Editing Monroe County, New York (section)

===Primary and secondary education===
The public school systems educates the overwhelming majority of Monroe County's children.{{citation needed|date=July 2022}} The schools operated by the [[Roman Catholic Diocese of Rochester]] or [[Religious institute (Catholic)|Roman Catholic religious orders]] educate the next largest{{citation needed|date=July 2022}} segment of children, although collectively, they are a distant second.

====Public schools====
There are some 25 public school districts that serve Monroe County,<ref>{{cite web|url=https://www2.census.gov/geo/maps/DC2020/PL20/st36_ny/schooldistrict_maps/c36055_monroe/DC20SD_C36055.pdf|title=2020 CENSUS - SCHOOL DISTRICT REFERENCE MAP: Monroe County, NY|publisher=[[U.S. Census Bureau]]|accessdate=July 25, 2022}} - [https://www2.census.gov/geo/maps/DC2020/PL20/st36_ny/schooldistrict_maps/c36055_monroe/DC20SD_C36055_SD2MS.txt Text list]</ref> including the Rochester City School District, 10 suburban school districts in Monroe #1 [[Boards of Cooperative Educational Services (New York)|BOCES]], seven in Monroe #2–Orleans BOCES, and several primarily serving other counties (Avon, [[Byron–Bergen Central School District|Byron–Bergen]], Caledonia–Mumford, Holley, [[Wayne Central School District|Wayne]], [[Williamson Central School District|Williamson]] and [[Victor Central School District|Victor]] central school districts).<ref name="MCSBAMap">{{Citation | date = 2017 | title = Facts and Figures on Monroe County School Districts | publisher = Monroe County School Boards Association | location = [[Brighton, Monroe County, New York|Brighton, New York]] | pages = back flap | oclc = 4891330 | url = http://www.monroe.edu/webpages/mcsba/publications.cfm?subpage=3337 | archive-url = https://archive.today/20130106102906/http://www.monroe.edu/webpages/mcsba/publications.cfm?subpage=3337 | url-status = dead | archive-date = January 6, 2013 }}</ref>

