As previously communicated, over the next three years The Fairport Central School District will receive funding from the Federal Coronavirus Response and Relief Supplemental Appropriations (CRRSA) Act and the American Rescue Plan (ARP) Act.
After receiving feedback from the school community for how the District could use the federal funding through the ThoughtExchange that ended on June 15,
August 4, 2021
Dear Families:
We are looking forward to our return to full-time, five days a week of in-person instruction for all K-12 staff and students this fall. Over the next several weeks we are enthusiastically anticipating the return to school activities and the start of the fall interscholastic sports season.
Monroe County superintendents have advocated for local control of reopening decisions. Regional factors like community transmission and vaccination rates, along with the effectiveness of layered mitigation strategies, may influence a school district’s return to school plans. While the Fairport CSD hopes to have some flexibility and discretion moving forward, districts are obligated to follow all guidelines as directed by the state.
There are more big changes underway at Fairport High School. Over the past week, crews with Campus Construction and Labella Associates continued to demolish second floor classrooms overlooking the South courtyard. Demolition work also continued on the North courtyard and the cafeteria and kitchen. Meanwhile, the new stadium turf was laid in and crews wrapped up the final grading for the stadium field subbase.
A Fairport alumna is shining a light on some of those who have suffered most during the COVID-19 pandemic: health care workers. Julia Maddalina, a 2014 Fairport High School graduate, is the artist behind Portraits of the Frontline, a series of 100 paintings showing the faces of health care workers.
Demolition got underway in some of the second floor classrooms at Fairport High School during the week of July 19 as part of the 2019 voter-approved Fairport Forward Capital Improvement Project. There was also clean-up in some kitchen and cafeteria areas, while crews from Campus Construction and Labella Associated prepared cafeteria A for demolition.
Major demolition work continues in the halls of Fairport High School as the 2019 voter-approved Fairport Forward Capital Improvement Project moves through this phase of construction. During the week of July 12, crews with Campus Construction and Labella Associates demolished cafeterias B and C, and completed the temporary lunch line setup in the gym.
Crews were hard at work the week of July 6 at Fairport High School as construction continues on the 2019 voter-approved Fairport Forward Capital Improvement Project. During the week, crews with Campus Construction and Labella Associates began demolition of the teacher’s lounge, cafeteria ceilings and some of the kitchen areas,
Work on the 2019 voter-approved Fairport Forward Capital Improvement Project is well underway at Fairport High School (FHS). During the week of June 28, crews with Campus Construction and Labella Associates began removing kitchen equipment and moving it to the gymnasium for temporary storage. As the construction part of Phase 1A of the project began and ceiling panels were removed,
June 28, 2021 – Congratulations
Dear Families:
Congratulations to the Fairport High School (FHS) Class of 2021! Many of our families celebrated the FHS Commencement for the Class of 2021 last night at Frontier Field. The event can be viewed by clicking here.