During the school year and throughout the summer, Continuing Education offers the American Red Cross Learn-to-Swim Program. Watch for the lesson schedule and registration procedures in the Continuing Education brochures. Click here for a list of Swim Level Skills which will be taught for each swim level. We offer the American Red Cross Learn to Swim program during the school year and throughout the summer.
Community Pool Use Family Open Swim times are available following the school calendar. Want to have your next party at the pool? It is available, on a limited basis, for district residents to rent during the school year.
The high school pool can be scheduled by Rush-Henrietta school groups and approved Rush-Henrietta community-based organizations. To be approved, your organization must provide the required paperwork {proof of 501(c)(3), appropriate liability insurance, and a list of organization members with addresses}. For a fee schedule, available dates, and appropriate paperwork, contact the continuing education office at 359-7805.
The Rush-Henrietta Continuing Education Program, designed with the adult learner in mind, has fun and educational opportunities for all to enjoy. We have offerings in personal and professional skill development, fine arts, and physical fitness, to name a few. We hope you find something new and exciting to enrich your life.
We strive to meet community needs with affordable, fun, interesting and educational non-credit courses. Our offerings include personal and professional skill development, fine arts, physical fitness, and safe driving. A continuing Education brochure describing courses, fees, and registration procedures is mailed to district residents four times each year. To view or print the current brochure, open the PDF file below
Courses For Kids
Throughout the year we offer several courses for kids including individual music lessons, and five-hour prelicensing. In addition, we offer the American Red Cross Learn-to-Swim Program for children.
Brochures and Registration
Our program year is divided into four sessions: summer, fall, winter, and spring. A Continuing Education brochure describing courses, fees, and registration procedures is mailed to each district resident each session. Non-district residents may request a brochure by contacting our office. You can view and print the brochure, including registration information, at any time by clicking on the current Brochure link below. You may also click here to register online!
Interested in being an instructor?
We are always looking for instructors to teach exciting new courses or to expand on existing ones. You need not be a certified teacher, just enthusiastic about your topic and willing to share your knowledge with others. Download, print, complete and return the R-H Instructor Application.
Contact Information
Office: Rush-Henrietta Good Shepherd Building, 3288 East Henrietta Road, Henrietta NY 14467
Driver and Traffic Safety Education (DTSE) is a joint partnership between the New York State Education Department and the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV). This course is intended to educate students on appropriate driving skills and habits as well as playing a responsible role in the highway transportation/safety system. This fee-based progam is open to any student age 16 years or older who is enrolled in high school at the time of registration, and holds a valid NYS Learner's Permit. Fall, winter/spring, and summer programs are offered each year.
Eligibility
Minimum age of 16 years and enrolled in high school at the time of registration
Hold a valid NYS Learner's Permit
Course Requirements
Attend state-mandated 24 hours of lecture and 24 hours of road classes
Abide by Rush-Henrietta Code of Conduct
Mandatory driving time with a parent or guardian outside of DTSE course time
Obtain a minimum grade of 65 in both lecture and road classes
Registration Information
All classes are based out of the Rush-Henrietta Senior High School.
The course cost is $549. (Possible additional costs; all fees must be paid prior to MV-285 being issued.)
Full payment with MasterCard or Visa is due with online registration.
Scheduling priority is first-come, first served.
Non-residents must provide a letter of recommendation from their school principal.
Successful Course Completion
A form MV-285 will be mailed to parent/guardian, two to three weeks after successful course completion. With this certificate, a 17-year-old driver is eligible to apply for a senior license.
Receive a certificate for a possible reduction in automobile insurance cost. This is dependent upon insurance provider participation. Call your insurance agent for details.
No high school credit is given for DTSE.
Driver Education (Click Document to Download Full Information)
