The Fairport Central School District has appointed Jeremy Slack as the new assistant principal of Northside School, effective July 1. He replaces Erin Moretter, who will become the school’s new principal on July 1.
Superintendent Brett Provenzano said that Slack will be a terrific addition to the administrative team at Fairport.
The Fairport Central School District’s District Wide Safety Plan (Quick Reference Guide) is currently under a 30-day review. Comments may be sent to the District Clerk by emailing alabarbera@fairport.org.
Click below to view the Safety Plan:
Dear Fairport School Community:
As you may be aware, in the past several months we have been collaboratively working with members of our school community regarding the odors from the Waste Management (WM) High Acres Landfill. I would like to update you on where we are as District since the last update in Winter –
Fairport High School 12th Grader Kevin Clough is pictured here with Superintendent Brett Provenzano after being honored at the Monroe County Council of School Superintendents’ Outstanding Senior Recognition Dinner this month.
Each year, one student from every high school in Monroe County and the City of Rochester is selected as the outstanding senior based on scholarship,
Northside School fourth-graders Sidney Reed and Ellie Miller challenged Northside staff and students to collect 250 items (household and clothing) during a one-week period in April to help support the Rochester Area Interfaith Hospitality Network (RAIHN).
The students exceeded their goal and collected 349 items and donated the items to RAIHN Director Kim Hunt-Uzelac in early May.
Fairport’s Pupil Transportation Employee of the Year is Cheryl Moore-Guerin, a district employee since 2014. Moore-Guerin is appreciated by all of her students, their families and her colleagues for her work as a school bus driver.
Director of Transportation Peter Lawrence said that Moore-Guerin was selected for this award due to her safe driving record,
Residents in the Fairport Central School District approved the 2018-19 school budget, Tuesday May 15.
The results from the budget are as follows:
2018-19 School Budget–Approved
YES — 1449
NO — 539
Proposition 1 (Capital Technology Reserve Fund) – Approved
YES — 1609
NO — 379
Proposition 2 (Capital Building Reserve Fund) – Approved
YES — 1548
NO — 429
Board of Education (2 seats)
Peter Forsgren (incumbent) — 1657
Judy O’Leary-Sargeant (incumbent) — 1680
Public Library Budget–Approved
YES — 1583
NO — 399
Public Library Trustee (1 seat)
Belinda O’Brien (incumbent) — 1717
During the 2017-18 school year, the District engaged our school community in an in-depth study of our schools. This process – to create a strategic plan – was guided by the efforts of our District Advisory Council (DAC) and in partnership with the Warner School of Education at the University of Rochester.
The Fairport Central School District Board of Education voted to adopt the 2018-19 school budget at the Special Meeting of the Board of Education, April 17 at Fairport High School. District administration also presented the budget proposal to the community at the Public Hearing on May 1.
Given the District’s declining enrollment and policy deployment,
Fairport Central School District recently mailed its District residents the latest edition of its newsletter, the Commentator. To read about the latest in news as it relates to future planning and the budget development process for 2018-19, click below to read the PDF version at the bottom of the page.