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|+ '''Public school districts in 2016–2017'''<ref name="MCSBA">{{Citation | date = 2017 | title = Facts and Figures on Monroe County School Districts | publisher = Monroe County School Boards Association | location = [[Brighton, Monroe County, New York|Brighton, New York]] | pages = 18–55 | oclc = 4891330 | url = http://www.monroe.edu/webpages/mcsba/publications.cfm?subpage=3337 | archive-url = https://archive.today/20130106102906/http://www.monroe.edu/webpages/mcsba/publications.cfm?subpage=3337 | url-status = dead | archive-date = January 6, 2013 }}</ref>
|-
! Name !! [[Boards of Cooperative Educational Services (New York)|BOCES]] !! Established !! District population !! Professional staff !! Support staff !! Median teacher salary !! Enrollment !! Budget !! Per pupil cost
|-
| [[Avon Central School District]]|| ? || ? || ? || ? || ? || ? || ? || ? || ? 
|-
| [[Brighton Central School District]] || Monroe #1 || 1966 || 26450 || 372 || 293 || $63580 || 3681 || $74.0&nbsp;million || $18444
|-
| [[Brockport Central School District]] || Monroe #2–Orleans || 1927 || 30000 || 356 || 362 || $59971 || 3411 || $78.9&nbsp;million || $23128
|-
| [[Byron-Bergen Central School District]] || ? || ? || ? || ? || ? || ? || ? || ? || ? 
|-
| [[Caledonia-Mumford Central School District]]|| ? || ? || ? || ? || ? || ? || ? || ? || ? 
|-
| [[Churchville-Chili Central School District]] || Monroe #2–Orleans || 1950 || 30000 || 350 || 322 || $59752 || 3845 || $82.6&nbsp;million || $21523
|-
| [[East Irondequoit Central School District]] || Monroe #1 || 1956 || 27000 || 335 || 352 || $56447 || 3145 || $76.3&nbsp;million || $24257
|-
| [[East Rochester Union Free School District]] || Monroe #1 || 1920 || 8200 || 125 || 91 || $53829 || 1179 || $27.4&nbsp;million || $23282
|-
| [[Fairport Central School District]] || Monroe #1 || 1951 || 40000 || 645 || 516 || $65630 || 5905 || $123.3&nbsp;million || $20874
|-
| [[Gates Chili Central School District]] || Monroe #2–Orleans || 1956 || 35000 || 451 || 402 || $61423 || 4123 || $100.8&nbsp;million || $24459
|-
| [[Greece Central School District]] || Monroe #2–Orleans || 1928 || 96000 || 1127 || 1249 || $72100 || 11094 || $221.2&nbsp;million || $19941
|-
| [[Hilton Central School District]] || Monroe #2–Orleans || 1949 || 25323 || 421 || 367 || $60407 || 4452 || $80.0&nbsp;million || $17965
|-
| [[Holley Central School District]] || Monroe #2–Orleans || 1949 || 7774|| 125|| 87|| $53366 || 1051 || $24.4&nbsp;million || $23216
|-
| [[Honeoye Falls-Lima Central School District]] || Monroe #1 || 1969 || 10500 || 219 || 205 || $62074 || 2212 || $48.5&nbsp;million || $19542
|-
| [[Kendall Central School District]] || Monroe #2–Orleans || 1957 || 3000 || 86 || 76 || $53551 || 704 || $17.4&nbsp;million || $22269
|-
| [[Penfield Central School District]] || Monroe #1 || 1948 || 31000 || 438 || 477 || $61612 || 4564 || $93.3&nbsp;million || $20445
|-
| [[Pittsford Central School District]] || Monroe #1 || 1946 || 33000 || 575 || 656 || $67848 || 5685 || $125.5&nbsp;million || $22280
|-
| [[Rochester City School District]] || None || 1841 || 209000 || 5786 (total) || 5786 (total) || $61617 || 30217 || $864.7&nbsp;million || $21546
|-
| [[Rush-Henrietta Central School District]] || Monroe #1 || 1947 || 46000 || 613 || 603 || $63344 || 5247 || $119.9&nbsp;million || $22838
|-
| [[Spencerport Central School District]] || Monroe #2–Orleans || 1949 || 23000 || 408 || 351 || $62348 || 3584 || $77.1&nbsp;million || $21521
|-
| [[Victor Central School District]] || ? || ? || ? || ? || ? || ? || ? || ? || ? 
|-
| [[Webster Central School District]] || Monroe #1 || 1948 || 54093 || 801 || 631 || $66408 || 8549 || $163.9&nbsp;million || $19167
|-
| [[West Irondequoit Central School District]] || Monroe #1 || 1953 || 23754 || 344 || 258 || $59855 || 3568 || $71.2&nbsp;million || $19916
|-
| [[Wheatland–Chili Central School District]] || Monroe #2–Orleans || 1955 || 5100 || 80 || 63 || $54967 || 691 || $17.8&nbsp;million || $23837
|}

====Private schools====
There are three private schools that serve more than 200 students each:
* [[Allendale Columbia School]], a [[University-preparatory school|college preparatory school]] in Pittsford
* [[The Harley School]], a college preparatory school in Brighton
* Mary Cariola Children's Center serving children with multiple, complex disabilities in the city

There is one small, but historically significant school: [[Rochester School for the Deaf]] in the city

====Parochial schools====
* There are three small Judaic schools and two small Islamic schools.
* There are about ten primary schools operated by the [[Roman Catholic Diocese of Rochester]].
* There are four senior high schools (or combined junior/senior high schools) operated by or in the tradition of a Roman Catholic religious order:
:{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
! School !! Founding religious order !! Location !! Established !! Grades
|-
| [[Aquinas Institute]] || [[Congregation of St. Basil|Basilian]] || City of Rochester || 1902 || 6–12
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| [[Bishop Kearney High School (Irondequoit, New York)|Bishop Kearney High School]] || [[Congregation of Christian Brothers|Christian Brothers]], [[School Sisters of Notre Dame|Sisters of Notre Dame]] || Irondequoit || 1962 || 6–12
|-
| [[McQuaid Jesuit High School]] || [[Society of Jesus|Jesuits]] || Brighton || 1954 || 6–12
|-
| [[Our Lady of Mercy School for Young Women]] || [[Sisters of Mercy]] || Brighton || 1928 || 6–12
|}
* There are more than two dozen schools operated by various sects of Christianity, two of which serve more than 200 students:
:{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
! School !! Religious affiliation !! Location !! Established !! Grades
|-
| The Charles Finney School || Non-denominational Christian || Penfield || 1992 || K–12
|-
| Northstar Christian Academy || Baptist || Gates || 1972 || K–12
|}