(2025-26 school year)
7:30 a.m. Grades 7-12
9:00 a.m. Grades K-6
2:30 p.m. Grades 7-12
3:30 p.m. Grades K-6
School mission
The EL model promotes student agency by teaching youth to take responsibility for their own learning and become active citizens who advocate for equity in their school, community, and society at large. At World of Inquiry, we are continuously striving to ensure our instructional practices are culturally relevant. We use constructivist methods to develop bridges connecting students’ cultural references to academic skills and concepts through expeditions and case studies. Through these learning experiences, our students build on knowledge and cultural assets they already possess. They engage in critical reflection of their own lives and society, resulting in them becoming engaged citizens and ethical people who contribute to a better world. All stakeholders including parents are seen as a vital part of our school community and crew. Outward bound experiences are an important part our opportunities to learn about the natural world and should be embraced.
Our school motto is: We are crew, not passengers!
Academic Programs
- Expeditionary Learning
Extended Day
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Special Education Programs & Services
- Consultant Teacher (CT)
- Integrated Co-teaching (ICOT)
- Special Class 12:1+1
- Special Class Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) 6:1+2
Community Partnerships
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Clubs/Extracurriculars
No data available
Sports offered
- Yes
Student enrollment
Enrollment by race and ethnicity
Enrollment by gender
Students enrolled with disabilities
Students enrolled as English Language Learners
Staff info.
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NYSED English Language Arts results i
2024/2025 Performance compared to District & State
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Students with disabilities
Economically disadvantaged
English language learners
By race
Suppression is applied to the data displayed in school performance profiles to maintain confidentiality of students. In general, suppression is applied when the denominator is 0 to 5 students for one or more subsets (grade levels, cohort). However, other rules are applied when necessary to further ensure confidentiality. Source: https://data.nysed.gov/businessrules.php?type=reportcards.
NYSED Math results i
2024/2025 Performance compared to District & State
Percentage of students passing
2024/2025 Proficiency by student groups
Students with disabilities
Economically disadvantaged
English language learners
By race
Suppression is applied to the data displayed in school performance profiles to maintain confidentiality of students. In general, suppression is applied when the denominator is 0 to 5 students for one or more subsets (grade levels, cohort). However, other rules are applied when necessary to further ensure confidentiality. Source: https://data.nysed.gov/businessrules.php?type=reportcards.
Student engagement
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Graduation rates over time
Students with disabilities
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English language learners
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Additional data
NYSED Report Card dataKey dates & Deadlines
Apply by the School Selection Deadline for your best chance to attend the school you want next school year.
Kindergarten: Online enrollment is available for students entering Kindergarten in the Rochester City School District. If you are a city resident and your child turns 5 on or before December 1, you can enroll them in Kindergarten. In order to enroll your child, necessary documentation and proof of residency are required. Please make sure you have the documents necessary for student enrollment. Students currently enrolled in a PreK program through RCSD or receiving special education support need to register for Kindergarten. Families have a choice of school within their zone. Your school zone is determined by your home address in the City of Rochester. City residents have until February 13, 2026 to participate in the School Selection process.
7th and 9th grades: Online enrollment is available for students to choose the school they want to attend for 7th and 9th grades. Students entering grades 7 and 9 who do not participate in the school selection process will be placed in a school closest to your home where space is available after the selection process is complete. City residents have until February 13, 2026 to participate in the School Selection process.
How to apply
World of Inquiry School No. 58 is located is a Citywide school.
The Office of Student Equity & Placement staff will assist families with every step of the registration process. Staff can also provide families with information about the schools available to their children to help them make an informed choice. Please view the list of acceptable documents and proof of residency requirements necessary to register a child in the Rochester City School District, www.rcsdk12.org.
Learn about your school options
School Profiles, Digital Magazine, and Open House Events
School profiles are a great place to start learning about the many unique school offerings in the Rochester City School District. Each profile offers a detailed overview of each school or program to help you decide what offering is right for your child. For students entering middle or high school next year, there is a digital magazine to explore your options. Have your child talk to your school’s counselor for information about open houses this winter and spring. To learn more about school selections or to view the magazine, please visit www.rcsdk12.org/schoolselection.
School Zones
The Rochester City School District is separated into three school zones based on different areas of the City of Rochester: Northeast, Northwest, and South. When applying, families have the option of choosing a citywide school or a school within their zone. You can begin an online application and enter your home address to find out what zone you live in and what schools are available for your child to attend. Online applications can be started and saved, allowing families to return and explore options within their zone.
Visit the Office of Student Registration
Student Placement Specialists are available to work with families to discuss school options and assist with online registration. For support, please call (585) 262-8241 or visit the Office of Student Registration, 131 West Broad Street, Floor 1. The Office of Student Registration is open Monday through Friday, 8:00 am – 3:30 pm.
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