At the April 12 Board of Education meeting, the Board voted to adopt the proposed 2022-23 School Budget.

The 2022-23 proposed School Budget provides opportunities to build upon the district’s commitment to meet and exceed the community’s expectations for meaningful and developmentally appropriate programming for grades K-12. The $144,066,754 total budget equates to a 3.89% increase over last year’s budget, and is in compliance with the Property Tax Cap. The estimated tax rate is a projected $23.78 per $1,000 of assessed value, a 2.11% increase. For more information, please view the Budget Presentation to the Board and/or the video recording of the April 12 Board of Education meeting.

The annual Budget Vote is on Tues., May 17, from 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. at Johanna Perrin Middle School.

Items on the ballot for the May 17 vote include:

• The proposed 2022-23 budget ($144,066,754) and three FCSD propositions noted below. 
  • Proposition #1 – Authorization to Create and Fund a 2022 Capital Building Reserve Fund.
    
  • Proposition #2 – Authorization to Appropriate and Expend $1,352,000 from the Capital Technology Reserve Fund 2005 and purchase information technology equipment and supplies.
    
  • Proposition #3 – Authorization to Create and Fund a 2022 Capital Technology Reserve Fund.
• The election of two Board of Education members
• Proposed 2022-23 Public Library budget
• One Public Library trustee 

If you would like to learn more about the 2022-23 budget, join us at the Public Hearing on Tuesday, May 3 at 6:30 p.m. in room 512 at FHS. The Public Hearing will also be broadcast live on the District’s Youtube Channel. Click here for more information and to view the budget materials. 

Stay tuned for a comprehensive review of the 2022-23 budget proposal in the upcoming Commentator newsletter, which will be mailed to Fairport residents in early May. If you have questions regarding this proposed budget, please complete this form.