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Nine students received the Pittsford Pride Citizenship Recognition Award during the February 3, 2026, Board of Education Meeting for demonstrating excellent citizenship and positive leadership. 

Congratulations to the following students: Elsa Baker, Gr. 8, CRMS; Easton Bell, Gr. 5, PREl; Tonya Bonanno, Gr. 5, TRE; Chloe Cunniffe, Gr. 12, SHS; Samantha McCandless, Gr. 7, BRMS; Rowen Nocciolino, Gr. 2, JRE; Thomas Park, Gr. 4, MCE; Rain Royce, Gr. 12, MHS; Pierson Vavrina, Gr. 5, ACE

Congratulations to Teacher Center Director Nicole Barry for being selected as a 2026 Fellow of EDSAFEAI Women in Artificial Intelligence (AI). The fellowship is designed for leaders in education, policy and industry who want to play an active role in shaping how AI is used in learning environments, centering accountability and learner well-being...

Congratulations to District Treasurer Rachel Smith who was awarded a certificate of appreciation at the February 3, 2026, Board of Education Meeting for her outstanding fiscal leadership on behalf of the Pittsford Schools' community. Pittsford CSD recently received the cashVest® 90+ Award as a result of her exceptional financial management and responsible stewardship of taxpayer dollars...

The 16^th Annual Pink the Rink on January 31 was a “win-win” as the Pittsford Panther’s varsity hockey team clinched a 4-0 win against the Fairport Red Raiders, and $17,000 was raised for the Breast Cancer Coalition of Rochester.

Since its inception in 2010, Pink the Rink has grown into a signature event for Pittsford Hockey and has raised over $120,000 through corporate sponsorships, admission proceeds, T-shirt sales, Chuck-A-Puck contests, honor sign sponsorships, and game-day collections.

You are invited to come and view an innovative exhibit of collaborative artwork at the “Shared Spaces” Teacher/Student Art Show at Nazareth University’s Art Center Gallery. This special exhibit runs through March 8 and features original artwork by students and teachers. To be a part of the show, each art teacher was allowed to select one student to exhibit with, with whom they share a style, influence or interest.