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F-M High School dismissed due to power loss; after-school activities will take place as scheduled
Due to loss of power, F-M High School students will be dismissed early today, Wednesday, May 22, at 9:15 a.m. Buses will pick students up at the high school and drop them off at their regular stops. All other schools are running on a regular session.All extracurricular activities, sporting events and concerts scheduled at the high school for this evening will take place as planned.
updated 5/22/2013 F-M High School and District Office are without power and phones
Please note at this time the F-M High School and District Office are without power or phones. We will keep you updated as more information becomes available. We appreciate your patience.
updated 5/22/2013 F-M voters approve $76.4 million budget; decide on seven other propositions
On May 21, Fayetteville-Manlius School District voters approved the district’s $76.4 million 2013-14 budget proposal, elected three Board of Education members and voted upon six other propositions. The following results are unofficial pending verification of the absentee ballots; however, the ballots have been reviewed and will not impact the final results: · A $76,410,610 budget for the 2013-14 school year that increases spending 2.46 percent ($1,834,488) and carries a 2.51 percent tax levy increase: 1,111 yes, 418 no; · &nb... (Continued)
updated 5/21/2013 School budget vote is TODAY, Tuesday, May 21
Annual School District Budget Vote: May 21, 2013 7 a.m. to 9 p.m., Fayetteville Elementary School 2013-14 budget at-a-glance Proposed budget: $76,410,610 Budget increase: $1,834,488 or 2.46 percent School tax levy: $54,842,986 Estimated tax levy increase:$1,344,288 or 2.51 percent Go to www.fmschools.org/budget for more budget information. What will be on the ballot? 2013-14 school budget proposition: $76,410,610 Safety and security enhancements: $989,300 Land purchase proposition: $220,000 School bus proposition: $573,670 Capital Reserve Fund proposition Three seats on th... (Continued)
updated 5/21/2013 Wellwood author visit was pure poetry
Author Sally Valentine visited Wellwood Middle School on May 1 and conducted a poetry workshop with 65 students in grades five through eight as well as some faculty members and parents. The visit was sponsored by the Wellwood Home School Association. Ms. Valentine shared her children’s mystery adventure book series as well as her latest collection of poems, “There Are No Buffalo in Buffalo.” It contains 78 poems, each one about a different place in New York State. The poems in the book were the focus of the poetry workshop. She discussed three different poetic forms: Sevenling, a ... (Continued)
updated 5/21/2013 F-M bus drivers driven to compete in special needs bus “roadeo”
Serpentine. Back alley dock. Railroad crossings. These driving terms may not be familiar to the casual driver. But, successfully navigating through those obstacles while driving a special needs school bus helped Fayetteville-Manlius school bus driver Christie Hrynio and bus assistant Sherry Cooper place first in the state-wide Special Needs Team Safety “Roadeo” in July 2012. Earning first place in the state competition secured Mrs. Hrynio and Mrs. Cooper spots in the 16th Annual National Special Needs Team Safety Roadeo. The Roadeo was held in March 2013 during the Transpo... (Continued)
updated 5/21/2013 Powerpoint for Parents of Incoming Grade 5 Students
Please click on the link below to view the Powerpoint Presentation from the Grade 5 Parent Orientation.
updated 5/21/2013 School budget vote is TOMORROW, Tuesday, May 21
Annual School District Budget Vote: May 21, 2013 7 a.m. to 9 p.m., Fayetteville Elementary School 2013-14 budget at-a-glance Proposed budget: $76,410,610 Budget increase: $1,834,488 or 2.46 percent School tax levy: $54,842,986 Estimated tax levy increase: $1,344,288 or 2.51 percent Go to www.fmschools.org/budget for more budget information. What will be on the ballot?2013-14 school budget proposition: $76,410,610Safety and security enhancements: $989,300Land purchase proposition: $220,000School bus proposition: $573,670Capital Re... (Continued)
updated 5/21/2013
Due to loss of power, F-M High School students will be dismissed early today, Wednesday, May 22, at 9:15 a.m. Buses will pick students up at the high school and drop them off at their regular stops. All other schools are running on a regular session.All extracurricular activities, sporting events and concerts scheduled at the high school for this evening will take place as planned.
updated 5/22/2013 F-M High School and District Office are without power and phones
Please note at this time the F-M High School and District Office are without power or phones. We will keep you updated as more information becomes available. We appreciate your patience.
updated 5/22/2013 F-M voters approve $76.4 million budget; decide on seven other propositions
On May 21, Fayetteville-Manlius School District voters approved the district’s $76.4 million 2013-14 budget proposal, elected three Board of Education members and voted upon six other propositions. The following results are unofficial pending verification of the absentee ballots; however, the ballots have been reviewed and will not impact the final results: · A $76,410,610 budget for the 2013-14 school year that increases spending 2.46 percent ($1,834,488) and carries a 2.51 percent tax levy increase: 1,111 yes, 418 no; · &nb... (Continued)
updated 5/21/2013 School budget vote is TODAY, Tuesday, May 21
Annual School District Budget Vote: May 21, 2013 7 a.m. to 9 p.m., Fayetteville Elementary School 2013-14 budget at-a-glance Proposed budget: $76,410,610 Budget increase: $1,834,488 or 2.46 percent School tax levy: $54,842,986 Estimated tax levy increase:$1,344,288 or 2.51 percent Go to www.fmschools.org/budget for more budget information. What will be on the ballot? 2013-14 school budget proposition: $76,410,610 Safety and security enhancements: $989,300 Land purchase proposition: $220,000 School bus proposition: $573,670 Capital Reserve Fund proposition Three seats on th... (Continued)
updated 5/21/2013 Wellwood author visit was pure poetry
Author Sally Valentine visited Wellwood Middle School on May 1 and conducted a poetry workshop with 65 students in grades five through eight as well as some faculty members and parents. The visit was sponsored by the Wellwood Home School Association. Ms. Valentine shared her children’s mystery adventure book series as well as her latest collection of poems, “There Are No Buffalo in Buffalo.” It contains 78 poems, each one about a different place in New York State. The poems in the book were the focus of the poetry workshop. She discussed three different poetic forms: Sevenling, a ... (Continued)
updated 5/21/2013 F-M bus drivers driven to compete in special needs bus “roadeo”
Serpentine. Back alley dock. Railroad crossings. These driving terms may not be familiar to the casual driver. But, successfully navigating through those obstacles while driving a special needs school bus helped Fayetteville-Manlius school bus driver Christie Hrynio and bus assistant Sherry Cooper place first in the state-wide Special Needs Team Safety “Roadeo” in July 2012. Earning first place in the state competition secured Mrs. Hrynio and Mrs. Cooper spots in the 16th Annual National Special Needs Team Safety Roadeo. The Roadeo was held in March 2013 during the Transpo... (Continued)
updated 5/21/2013 Powerpoint for Parents of Incoming Grade 5 Students
Please click on the link below to view the Powerpoint Presentation from the Grade 5 Parent Orientation.
updated 5/21/2013 School budget vote is TOMORROW, Tuesday, May 21
Annual School District Budget Vote: May 21, 2013 7 a.m. to 9 p.m., Fayetteville Elementary School 2013-14 budget at-a-glance Proposed budget: $76,410,610 Budget increase: $1,834,488 or 2.46 percent School tax levy: $54,842,986 Estimated tax levy increase: $1,344,288 or 2.51 percent Go to www.fmschools.org/budget for more budget information. What will be on the ballot?2013-14 school budget proposition: $76,410,610Safety and security enhancements: $989,300Land purchase proposition: $220,000School bus proposition: $573,670Capital Re... (Continued)
updated 5/21/2013
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