Board approves architectural agreement, recalls site work and updates on $52M high‑school project

Fayetteville-Manlius Central School District Board of Education · November 18, 2025

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Summary

Superintendent updated the board on the $52,000,000 high‑school capital improvement project and a recalled phase‑5 site‑work bid to redesign bus/parent drop‑off; the board approved an agreement with King and King Architects for post‑referendum services and several routine items including policy second reading and the consent agenda.

The board received an update on the district’s high‑school capital project and approved related administrative items at the meeting.

Superintendent Dr. Theiss reported that construction on the $52,000,000 capital improvement project is underway, with renovations and House 2 work in progress. Officials said the recently released phase‑5 site‑work package was recalled so the district could explore a redesign of the bus and parent drop‑off loop and pursue state contract pricing for some paving to preserve eligibility for state aid.

On formal actions, board members approved a resolution to enact revised policy 72‑10 and the NISBA (NYSBA?) 9000 policy series in second reading and deferred final enactment pending completion of the policy transition process; Anne moved the policy motion and John seconded. The board also approved an agreement with King and King Architects for post‑referendum services after legal review; the motion was moved by Sarah and seconded (seconder not verbally identified). The minutes of a November 3 special meeting and the consent agenda were also approved by voice vote.

Superintendent noted upcoming community items: the district’s annual community satisfaction survey is open through December 1 and OCM BOCES has a capital vote scheduled for Wednesday, November 19 at multiple campuses (Elwood Davis Road, Crown Road, Cortlandville and Thompson Road locations).

Next steps: facilities committee will return with potential site redesign concepts and staff will provide a detailed facilities update at a future meeting on heating issues raised for House 1 and the music wing.