Byron-Bergen Central School District is located at 6917 West Bergen Road Bergen, NY. The Byron-Bergen Central School District has a high level of parent and community involvement. Residents participate in Site Based Management Teams, volunteer programs and school advisory committees. Parents and community members participate in monthly meetings with the Superintendent and are encouraged to attend board of education meetings. The Board of Education stresses the importance of shared-decision making at all levels of district operation.

This New York Public school district provides for education to grades K through 12 for the community of Bergen. Bergen is the most northeasterly town in Genesee County. It is bounded on the north by Clarendon. Orleans county, and Sweden, Monroe county; on the east by Riga, Monroe county; on the south by Le Roy, and on the west by Byron. The town contains an area of 17,289 acres.

The principal village in the town is Bergen, located near the centre of the eastern boundary line, on the New York Central and Hudson River Railroad. It has a population of about one thousand. It contains four churches, two hotels, a bank, a union free school, a cigar factory employing over thirty hands, a machine shop, and an elevator for grain, two feed mills, a saw mill, and a number of smaller manufactories. It also has an excellent fire department. One weekly newspaper is published. The village is incorporated.