Thank you for your interest in the 75th anniversary of the centralization of the Rush-Henrietta School District. Here you will find the first 15 posts, which focused on the humble beginnings of the district. We encourage anyone with memories or information to share to comment on the linked Facebook posts or contact the office of community relations at tanderson@rhnet.org or hcampo@rhnet.org.

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1. Monroe Academy: Henrietta's First Famous School
2. First Schools: Uphill, Barefoot, Both Ways
3. 1938: Voters Reject Creation of Rush-Henrietta Central School District
4. Schoolhouse Records Give Glimpse of Life 100 Years Ago
5. 1946: Given Second Chance, Voters Embrace New District
6. A Different Time: When Rush Had More Kids Than Henrietta
7. Choosing a Mascot: Why We're Not the Royal Falcons
8. Meet the Board: Rush-Henrietta's Original Fab Five
9. Late 1940s: The Beginning of a Population Explosion
10. Breaking Ground: Rush-Henrietta’s First New School
11. 1952: R-H's First New School 'A Splendid Dream'
12. First Meeting of the New Board of Education
13. 1959 R-H Grad Still Gets on the Bus Every Day
14. Humble Beginnings: Two School Buses to Start
15. 1954: Sudden Need for a Second new School