Please note: Northeast College Preparatory High School is joining the list of schools that will remain in remote learning
(January 10, 2022) The Rochester City School District is returning to in-person learning at all but 22 schools on Wednesday, January 12, 2022. Due to staff absences, the following schools will remain in remote learning.
Virgil I. Grissom School 7
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. School 9
Anna Murray Douglass School 12
Children's School of Rochester School 15
Enrico Fermi School 17
Henry Hudson School 28
John James Audubon School 33
Dr. Louis A Cerulli School 34
Andrew J. Townson School 39
Helen Barrett Montgomery School 50
Montessori School 53
World of Inquiry 58
School of the Arts
Franklin Lower and Upper Schools
Rochester Early College International High School
Wilson Magnet High School
Rochester International Academy
Edison Career and Technology High School
James Monroe Upper School
Northwest Junior High
Northeast College Preparatory High School
We anticipate these schools will return to in-person learning on Tuesday, January 18.
The following schools will re-open for in-person learning Wednesday, January 12.
Clara Barton School 2
Dr. Alice Halloway Young School of Excellence
George Mather Forbes School 4
Roberto Clemente School 8
Dr. Walter Cooper Academy School 10
John Walton Spencer School 16
Dr. Charles T. Lunsford School 19
Abraham Lincoln School 22
Francis Parker School 23
Nathaniel Hawthorne School 25
Adlai E. Stevenson School 29
Pinnacle School 35
Abelard Reyonlds School 42
Mary McLeod Bethune School 45
Charles Carroll School 46
Frank Fowler Dowd School 52
The Flower City School 54
Rise Community School 106
Wilson Foundation Academy
Rochester Early Childhood Education Center
School Without Walls
All City High
East High Lower and Upper Schools
James Monroe Lower School
Leadership Academy for Young Men
Youth and Justice
*NorthSTAR Program
*LyncX Academy/Home Hospital Instruction
*Oaces
*In-Person learning continues at these programs
Students in remote learning will continue to log onto Google Classroom or Seesaw and follow their regular school day with their teachers. We ask that all in-person students continue to bring their technology to and from school each day.
The District is continuously montioring the number of staff absences. When we reach a point we cannot cover absences to safely educate and transport children, we will transition to remote learning at specific school buildings or the entire District.
The District will continue to support our students and families during this transition:
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Grab-and-go meals for students will be served at school sites from 9:00 am to 1:00 pm. Please check the District's website for locations.
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Technology support can be accessed by visiting RCSDLearns.
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Vaccine clinics are being held at select schools. More information, including the link to schedule an appointment, is posted on the District's website.
- The District is working with local pediatricians to maximize opportunities to get vaccinated.
The full list of schools returning to in-person and those staying remote is available here.
(updated to reflect Northeast College Preparatory High School joining the list of schools that will remain in remote learning)
