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The Fairport Board of Education (BOE) unanimously voted to approve a resolution that authorizes and directs the consolidation of Minerva DeLand into Fairport High School starting with the 2026-2027 school year. Students in fifth grade in 2023 will be the first to move directly to Fairport High School, while students in sixth grade in 2023 will be the final class of ninth-graders to attend Minerva DeLand.

District leaders along with officials from Campus Construction and LaBella Associates presented the Board of Education with five options for the merger of Minerva DeLand and Fairport High School. At Monday’s workshop, the Board reaffirmed its commitment to the merger and will consider the five options up to the Board meeting on Tuesday,

Two high school students stand in front of a brick wall. The student on the left is a young woman with curly dark hair. She is holding the neck of a violin. The student on the right is a young man. He has blond hair and is holding an oboe.

Two Fairport High School seniors will take the stage this spring in a celebration of music education, and in recognition of their own accomplishments. Noor Rouhana (violin) and Reid Canham (oboe) were selected to perform and represent Fairport in the upcoming National Association for Music Education All-Eastern Conference.

Rouhana and Canham’s paths to All-Eastern are studies of perseverance and of joy.

Dear Fairport families,

This weekend we honor the life of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and his profound impact on the conscience of our country. His determination in the face of injustice and his compassion for his fellow citizens remain a beacon of hope to this day. In 1964,

Members of the Fairport and Perinton public met on January 9 in the new Fairport High School cafeteria to share their thoughts and questions about the upcoming merger of Minerva DeLand and Fairport High School. FCSD staff, parents and students addressed the Fairport Board of Education and administrators with recommendations for the best ways to enact the merger.

During the December 20, 2022 Board of Education Business (BOE) Meeting, the Fairport Board of Education renewed its commitment to the resolution passed in May 2019 to merge Minerva DeLand’s ninth-grade class with Fairport High School.

The Board reaffirmed the reasons for the original resolution to merge as such:

to reduce the number of school transitions made throughout a Fairport student’s time in the District
to expand access for ninth-grade students to the academic and extracurricular programming available at FHS
to better align curriculum and programming
to consolidate District buildings in response to declining enrollment
to adjust start times

On December 13,

The Fairport Central School District is hiring for many positions across the District, and we want YOU to join the team!

Thursday, January 5, 2023
4:30 p.m. to 8 p.m.
Fairport High School Cafeteria
1 Dave Paddock Way, Fairport, NY 14450

Parking in Lot C –

Request for proposals for Fairport Pre-K Program

The Fairport Central School District is now accepting proposals for the 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.,

Dear Fairport and Perinton Neighbors,

As you plan your week, please remember to join us on December 13 between 6 a.m. and 9 p.m. in the gymnasium at Johanna Perrin Middle School, 85 Potter Place, to cast your vote on the proposed Fairport Forward 2022 Capital Improvement Project.

You’re invited! Join District leaders and community partners for a tour of Fairport High School’s recently renovated cafeteria and science classrooms and a public information session about the upcoming Fairport Forward 2022 Capital Project proposal!

We’re excited to welcome our community members behind the scenes of the new renovations at Fairport High School as we continue to elevate our academic programming and create welcoming and affirming spaces for each student –