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Residents in the Fairport Central School District approved the 2020-21 school budget with a 69% approval.

The results from the budget are as follows:

2020-21 School Budget– 69% Approval

YES — 5,473
NO — 2,446

Proposition 1 (Capital Technology Reserve Fund) – 81% Approval

YES — 6,392
NO — 1,534

Board of Education (3 seats)

Margaret Cardona (incumbent) — 6,385
Erica Belois-Pacer — 6,123
Joyce Kostyk (incumbent) — 6,025

Public Library Budget–Approved

YES — 5,712
NO — 2,203

Public Library Trustee (1 seat)

David Giambattista (incumbent) — 4,268
Paul Jaynes — 2,362

The Fairport Board of Education has released a Statement on Racism.

Click here to read the statement.

Future planning in the Fairport Central School District, with its focus on Educational Programming, Fiscal Sustainability and Facilities Planning, is making progress since the District’s Strategic Initiatives were finalized in 2018.

The Fairport Central School District has over 30 retiring staff for the 2019-20 school year. The District thanks all of its retirees for their service and dedication to the Fairport school community. We appreciate the contributions they made to Fairport students and their fellow colleagues during their career.

To learn more about the Class of 2020 retirees,

The Board of Education meeting originally scheduled for Tuesday, June 16, 2020 has been rescheduled to now take place on June 23, 2020. The meeting has been rescheduled due to the need to tally absentee ballots for the 2020-21 School Budget Vote & Board Elections on June 16.

The District’s June 23 Board of Education meeting will begin at 6:30 p.m. Read more »

The following “Stand Against Racism” is a collaborative message from The Superintendents of the Monroe County Council of School Superintendents:

We, the superintendents of Monroe County school districts, stand together against racism.

We acknowledge that discrimination exists in all of our communities. We see it in the bias that exists within our districts.

New York State Governor Andrew Cuomo signed new executive orders this past weekend that will impact the Fairport Central School District students and community.

On Friday, June 5, Governor Cuomo signed a new executive order authorizing in-person summer school for students with disabilities. At this time,

New York State Governor Andrew Cuomo signed a new executive order on Sunday, June 7 for the annual School Budget Vote and Board Elections.

The order extends it for any received by mail to June 16. However, all hand-delivered ballots must still be submitted by 5 p.m. tomorrow,

District Office Absentee Ballot Drop Box

Absentee ballots for the Fairport Central School District’s 2020-21 school budget vote and board election along with the Public Library’s budget and board election have been mailed out to all residents in the District.

Qualified voters who did not receive an absentee ballot may request one by contacting Deputy District Clerk Taylor Buffa via email at tbuffa@fairport.org.

The annual school budget vote and board election has been rescheduled for Tuesday, June 9, 2020. All voting will take place via absentee ballot. Ballots must be received by the district clerk by 5 p.m. on Tuesday, June 9 to be valid. All District households should have already received two ballots each.