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Deadline 1/5/24: FCSD accepting proposals for 2024-2025 Pre-Kindergarten program

Lindsey Reddig — Wed, 13 Dec 2023 17:15:37 +0000

The Fairport Central School District is now accepting proposals for the 2024-2025 Universal Pre-Kindergarten Program.

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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Fairport musicians perform at highly competitive All-State Conference

Lindsey Reddig — Thu, 07 Dec 2023 20:43:54 +0000

Congratulations to our Fairport High School music students who were selected to participate in the New York State Conference All-State earlier this month. Our Fairport students performed solos at NYSSMA Solo Festivals and received perfect scores in order to be selected in this highly competitive experience comprised of the highest level of musicianship for high school students in New York State. We are so proud of these students and look forward to honoring them at our upcoming December concerts.

Congratulations to the following students:

Anna Kruppenbacher

Evan Preston

Liam Yusko

Cora Palanski

Olivia Finkbeiner

Aiden Connor

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Outstanding Fairport High School students named “Early Recognition Black Scholars” by the Urban League of Rochester

Lindsey Reddig — Thu, 07 Dec 2023 20:05:51 +0000

Congratulations to our Fairport students named by the Urban League of Rochester as Early Recognition Black Scholars. The Black Scholars program celebrates Black high school seniors for their academic achievements, and provides support and connections to scholarships and programming in higher education. The Early Recognition program (grades 10-12), “provide[s] recognition, assistance, and incentives to students in the Greater Rochester metropolitan area.”

The Fairport Central School District is proud to celebrate the following students:

Isha Ali
Erin Allison
Kosisochi Azogi
Alyssa Bain
Anyiah Barron
Kendall Bethea
Lundyn Blackman
Savannah Bright
Nina Butler
Kaleb Casiano
Neftali Colon Jr.
Christina Conley
Sean Conley
Jada Crocker
Jeremiah Crocker
Gannon Culver
Nicolas Davis
Maria Desir
Jake Dixon
Helena Dixon
Makhi Farrier
Eric Huang
Peter Huang
Annasia Johnson
Keyera Lewis
Shamar Lockhart
Lashard Lowry Jr.
Anthony Marshall
Damarie McCoggle
Taryn McCullough
Noah Meabon
Gianna Moore
Jaliyah Mulligan
Charlize Osbourne
Maya Penn
Audrey Price
Quay-Marr Ragsdale-Harvey
Alyssa Raman
Isabella Raman
Rayanya Reed
Mikayla Seth
Angelina Tuttle
Cheshire VanNorman
Sy’Mira Watson
Jasper Weber
Connor Wheaton
Travis White
Hannan Zerom

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Future-Ready Raiders: Students cut the ribbon on new technology wing at Johanna Perrin

Lindsey Reddig — Mon, 04 Dec 2023 17:16:54 +0000

A new chapter of of technology education begins at Johanna Perrin Middle School as students take their first classes in the school’s new Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) wing! The new spaces are the culmination of years of design, collaboration and construction as part of the voter-approved Fairport Forward 2019 Capital Improvement Project.

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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Deadline 12/15: FCSD now accepting proposals for 2024-2025 Pre-Kindergarten program

Lindsey Reddig — Wed, 15 Nov 2023 17:42:57 +0000

The Fairport Central School District is now accepting proposals for the 2024-2025 Universal Pre-Kindergarten Program.

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

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Five FHS musicians earn spots in elite youth orchestra

Lindsey Reddig — Wed, 01 Nov 2023 14:29:05 +0000

Congratulations to Fairport High School students Milo A., Helena D., Declan W., Eamon G. and Adrienne Q.! All five musicians were chosen for the 2023-2024 Hochstein Youth Symphony Orchestra, the music school’s highest-level student ensemble.

Students from across the area compete every year for a seat in the HYSO. In order to qualify, the musicians must participate in school ensembles. Hochstein representatives say this year’s orchestra is made up of students from 29 schools and homeschool programs.

You can see our Fairport musicians perform their first concert with the HYSO on November 12 at the Hochstein Performance Hall.

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FHS Drama Club presents “Alice in Wonderland”

Lindsey Reddig — Thu, 26 Oct 2023 16:31:36 +0000

The Fairport High School Drama Club presents:

Alice in Wonderland

November 2nd, 3rd & 4th @ 7:30 PM

Join us for the show and venture with Alice into the curious and mad world of Wonderland. All seats for the show are general admission. Tickets are $10.

GET TICKETS AT THE DOOR OR HERE: https://fairporthighschool.ludus.com/index.php

Check out this special event for our Elementary and Middle School Families! Do you have a student who might enjoy visiting Wonderland and having Tea with Alice and her friends?

The Wonderland Tea Party
November 4th @ 3:00 PM

Join us for the Wonderland Tea Party on Saturday, November 4th, 3:00-4:00 PM in the FHS Cafeteria. Limited seating available for this fun event for the young and young-at-heart! Tea, coffee, pink lemonade, and sweet treats will be served as guests are immersed in Wonderland. As the Mad Hatter says, “We’re all mad here!” All children must be accompanied by an adult (age 16+).

Tea party tickets are general admission. $20 for 1 Adult+1 child, additional adults are $10 each, and additional children are $5 each. Special dietary needs will be accommodated to the best of our ability. (Tickets to the tea party do not grant access to the play performances.)

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Board of Education 2024-2025 Budget Goals

Lindsey Reddig — Fri, 20 Oct 2023 15:03:17 +0000

The Fairport BOE approved the 2024-2025 budget goals at the business meeting on October 17 . These goals will help district leaders and the Board of Education prioritize resources and programming for the 2024-2025 school year:

1. Prioritize the District’s School Improvement initiatives including:
– Developing Universal Pre-K programming
– Allocating resources to support and maximize student learning (Multi-Tiered Systems of Support)
– Providing equitable access to student-centered and “whole child” programming

2. Keep long-term fiscal sustainability at the forefront of the budget process with a focus on:
– Transparency and our fiscal responsibility to our stakeholders
– Maintaining a strong financial position
– Preserving the District’s strong bond rating

3. Investing in modern, environmentally sustainable and safe facilities by:
– Dedicating financial resources to support the modernization and upkeep of District facilities
– Prioritizing funding of District Capital Reserves to prepare for Phase III of the District’s Long-Term Facilities Plan, and in order to shift to a more regular schedule of smaller-scale Capital Improvement Projects

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Fairport for the Future 2023 Capital Improvement Project PASSES

Lindsey Reddig — Fri, 13 Oct 2023 01:49:16 +0000

The results of the public vote on the proposed Fairport for the Future 2023 Capital Improvement Project have been calculated.

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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Public vote on October 12 on Capital Improvement Project

Lindsey Reddig — Wed, 11 Oct 2023 17:22:44 +0000

Dear Fairport community,

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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