Rochester City School District
The Rochester City School District (RCSD) serves 33,000 K-12 students from varied economic and cultural backgrounds. RCSD strives to provide every student with high-quality elementary and secondary education to prepare them for college and careers while fostering students’ individual talents and abilities in a nurturing and equitable environment.
RCSD embraces four pedagogic priorities:
- Engage: Employ data-driven student-centered learning practices that embrace students of all backgrounds and learning aptitudes
- Lift up: Utilize inclusive restorative practices through a culturally responsive lens to create a safe and hospitable learning environment
- Collaborate: Involve families, businesses, and other area institutions to build a strong learning community
- Lead: Cultivate leaders who manage school and district resources effectively to optimize student outcomes
RCSD educators believe that each student has recognizable and untapped potential. They embrace diversity, inclusion, and social justice and work toward the eradication of racism, discrimination, and oppression. They understand that educating the whole child requires high-quality learning that is safe, loving, and rigorous.
Student population
School initiatives
- Improve the financial condition of RCSD
- Increase academic achievement
- Increase equity for all students
The details
- There are two degree options available at this location:
- 34-credit master of arts in teaching in Inclusive Childhood Education (dual degree in Childhood Education and Childhood Special Education, Grades 1-6)
- 30-credit master of arts in teaching in Secondary Education (Grades 7-12)
- Meet online with NYU Steinhardt faculty and peers twice per week in the evening for your course work ~15 hours/week
- ~40 hours/week in classroom residency at partner location
- Tuition subsidy and stipend or wage from partner school
- Full-day cost details
As a teacher resident, you’ll teach and learn in your content area. You’ll work alongside another teacher and gain responsibility throughout the year. You also may be asked to substitute teach later in the year as well as support intervention work.
During residency year
After residency year
The figures above are estimates provided by our partners for informational and planning purposes only. NYU Steinhardt does not guarantee these amounts.