Dear Fairport Community:
Thank you for those of you who have been engaging in the budget development process these past several months – whether participating in our ThoughtExchange, PTA meetings, attending public meetings or forums, or by contacting us to learn more information – your feedback shaped our budget development.
The Fairport Central School District Board of Education voted to adopt the 2021-22 school budget at the April 20 Board of Education meeting at Fairport High School.
Budget highlights include:
Superintendent of Schools Brett Provenzano and Assistant Superintendent for Business Matt Stevens presented the instruction and total budget draft #2 with revenues to the Board of Education at its Board of Education Meeting, April 20, 2021 with its Budget Adoption Presentation.
Click here to view the presentation from the April 20 meeting.
The Fairport Central School District will host upcoming events for the community for the proposed 2021-22 School Budget. All events, in addition to offering community members the opportunity to attend in-person following all COVID-19 safety measures, will also be live streamed via YouTube live at: https://www.youtube.com/user/FairportCSD/live.
The Board of Education Meeting on Tuesday,
Are you a Fairport community member interested in running for the Board of Education?
The Fairport Central School District announces petitions for two Board of Education candidate positions. Voters will elect two members to the Board of Education at the annual budget vote on May 18,
Residents who are unable to vote on the school budget and Board of Education candidates on May 18, 2021 because of disability, illness or travel may apply for an absentee ballot through the Office of the District Clerk, 38 W. Church Street, Fairport, NY 14450.
Applications may be requested by telephone at (585) 421-2010,
Superintendent of Schools Brett Provenzano and Assistant Superintendent for Business Matt Stevens presented the instruction and total budget draft #1 with revenues to the Board of Education at its Board of Education Meeting, March 17.
The next budget Board of Education meeting is Tuesday,
Superintendent of Schools Brett Provenzano and Assistant Superintendent for Business Matt Stevens presented the 2021-22 non-instructional budget to the Board of Education at its Board of Education Meeting, Feb. 23.
The next budget Board of Education meeting, which will include the instructional budget, draft #1 with revenue support,
The Fairport CSD invited parents and community members the opportunity to provide input on the upcoming 2021-22 school budget development process through the District’s recent ThoughtExchange that asked “What are the most important things to consider as we begin to plan
for the 2021-22 school budget?”
The Fairport CSD is inviting parents and community members to have an opportunity to engage in deeper discussions and provide input on the upcoming 2021-22 school budget development process. To gather your feedback, the District is using Thoughtexchange. All of your voices matter, so your participation is crucial and valued.