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Votes at a glance: Fairport board approves notices, propositions and routine personnel and policy items

Fairport Central School District Board of Education · March 17, 2026
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Summary

The board approved the annual‑meeting notice form, submitted two propositions for the May 19 vote, adopted a SEQR resolution for a Jefferson Avenue Elementary capital outlay project, and passed multiple personnel, policy readings, fundraisers, donations and consent-calendar items by voice votes.

At the meeting the Fairport Central School District Board approved a set of routine and ballot‑related actions by voice vote.

Key actions the board approved: - Approval of the form of the notice of annual meeting, budget vote and election for publication (motion carried by voice vote). - Submission of propositions to voters for the May 19, 2026 ballot, including language for bus‑purchase reserve use and the creation of a capital reserve fund. - Adoption of a SEQR (New York State Environmental Quality Review Act) resolution related to a proposed capital outlay at Jefferson Avenue Elementary School. - Approval of a field trip request, first and second readings of listed policies, spring athletic fundraisers, a music‑department donation (a trumpet), addition of two clubs at Martha Brown, multiple instructional and non‑instructional personnel actions, athletic staff actions and a personnel agreement. - Acceptance of the consent calendar items as presented.

Most motions were moved and seconded from the board dais and passed by unrecorded voice votes (several recorded as "Aye" and a 6‑0 count indicated on the video for roll‑call visibility). The board then voted to enter executive session for listed matters and said it would only reconvene to adjourn publicly.