Clyde-Savannah Central School District is located at 215 Glasgow Street Clyde, NY serving grades Pk-12 in Wayne County. The Clyde-Savannah School District is located in the Finger Lakes region of New York State. Within school boundaries are portions of the Erie Canal System and the Montezuma Wildlife Reserve, as well as the newest Audubon New York Visitor Center. Students have the unique opportunity to study a wide range of environmental and natural wildlife within their immediate neighborhoods. It’s the intent of this district to rally around the educational philosophy to encourage the development of critical thinking, self esteem, and responsible people of tomorrow.

Historically, Wayne County was originally included in lands of Ontario and Seneca Counties; it became a separate county on April 11, 1823. The county’s history actually begins long before 1823. Some of Wayne County’s early arrivals were veterans of the Revolution who came to take up claims in the Military Tract. This fact, along with the story of the blockhouse, furnished Wayne County with its major link to the War for Independence; Wayne County ranks high in the production of sour cherries, apples and pears. The agriculture of the county is greatly diversified with the rich muck lands contribution to the production of vegetables.

Wayne County offers a distinctive blend of urban amenities that include; Golf, Parks, Skiing, Hunting, Chimney Bluffs, Seaway Trail, Snowmobile, Erie Canal and Nature adventure. The District Officials recognize the uniqueness of each student, the school staff pledges to foster a desire for educational excellence that will help students achieve their full potential intellectually, physically, socially, morally and culturally.