Academy of Rochester?

Ans. Scholars can join the "Academy Ambassadors" to help lead campus tours and help with community service projects that are open to all students.