FCSD BOE Workshop

The Fairport Central School District Board of Education workshop held on June 18, 2026, focused extensively on educational and fiscal initiatives, particularly the adoption of a new early college CoSer program through Monroe Two BOCES. This program allows students to take dual credit college courses at no cost to families, with the district incurring upfront costs that are offset by state aid and potential revenue generation. The board discussed the financial implications, including a $9,500 buy-in fee and per-course tuition costs, and emphasized a phased rollout funded initially by the district's year-end fund balance. Additionally, the meeting covered the mandatory Building Condition Survey (BCS) and long-term capital improvement planning. The district outlined a 15-year rolling capital project plan aimed at maximizing state building aid, maintaining tax levy stability, and addressing infrastructure needs such as ADA compliance, air conditioning, and facility renovations. Future projects, including a significant pool renovation estimated at $75 million, were discussed with strategies to fund them through capital reserves to avoid additional tax burdens. The board emphasized careful financial planning, community engagement, and strategic prioritization of projects to ensure sustainable facility improvements.