Summary:
The city of Henrietta, New York is home to 4 schools that are part of the Rush-Henrietta Central School District, including 1 high school, 2 middle schools, and 1 elementary school. These schools serve a diverse student population and demonstrate a range of academic performance and resource levels.
The standout school in the district is Rush-Henrietta Senior High School, which ranks 347th out of 1,228 high schools in New York and boasts a strong 90.8% four-year graduation rate. In contrast, the middle schools in the district, Charles H Roth Junior High School and Emma E Sherman Elementary School, have notable differences, with Charles H Roth Junior High School having the lowest student-to-teacher ratio and the highest per-student spending, while Emma E Sherman Elementary School performs better on certain test scores. The lone elementary school, Floyd S Winslow Elementary School, has the highest student-to-teacher ratio and the lowest per-student spending, but still manages to perform above the state average in certain areas.
Across the district, there are concerns around chronic absenteeism, with Rush-Henrietta Senior High School having the highest rate at 23.8%. Additionally, the schools serve populations with varying socioeconomic backgrounds, as evidenced by the range of free/reduced lunch rates, which could impact their performance and resource needs. Overall, the data provides a comprehensive look at the strengths, challenges, and unique characteristics of the schools in the Henrietta, New York area, offering valuable insights for parents and decision-makers.
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