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Serving the towns of Salem, Hebron, Shushan, Jackson, Greenwich and Rupert Washington Academy, founded in 1780, later becoming Salem Central School, was among the first secondary schools in New York State. Maintaining quality educational programs has always been given a high priority. The district's buildings retain the charm of its early architecture and unique beginning. The Salem Central School District has a stable enrollment of 564 students, K-12, on one central campus. This includes approximately 27 students from the neighboring town of Rupert who are enrolled in the secondary level program as part of a unique relationship with the state of Vermont. The 264 students in the elementary school are served by 16 classroom teachers, as well as full-time professional personnel in the areas of art, music, physical education, and library science.The K-6 structure offers traditional classes as well as a departmentalized approach in fifth and sixth grade. Also programs in Reading Recovery and mentoring help to illustrate the emphasis placed on preparing students to become successful lifelong learners in a competitive society.