Hello HCS students, families, staff and community members, 

One month ago, we invited your input in developing our new Strategic Plan: Roadmap to 2030.  This plan will establish our priorities, highlight opportunities for growth, and define our shared promise to students and the community. Your feedback is a vital part of this process. If you haven’t had a chance yet, there’s still time! Please click here to share your input and help guide our next steps. 

With appreciation,
Natalie Pfluke

Thank you to everyone who has officially volunteered to help with our August 2026 Community Playground Build! At this time, we have enough people to move forward with a hybrid build model.

Next steps include meeting with Play by Design, forming committees, and scheduling our first official community meeting with their team. I’ll share the meeting date as soon as it’s confirmed. It will be important for everyone who hopes to help to attend this meeting. (And as planning continues, if more people express interest, we may still have the opportunity to transition to a full community build if that makes sense for us.)

Your excitement and willingness to get involved continue to make all the difference. Thank you for helping us create something truly special for our students and community!

Natalie Pfluke
Superintendent

Good morning students, staff, families, and community,

Thank you to everyone who came out yesterday for our Community Homecoming Kick-Off. It was such a special day full of school spirit, laughter, and the kind of connections that make HCS feel like family.

I’m especially grateful to all the students, staff, and volunteers who put in the hard work behind the scenes. Because of you, the event was not just possible, but truly memorable.

A big congratulations as well to our Graduates of Distinction- Kathy Karle-Walsh, Grace Wood, and Chris Drake. Your stories remind us of what’s possible for every HCS student.

I can’t wait to keep the energy going as we celebrate the rest of Homecoming Week together.

With appreciation,
Natalie Pfluke
Superintendent

Dear Families,

As we work together to support our students, clear communication is essential. To help ensure that your questions and concerns are addressed as quickly and effectively as possible, we kindly ask that you follow the district’s Chain of Contact. 

This process helps connect you directly with the person most familiar with your child’s situation. In many cases, concerns can be resolved quickly at the classroom or building level. If further assistance is needed, the contact chain outlines the next steps and who to reach out to. 

The same applies to athletics and extracurricular activities. Coaches and club advisors are the first point of contact for questions or concerns related to practices, games, or team/club matters. If additional support is needed, the Athletic Director and then the building administrator can help.

We have included a copy of the Chain of Contact document for your reference. Please keep it handy and use it whenever you need assistance. By working together in this way, we can ensure smooth communication and the best outcomes for our students.

Thank you for your continued support and partnership.

Hello HCS students, families, staff and community members, 

As we plan for the years ahead, Honeoye Central School District is launching the development of a new Strategic Plan: Roadmap to 2030. This plan will set our priorities, highlight opportunities for growth, and define our shared promise to students and the community. Your feedback is a vital part of this process. Please click here to complete this survey and help us shape the path forward.

Thank you,
Natalie Pfluke