Henry Hudson School No. 28 is a warm and nurturing school where students learn from a knowledgeable and caring staff. We celebrate successes monthly with our STAR assemblies, provide students with strong character education, and prepare them for success in later years. Our focus is literacy, and we integrate reading and writing into all of the content areas, including math and science. Our strong PTA helps promote this through the Parents as Reading Partners program. We are truly committed to the students and families that attend Henry Hudson School No.28.

• Offers a bilingual program and provides additional support through English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) classes.
  
  
• Offers self-contained and inclusive opportunities for students with Autism; additionally offers inclusion opportunities at all grade levels for students with learning disabilities and other cognitive deficits.
  
  
• Offers after-school learning opportunities and an after-school recreation program (RASA) in partnership with the City of Rochester Recreation Department.
  
  
• Offers formal band instrument lessons for students in grades 4-6 and opportunities to explore the arts via Artist in Residence, consultant in-house productions and visits to the theatre.
  
  
• Has a partnership with the East High School Teaching & Learning Institute (high school students with an interest in teaching).
  
  
• Has a partnership with the SUNY colleges, Nazareth College, St. John Fisher and the University of Rochester in which student teachers come to our school and learn best teaching strategies.
  
  
• Has computers with online access in all classrooms and the library and a state-of-the-art computer lab.
  
  
• Has a PTA which strengthens the home-school connection through regular meetings and enrichment programs that include: Reflections, winter and spring concerts, arts festival, Moving-on Day, Field Day, class field trips and Parents as Reading Partners (PARP) “Three for Me” volunteer project.
  
  
• Offers the Major Achievement Program (MAP), which provides students with opportunities for acceleration and enrichment.