List of Rochester-area school districts' plans for reopening

Here’s a list, organized by county, of plans that have been released to the public. News10NBC will update this list as school districts release information.

MONROE COUNTY

Public Schools

• Brighton: First day of school will be Sept. 10. Hybrid learning model for grades K-12 with students learning in person two days a week and remotely three days a week.

• Brockport: First day of school will be Sept. 10 for Cohorts 1, 3 and 4; Sept. 11 for Cohort 2. Hybrid learning model with some students attending school in-person Monday and Thursday, others Tuesday and Friday. Parents can opt-in to remote-only learning.

• Churchville-Chili: First day of school will be Sept. 10. Families offered a choice between a hybrid model and full-time remote learning.

• East Irondequoit: First day of school will be Sept. 10. Submitted plans for 100% in-person instruction for grades Pre-K- 5, hybrid model for grades 6-12 and distance learning.

• East Rochester: First day of school will be Sept. 10. Hybrid model, allowing parents to opt-in to all-remote or homeschool their students.

• Fairport: First day of school will be Sept. 8. Students will be split into two groups and will learn in person two days a week and remotely three days a week. Families also have the choice of full-time remote learning.

• Gates Chili: First day of school for students will be Sept. 14; Superintendent's Conference Days will be Sept. 8-11. Will implement a hybrid instruction model; all students will learn remotely on Wednesdays under this model. 

• Greece: Remote learning for all students will be Sep. 10 and 11. First day of in-person learning for Groups 1 and 3 will be Sept. 14; Group 2 will start in-person learning Sept. 15. Staff to report Sept. 8 and 9. Parents/guardians filled out a survey that outlined two models of hybrid learning schedules incorporating online and in-person learning. 

• Hilton: First day of school will be Sept. 9. Students will be assigned to one of two groups and will learn in person two days a week and remotely three days a week. Students identified as high-needs students will receive in-person instruction four days a week.

• Honeoye Falls-Lima: First day of school will be Sept. 2. Grades K-6 will be in-person five days a week following a typical school calendar with normal start and end times. Grades 7-12 will be divided into groups by last name alphabetically and alternate in-person learning with remote learning every other week.

• Penfield: First day of school will be Sept. 2. Students will receive in-person instruction two days per week, remote instruction three days per week, and virtual check-in opportunities on days scheduled for remote learning.

• Pittsford: First day of school for students will be Sept. 8; first day for staff will be Aug. 31. Released three temporary learning models - socially distanced in-person model for grades K-5; hybrid model for grades 6-12; remote learning for grades K-12. 

• Rochester City School District: First day of school will be Sept. 9. Pre K-4, K-6 special classes and K-12 specialized programs will learn in a hybrid model; grades 5-12 will learn remotely. Discussion sessions with parents will be scheduled before Aug. 21.

• Rush-Henrietta: First day of school will be Sept. 8. Students in grades K-12 will be placed into one of four groups, three of which are hybrid models and one is 100% virtual learning.

• Spencerport: First day of school will be Sept. 14. Students in grades K-12 will be placed into one of four groups, three of which are hybrid models and one is 100% virtual learning.

• Webster: First day of school will be Sept. 10. K-5 will attend in-person every day for a half-day schedule, and grades 6-12 will follow a hybrid learning model. 

• West Irondequoit: First day of school will be Sept. 8. In-person learning four days a week for grades K-6, and in-person learning two days a week for grades 7-12.

• Wheatland-Chili: First day of school will be Sept. 10. Submitted in-person, hybrid, and remote learning plans to the state for approval.

Private Schools 

• Allendale Columbia: Submitted plans for in-person instruction, hybrid model and 100% remote learning.

• Aquinas Institute: Submitted plans for in-person instruction and hybrid model; offering distance learning option.

• Bishop Kearney: N/A

• Charles Finney: First day of school will be Sept. 9. Submitted plans for in-person instruction, hybrid model and 100% remote learning.

