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2026-2027 School Budget

Investing in Our Future-Ready Raiders: 2026-2027 FCSD School Budget

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2026-2027 Budget

Thank you for visiting the website for the Fairport Central School District’s 2026-2027 annual school budget and Board of Education election! As the District moves through the budget season, we will post updates, presentations, videos and documents about the budget to this page.

2026-2027 Budget Goals:

1. Support students by prioritizing the District’s School Improvement Initiatives, including:

  • Allocating and aligning resources to maximize student learning
  • Providing equitable access to student-centered and “whole child” programming
  • Strengthening the District’s Universal Pre-K programming

 2. Invest in and plan for modern, environmentally sustainable and safe facilities.

 3. Keep long-term fiscal sustainability at the forefront of the budget process with a focus on being transparent and fiscally responsible.

graphic of a timeline of budget season events for spring 2026

Our taxpayers choose to invest in our Future-Ready Raiders when they approve the annual school budget. That approval funds more than just classroom experiences and curriculum – it funds every part of the organization! Each year, we go behind the scenes of the budget to show you all the things that your tax dollars fund and how the District is making the most of your investment. 

Behind the Non-Instructional Budget

Behind the Instructional Budget

The Value of our Fairport Schools – Coming Soon!

Candidates for Board of Education

A woman with blonde hair and glasses smiles at the camera.Erica Belois-Pacer - (BOE President) – Incumbent

Fairport resident for 18.5 years

Occupation: Director of Professional Development and Training, National APSE

Two Fairport High School graduates, one child currently enrolled in Fairport schools

I am running for the Fairport School Board again to continue supporting students, staff, and families during an important time of transition. Since being elected in 2020, I have listened to diverse perspectives and worked to make student-centered decisions. As a parent of children in the district, I stay closely connected to our community. My background as a teacher and my current work supporting educators and individuals with disabilities at the state and national level guide my commitment to expanding opportunities for all. I want to continue the progress we have made and help ensure consistency and support across our schools.

 

 

 

A woman with long brown hair smiles at the camera.Lisa Christensen - Incumbent

Fairport resident for 12 years

Occupation: Early Childhood Speech-Language Pathologist, Liberty POST

One Fairport High School graduate, three children currently enrolled in Fairport schools

I am running for reelection to continue supporting the Board of Education’s  vision and priorities, while also asking thoughtful questions that help the district navigate new challenges with both critical thinking and creativity. As a board member, the most important question I can ask is, “How will this affect students?”

I am proud to live in and serve the Fairport Central School District, and I look forward to the opportunity to continue contributing to the Board of Education.

 

 

A man with glasses smiles, wearing a dark blazer and white shirt.Peter Forsgren

Fairport resident for 25 years

Occupation: C.O.O. and Co-founder, three+one

Five Fairport High School graduates

After 12 years of service on the school board (2012–2024) and a two-year hiatus, my commitment to serving our community—especially our children—remains strong. Providing a quality education for every child is one of government’s most important responsibilities and essential to a thriving community. My wife and I have watched all five of our children progress through Fairport CSD, experiencing firsthand the value of a strong education in preparing them for the future. Fairport does this well—and can continue to do so by staying focused on our mission, maintaining fiscal responsibility, and adapting to rapid technological change. I respectfully ask for your support and your vote to help lead Fairport CSD into a bright future.

Voter Information

Voter Eligibility

To be eligible to vote on the annual District Budget and Board of Education election, a person must meet the following requirements:

  • Be at least 18 years of age
  • Be a United States citizen
  • Be a resident of the Fairport Central School District for at least 30 days preceding the vote

Voters do not have to own property in the school district. Voter registration is not required. Voters do not have to be a parent or have children in the school district.

Voters must provide one proof of residency such as a driver’s license, a non-driver ID card, voter registration card, or utility bill. Each voter is also required to sign his or her name and address.

Early Mail and Absentee Ballots

Residents unable to vote on the annual District budget and Board of Education election on May 19, 2026 because of disability, illness, or travel may request applications for absentee ballots by contacting the District Clerk.

Alternatively, residents may request applications for early mail ballots by contacting the District Clerk. All absentee and early voter ballot applications must be received by the District Clerk at least seven business days prior to the vote if the ballot is to be mailed to the voter or the day before the vote if the ballot is to be picked up personally by the voter. Sealed ballots must be returned to the District Clerk by 5 p.m. on May 19, 2025, the day of the vote.

 

 

FCSD District Clerk

(585) 421-2010 

districtclerk@fairport.org

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