Nominations are currently being accepted for Fairport’s 2019 Education Wall of Distinction, which recognizes educators who have had positive, lasting effects on the educational process of a student or group of students, through April 12, 2019.
If you would like to nominate someone who has had a positive,
Local and national news have been covering a social media concern that is alarming to parents and could be harmful to students. This recent increase in online safety concerns is an appropriate time to revisit students’ online behaviors in school and at home.
The challenge that is surfacing involves a fictitious video character that allegedly challenges viewers to contact them via private message and then perform acts to avoid being “cursed.” These acts are said to include self-harm and extreme actions such as suicide.
Throughout the month of February, Northside students have directed a series of iMovie trailers for the Northside Morning Show called “Heroes Sharing Heroes.” The segment is in honor of Black History Month.
With support from special education teacher Kim Constantine, students in Darlene Sambuchi’s fourth-grade class and Kasey Patterson’s fifth-grade class have been creating iMovies that include text,
Fairport CSD will be closed on Monday, Feb. 25 due to weather conditions. At this time, all after-school activities are also canceled. Any extracurricular updates will be posted here.
Fairport community members have opportunities to provide input on the upcoming 2019-20 budget development process. Residents are encouraged to attend the the Community Group Budget Meeting on Thursday, March 7 at 7 p.m. at Martha Brown Middle School.
Superintendent Brett Provenzano and Assistant Superintendent for Business Matthew Stevens will share preliminary information about the 2019-20 budget process,
Dear Fairport Families and Community:
As we head into February recess, true to form, there are so many meaningful events occurring in all of our schools.
Planning for the 2019-20 school budget is underway. In December, the Board of Education adopted the following budget goals:
On January 15,
Northside School third-graders in Michelle Laughrey’s class could barely contain their excitement as they worked on their penguin projects using Google Slides with a little help from a class of friendly fifth-graders.
This project allowed students to dive into a science project while honing their reading and research skills.
Due to winter conditions, all Fairport CSD after-school activities are canceled for Tuesday, Feb. 12. The regularly scheduled board meeting is postponed to Feb. 13 at 6:30 p.m. in Fairport High School Room 512.
Northside School students and families are invited to the 2019 Northside School Family STEM Night on Thursday, February 28 from 6:30-8 p.m. to experience Science, Technology, Engineering and Math exhibits run by Rochester community members and Northside parents and teachers.
Get your tickets fast, attendance is limited to 800!
Providing a safe, supportive environment free from violence, harassment, bullying or discrimination for students is our number one priority in the Fairport Central School District. There are occasionally times when students, parents or community members would like to provide information to a school but hesitate. The Fairport Central School District now offers the Safe School Helpline,