• Harley School: Submitted plans for in-person instruction, hybrid model and 100% remote learning.

• Our Lady of Mercy: First day of school will be Sept. 8. Students will be divided into two cohorts - one group will attend school in-person Mondays/Tuesdays and learn remotely Thursdays/Fridays; the other group will attend school in-person Thursdays/Fridays and learn remotely Mondays/Tuesdays. Wednesdays will be "devoted to building Mercy culture" and allow staff to "deep clean" the building.

• Mary Cariola Center: First day of school will be Sept. 9. Students will be divided into three cohort groups, class sizes split in half to meet social distancing requirements.

• McQuaid Jesuit: First day of school will be Sept. 9. Submitted plans for in-person instruction, hybrid model and 100% remote learning.

Click here for a list of other private schools in Monroe County. 

GENESEE COUNTY 

• Alexander: Grades Pre-K-5 will be in-person four days a week; grades 6-12 will be in-person two days a week and virtual three days a week.

• Batavia: Classes start Sept. 9 using a hybrid model.

• Byron-Bergen: Grades Pre-K-5 will be in-person five days a week. Grades 6-12 will be in-person two days a week and virtual three days a week. Students with special considerations will have in-person learning four days a week.

• Elba: All grades will be divided into two groups and learn in-person two days a week and virtually three days a week.

• Le Roy: All grades will be divided into two groups and learn in-person two days a week and virtually three days a week.

• Oakfield-Alabama: Submitted two hybrid models for state approval.

• Pavilion: All grades will be divided into two groups and learn in-person two days a week and virtually three days a week.

• Pembroke: N/A

LIVINGSTON COUNTY

• Avon: Grades K-6 will attend school in-person five days a week full time. Grades 7-12 will be divided into two groups and learn in-person two days a week and virtually three days a week.

• Caledonia-Mumford: Grades K-6 will attend school in-person five days a week full time. Grades 7-12 will be divided into two groups and learn in-person two days a week and virtually three days a week.

• Dansville: Grades Pre-K-12 will be divided into two groups and receive in-person instruction two days and learn remotely three days a week.

• Geneseo Central: The district has released plans for both hybrid and 100% distance learning classes. For hybrid learning, students would be in school two days a week and online for the other three. 

• Keshequa: N/A

• Livonia: Families offered a choice between in-person and virtual learning.

• Mt. Morris: Submitted in-person, hybrid, and remote learning plans to the state for approval. The first day of school for all students will be Sept. 10.

• York: A hybrid instruction model is being implemented.

ONTARIO COUNTY

• Canandaigua: Considering virtual learning model through January 2021 and hybrid model

• Bloomfield: N/A

• Geneva: Grades K-5 will attend school in-person five days a week full time. Grades 6-12 will be divided into two groups and learn in-person two days a week and virtually three days a week.

• Gorham-Middlesex: N/A

• Honeoye: Grades K-5 will attend school in-person five days a week full time. Grades 6-12 will be divided into two groups and learn in-person two days a week and virtually three days a week.

• Manchester-Shortsville: Grades UPK-8 will meet in-person two days a week and virtually three days a week. Grades 9-12 will start the year remotely. 

• Naples: N/A

• Phelps-Clifton Springs: N/A

• Victor: A hybrid instruction model is being implemented.

ORLEANS COUNTY

• Albion: N/A

• Holley: N/A

• Kendall: N/A

• Lyndonville: The district plans to start the first day of school staggered, then change to full in-person learning five days a week.

• Medina: Grades K-6 will attend school in-person five days a week full time. Grades 7-12 will be divided into two groups and learn in-person two days a week and every other Friday.

WAYNE COUNTY

• Clyde-Savannah: N/A

• Gananda: N/A

• Lyons: N/A

• Marion: Grades K-12 will be divided into morning and afternoon groups to attend school five days a week in person for 2 1/2 hours.

• Newark: N/A