Click here to view the District Request for Proposals

All completed pre-kindergarten program proposals MUST be returned to the Fairport Central School District Business Office at 38 W. Church Street NO LATER than 12:30 p.m., January 5, 2024. The District requests that each proposal include the page that lists all projected costs.

All RFPs submitted by the deadline date will be reviewed by the District and compared to all other proposal submissions. The District reserves the right to award services based on the proposal that best meets District needs.

All other inquiries can be emailed to lisa.benson@fairport.org.

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The STEM wing features three flexible classrooms with “garage door” separations that allow freedom of movement between classes and a central collaboration space. Mobile workstations, adjustable seating and in-room storage give students and staff an opportunity to use the classrooms as adaptable “maker spaces.” 

The classrooms are designed with ample room for traditional machining and woodworking equipment, and feature a state-of-the-art dust collection system.

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Click here to view the District Request for Proposals

All completed pre-kindergarten program proposals MUST be returned to the Fairport Central School District Business Office at 38 W. Church Street NO LATER than 12:30 p.m., December 1, 2023. The District requests that each proposal include the page that lists all projected costs.

All interested applicants are welcome to attend a question and answer session on December 6 at 11 a.m. at 38 W. Church Street in the second floor conference room. Please call 585-421-2016 to RSVP
by December 1 by 11 a.m..

All RFPs submitted by the deadline date will be reviewed by the District and compared to all other proposal submissions. The District reserves the right to award services based on the proposal that best meets District needs.

All other inquiries can be emailed to lisa.benson@fairport.org.

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Total votes: 3,834

PROPOSITION 1:

2,800 YES votes – 73%

1,025 NO votes

PROPOSITION 2:

2,165 YES votes – 57%

1,625 NO votes

“The turnout and support for this CIP are indicative of the Fairport and Perinton community’s expectations and support for its schools,” says Superintendent Brett Provenzano. “This project will keep the District’s facilities planning efforts moving forward and support our district’s expansive and student-centered programming for years to come. I am honored and grateful to be working in partnership with a community that values its schools!”

Stay tuned for the next steps of this project, and please visit our Capital Improvement Projects website to learn more about what’s next for Fairport for the Future!

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You have a chance tomorrow, October 12, to cast your vote on the Fairport for the Future 2023 Capital Improvement Project! Please make your voice heard as we work together for a better, brighter future for our Fairport students. Polls are open from 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. at Johanna Perrin Middle School.

REMEMBER – you will see two propositions on the ballot tomorrow: Proposition 1 and Proposition 2. You can find the full language of the two propositions linked here.

Proposition 1 –

– NO ADDITIONAL TAX IMPACT TO RESIDENTS WITH THE USE OF EXISTING CAPITAL BUILDING RESERVES

– Create modern, flexible learning environments at Fairport High School to comfortably absorb ninth grade and support the District’s comprehensive programming

Proposition 2 –

– TAX IMPACT OF $39 PER YEAR OVER 15 YEARS FOR A HOME VALUED AT $200,000 AFTER USE OF EXISTING CAPITAL RESERVES

– Update and modernize the FHS track and field to improve student athletic experience and create modern, safe facility for competition and community use

Voters have the choice to vote either “yes” or “no” on both Proposition 1 and Proposition 2. The enactment of Proposition 2 (track and field renovations) is dependent on the passage of Proposition 1 (updating Fairport High School). If Proposition 1 is not passed, Proposition 2 will not be enacted, regardless of whether it passed on its own or did not pass. 

Please visit our Capital Project website to learn more about the Fairport for the Future 2023 Capital Improvement Project, and I hope to see you at the polls!

Sincerely, 

Brett Provenzano

Superintendent of Schools

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October 5, 2023
Reception at 5:30 p.m., program begins at 6 p.m.
Fairport High School Cafeteria
1 Dave Paddock Way, Fairport, NY 14450

These three celebrations have traditionally been held separately throughout the year. We hope to start a new Fairport tradition with this combined ceremony, held during the Raider Nation Homecoming Week.

Please see below for a full list of this year’s inductees:

Student Hall of Fame
Sarah Grover – Class of 2023
Elise Kalbfus – Class of 2023
Gregory Pepin – Class of 2023
Noor Rouhana – Class of 2023

Alumni Wall of Fame
William Dancy, Jr. – Class of 1974
Matt Owens – Class of 2001
John “Dutch” Summers – Class of 1959
Stephen Skeates – Class of 1961

Education Wall of Distinction
Joyce Kostyk
Lisabeth Puckett
Doug Willard

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Inside, you’ll find:

• How the District’s commitment to sustainability is reflected in the proposed Capital Project
• Conceptual designs of the spaces featured in the project
• Frequently Asked Questions
• A dollars-and-cents breakdown of both Propositions on the ballot in October

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Welcome back!

Ready to face the year

Happy to reunite with friends

Lunch time!

First day smiles!

A great team!

A Martha Brown morning

Proud Fairport family!

What's for lunch?

Our school lunch helpers are amazing!

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The Board of Education and the District have worked closely with stakeholders within the community and the District to develop these two Propositions and to bring the community together around this project. All Fairport and Perinton residents are invited to cast their votes on October 12 at Johanna Perrin Middle School. 

You can see the resolution here and view the Capital Project website here.

On October 12, voters have the choice to vote either “yes” or “no” on both Proposition 1 and Proposition 2.

The enactment of Proposition 2 (track and field renovations) is dependent on the passage of Proposition 1 (updating Fairport High School).  If Proposition 1 is not passed, Proposition 2 will not be enacted, regardless of the Proposition 2 vote result. If Proposition 1 passes, as does Proposition 2, both will be enacted.

Details on the two Propositions in the Fairport for the Future Capital Improvement Project are as follows:

Proposition 1 has no tax impact with use of our existing Capital Building Reserves. Fairport for the Future will update and modernize facilities and spaces in Fairport High School to comfortably absorb ninth grade and support Fairport’s programming. Many learning environments at Fairport High School, including technology and library spaces, are outdated and no longer serve the needs of Fairport’s students, staff and programming. 

The scope of Proposition 1 includes:

• FHS Building Addition
  • 5 STEM spaces (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math)
    • Robotics, wood shop, A.V. studio, maker spaces, technology that can be used by art classes, tech classes, science classes like NASA HUNCH and architecture 
• +3 core classrooms and renovated library
  • Student-centered library with more open, usable, flexible space, maintaining a robust book and resource collection
• +2 Health/PE/Athletic administrator spaces
• +Special education-related service spaces
  • Occupational therapy/physical therapy 
• Additional collaboration spaces
• Additional parking and improvements (±136 additional parking spaces, includes increased accessible parking)
• Relocated and updated tennis courts
• Reconstruction of spaces in Martha Brown into administrative areas so Baumer Place staff can relocate before the sale of the B.P. property

Proposition 2 has a tax impact of $39/year per $200k home value after use of existing Capital Building Reserves. The FHS track and field would be updated to create a first-rate facility for practice, competition and community use.

The scope of Proposition 2 includes:

• Eight lane track
• Grandstand (+ or – 800 capacity)
• Pressbox
• Scoreboard with PA system
• High jump 
• Steeplechase
• Pole vault (2)
• Long jump/triple jump (2)
• Shot put (2)
• Discus (2)
• Storage building

To learn more about the Fairport for the Future 2023 Capital Improvement Project, including timelines, FAQs and more, visit the FCSD Capital Project website here.

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