Fairport’s school libraries have played a key role in keeping students engaged in literacy during 2020’s change in the school schedule. For elementary students, ones of these changes is that students no longer go to the library, but rather the school library media specialist goes to each classroom to teach and brings a cart of books for students to choose from.
Fairport High School (FHS) students are pairing up with elementary students in a remote setting to engage in fun activities and conversations as part of a new volunteer experience that helps to make connections among students.
FHS Assistant Principal LeAnna Watt said that the high school has approximately 70 students who have volunteered their time to meet with students in grades K-5.
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This year, the Fairport Central School District celebrates 25 years of Brotherhood-Sisterhood Week (held each year in March), which focuses on the core values of Civility, Awareness, Respect and Embracing others.
Fairport’s four elementary schools joined forces to support Golisano Children’s Hospital. This year, Brooks Hill and Jefferson Avenue Schools joined Dudley and Northside for its 7th Annual Fall Crawl. Together, they raised a total of $9,673 for Golisano Children’s Hospital.
The four schools collected coins and offered the option to donate through the Golisano Children’s Hospital website.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture has again extended the free school meals program to students every school day (remote & hybrid) through the remainder of the 2020-21 school year. Parents who would like to request meals for their child(ren) on a remote day must pre-order (link below).
We also encourage families who benefit from the Free &
Fairport CSD recognized newly tenure-granted educators and new teachers prior to the Board of Education meeting on Oct. 20, 2020.
Congratulations to the following newly tenured educators:
Fairport’s four elementary schools – Brooks Hill, Dudley, Jefferson Avenue and Northside – are joining forces to support Golisano Children’s Hospital in this year’s Fall Crawl event, a two-day event to accommodate both cohorts on Oct. 22 and Oct 23.
Over the past seven years the annual event at Dudley and Northside Schools has raised over $40,000.
All students who attend in-person instruction on Friday, Oct. 16 will be released 10 minutes early for our annual drill required by New York State Education Department (NYSED) regulations.
This drill also coincides with the District’s Safety Week, Oct. 19-23, in which students will learn and practice emergency safety drills.
The Fairport Central School District has developed a website for K-5 families that are looking for more learning activities on remote learning days (these are NOT required, just optional).
The Remote Learning Extension Activity Website provides extension activities for math, literacy, and each of the special area subjects.
The Fairport Central School District’s schedule for start and end times during the 2020-21 school year has been slightly adjusted to accommodate the increase of families transporting students to and from school on the in-school days for hybrid students (Monday/Thursday and Tuesday/Friday). Please see below for school-specific times. For questions,