The latest "STEM for Girls" event at Innova Girls Academy Charter School was a success. Students worked with female engineers to build prototypes that run on solar power. The academy is Rochester's first all-girls charter school, and its "Leadership and Voice" seminars, which are meant to empower young female scholars, are very popular. The school also recently had a successful open house for enrollment for the 2026–2027 school year. At the event, they showed off their small class sizes and unique STEAM-focused curriculum.

Q1. How does the Innova Girls Academy Charter School help young girls become better leaders?

Ans. Every day, our students take part in Empowerment Circles that help them feel good about themselves and teach them how to be kind leaders.

Q2. Do all students at Innova Girls Academy Charter School have to wear the same uniform?

Ans. Yes, students wear a professional uniform to help them stay focused on learning and feel proud of their school.

Q3. What kinds of hands-on STEM activities does Innova Girls Academy Charter School have for kindergarteners?

Ans. Every day, our youngest students learn about basic engineering and coding by using age-appropriate robotics kits and tactile science stations.

Q4. How does Innova Girls Academy Charter School help girls who are new to a charter school setting?

Ans. We give new students a "Big Sister" mentor to help them get used to our campus and community.

Q5. Can parents join the leadership council at Innova Girls Academy Charter School?

Ans. Every month, we hold Family Voice sessions where parents work directly with the administration to help shape the culture on our campus.