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On the first day of school, R-H was live with Channel 13 and FOX Rochester! Please click the link below to watch brief i...
09/04/2026

On the first day of school, R-H was live with Channel 13 and FOX Rochester! Please click the link below to watch brief interviews with the following Royal Comets:

Dr. Barbara Mullen, superintendent
Jeff Onze, athletics director
Joe Jackson, director of wellness and equity
Stephanie Bliss-Walker, Burger principal
Marcy Mooney, Fyle principal

Topics include the district's 80th anniversary, upcoming capital project vote, varsity girls bowling, becoming a principal, starting UPK, and supporting the mental health of our students.

Click and scroll down to see each video segment. Thank you!

https://foxrochester.com/news/local/rush-henrietta-welcomes-students-back-for-new-school-year

Welcome back, R-H! We missed you!
09/03/2026

Welcome back, R-H! We missed you!

OFF TO A FAST STARTThe lessons started early on the first day of class! Jacob O'Connor, a math teacher at Roth Junior Hi...
09/03/2026

OFF TO A FAST START

The lessons started early on the first day of class! Jacob O'Connor, a math teacher at Roth Junior High School, asked students to work in groups, build a tower made of index cards, and talk about what they learned from the process. Many thoughtful answers were shared.

The importance of good communication. Of listening to each other. And the need to have a a strong foundation upon which to build. Those truths apply to both life and math, O'Connor explained. It was a fun and enlightening lesson to start to the new school year!

First day of school!
09/03/2026

First day of school!

Rush-Henrietta is sharing our annual ode to the first day of school. Parents have expressed that they enjoy reading thes...
09/02/2026

Rush-Henrietta is sharing our annual ode to the first day of school. Parents have expressed that they enjoy reading these poems to their children each year. Please enjoy this year’s version (as always, created without the use of AI!) and the photos of each of our schools and the transportation building. Can you identify each one? We will see you all tomorrow, Royal Comets!

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‘Twas the night before school starts, and all through R-H,
Our schools are ready for a year that is sure to be great.

For eight decades, R-H has helped many dreams come true,
This year we are ready and excited to do that for you!

The lockers are waiting; the playgrounds are, too.
Ready for the first day; all that’s missing is you.

Thousands of Chromebooks are prepped and stacked,
Thanks to the incredible efforts of our technology staff.

Hard-working athletes trying to stand out from the crowd,
The wise echoes of Elmer and Werner still ringing aloud.

Good lessons from teachers, you’ll be sure to learn a bunch!
So much knowledge, fueled by free breakfast and lunch.

Our school buses sit idle, but they are ready to roll.
Safe trips to school and back home are always the goal.

For 80 years, this community has been R-H proud.
Now is a good time to show your spirit; time to get loud.

As you close your eyes, the future is closer than it seems.
For tomorrow begins a new year of learning and dreams.

A million dreams have come through the school door,
And we stand ready to support at least a million more.

We are ready for a terrific new school year!Rush-Henrietta employees gathered at the Senior High School today for our an...
09/01/2026

We are ready for a terrific new school year!

Rush-Henrietta employees gathered at the Senior High School today for our annual Staff Kickoff event. The morning began with an incredible performance by the RH Singers, followed by a speech by Lucy Mills, a member of the R-H Class of 2027, who shared a thoughtful reflection on this year’s theme, “A Million Dreams. One Legacy.”

Employees also heard inspiring messages from Board of Education President Scott Adair and Winslow Principal Jennifer Tomalty. Superintendent Dr. Barbara Mullen set the stage for the collective work ahead, guided by Year 3 of Rush-Henrietta's Vision 2037 Strategic Plan.

The excitement continued with a spirit contest where teams showcased their songs, reflections, and skits based on this year's theme. The Transportation and Operations Center won! They made the decision easy for the judges with their energetic dancing and a homemade mini-school bus that was driven into the gymnasium and stole the show. We loved to see the creativity on display!

The Royal Comets cheerleaders rounded out the event by giving employees an amazing sendoff before everyone headed back to their buildings to continue a full day of preparation.

The first day of classes is Thursday, September 3. We can’t wait to welcome everyone back to school. Rush-Henrietta is celebrating its 80th anniversary this year. We look forward to supporting more of our students' dreams this school year!

08/31/2026

Kindergarten Bus Orientation

Incoming kindergartners had an opportunity to learn all about school bus safety before the start of school. With the help of our bus drivers and monitors, the young Royal Comets learned how to safely cross the street, how to get on and off the bus, and danger zones to be aware of when near a bus. They even got to ride a school bus! Thank you to the Transportation Department for their work in putting this event together.

The Cub Care Office has Moved!The business office for Cub Care Zone has moved to its new location in the Carlton Webster...
08/26/2026

The Cub Care Office has Moved!

The business office for Cub Care Zone has moved to its new location in the Carlton Webster building, 2000 Lehigh Station Road. The phone number remains the same – 359-7911. If you need to visit the office in person to drop off forms or pay a bill, please enter through door 22 at the front of the building (look for signage). This does not impact the location of before- and after-school Cub Care.

Last Call! Register for Kindergarten Bus Orientation        Kindergarten families – if you haven’t registered for bus or...
08/14/2026

Last Call! Register for Kindergarten Bus Orientation

Kindergarten families – if you haven’t registered for bus orientation yet, be sure to sign up soon! Kindergarten School Bus Orientation will be held August 17 and 18. This annual event shows our youngest Royal Comets how to be safe on and around a school bus in a fun, engaging way. Our goal is to not only teach safety, but to ease any first day fear of the bus. Register today to secure your spot!

🚌 For more information and a link to register, visit www.rhnet.org/busorientation

08/12/2026

Board of Education Seeks Nominees to Fill Vacancy

The Rush-Henrietta Board of Education will have an open seat this month and members of the community are invited to apply to fill it.

Rachel Sherman will resign her board seat effective August 27, 2026. We thank her for five years of service to our community. This resignation creates a board vacancy for a term ending June 30, 2027.

The Board of Education will appoint a qualified district resident to fulfill the remainder of this term. If you are interested in serving as a board member, please submit a letter of interest and resume by September 18, 2026. Please forward materials to the attention of District Clerk Cheryl Castronovo, Parker Administration Building, 2034 Lehigh Station Road, Henrietta, NY 14467. You may also contact her via email at [email protected].

Rush-Henrietta is governed by a seven-member Board of Education. These members volunteer for unpaid, three-year terms. As elected representatives of district residents, and as officers of the state of New York, board members carry out duties required by the state Legislature, Board of Regents, and the state Commissioner of Education. The board establishes policies for the operation of the district. The superintendent carries out those policies and manages the day-to-day operations of the district.

All questions and inquiries regarding this vacancy should be directed to District Clerk Cheryl Castronovo at 359-5010 or [email protected]. Thank you!

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2034 Lehigh Station Road
Henrietta, NY
14467

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