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Rush‑Henrietta Central School District

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Rush‑Henrietta Central School District is a public school system serving approximately 6,000 students across Henrietta, Rush, and parts of Brighton and Pittsford in Monroe County. It offers comprehensive educational programs from Universal Pre‑K through high school, including adult literacy, STEM pathways, and inclusive extracurricular initiatives. The district is committed to equity, student‑centered learning, and continuous improvement.

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The mission of Rush‑Henrietta Central School District is to diligently serve the diverse educational needs of each student by providing an inclusive and nurturing environment where everyone is enabled to fulfill their full potential in school and after they graduate.

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By Rush‑Henrietta Central School District TIES (Together Including Every Student)

TIES is a program empowering children and young adults with developmental disabilities to participate in extracurricular and community activities through support from trained student volunteers. It serves students aged 8 to 21 and facilitates inclusion in clubs, recreation, and community events.

By Rush‑Henrietta Central School District Cub Care Zone

Cub Care Zone provides fee‑based before‑ and after‑school care for children in Pre‑K through grade 6 at their school, as well as non‑school day and summer care at the Good Shepherd building. Care is available morning, afternoon, or both, with as‑needed and full‑day options.

By Rush‑Henrietta Central School District Even Start Family Literacy

Even Start is a multicultural family literacy program offering preschool experiences for children aged three to five and family literacy for children up to three years old whose parents are enrolled in the Adult Literacy Program. It emphasizes family involvement and developmentally appropriate curriculum.

By Rush‑Henrietta Central School District Adult Literacy / ESOL

The Adult Literacy Program offers free English as a Second Language classes for adults aged 21 and older at beginning, intermediate, and advanced levels. Classes are taught by state‑certified teachers during day and evening hours at the Good Shepherd building in Henrietta.

By Rush‑Henrietta Central School District Project Lead The Way STEM Pathways

Project Lead The Way is a hands‑on, project‑based STEM program engaging students in biomedical sciences, computer science, and pre‑engineering. Rush‑Henrietta Senior High School and its junior high schools have been recognized as Distinguished Schools for six consecutive years, reflecting strong implementation, student achievement, and retention in these pathways.