fairport transportation parent portal

What is the Fairport Central School District Parent Portal?

Welcome Parents! Welcome to the Fairport Central School District Parent Portal! This website is designed as a resource for parents to enhance involvement with their child's education by connecting with communication platforms used at FCSD, as well as providing help and support along the way.

What is the parent portal?

This website is designed as a resource for parents to enhance involvement with their child's education by connecting with communication platforms used at FCSD, as well as providing help and support along the way. We encourage you to use the Parent Portal regularly and become a partner with us in your child’s education.

How do I request transportation for childcare reasons?

If transportation is needed, we will come at the regularly scheduled times. Requests for transportation for childcare reasons should have been submitted to the Transportation Department by April 1, 2021. If you have not submitted your request, please contact the Transportation Department immediately.

Can I change the location of my child's transportation?

Childcare Transportation must be on a consistent basis. When occasional changes are requested for pick up locations, please contact the Transportation office the day before the change will occur so the driver can be notified.

We are accepting applications for school bus drivers!

We provide paid training to get your commercial driver’s license. Once licensed, you are eligible for a rewarding part-time career with full-time benefits. Feel free to call us at 421-2025 if you’d like to learn more about joining our transportation team.

Reminders

Please review your contact numbers in Schooltool to be sure they are up to date. Contact our Pupil Registrar, Ms. Traci Hall, if there are changes at (421-2009) or thall@fairport.org

Safety

Bus Safety Guide: Click here for a safety guide to help keep your children safe in and around our school buses.

Transportation Forms

The following forms are available in the Files & Documents area at the bottom of the page. Please be sure to use the appropriate year’s form where applicable.

Files & Documents

If you do not see a file list displayed above, please click here to view the files via Google Drive. A Google account is not required for file access.

Does my student have access to Schooltool?

Students in grades 6-12 have access to SchoolTool, which allows them to acces s their schedules, progress and report card information, and individual teacher assignment grades for participating teachers. The District has used SchoolTool since the 2006-07 school year as its student information and management system (SIS).

How do I view student information from the Schooltool homepage?

When you log in, you will see the homepage. This page contains a list of your students in the system.

How do I view my student's report card?

Click on the "person" icon next to the child you would like to view and wait for the screen to reload.

Why does nothing happen when I click the printer icon?

A popup blocker is restricting the report card from running. This is a common issue with the Safari browser. Turn off popup blockers or look near your address bar for an icon indicating that the action was blocked. If you click that icon, you can typically override thi s.

Why does a blank window come up when I click on the printer icon?

Report cards require a PDF viewer in order to view. We recommend using Adobe Reader to view PDFs. Once installed, run the report card again and it should load properly.

Why don't I see a printer icon to click on?

The printer icon will only display on the full version of schooltool and when report cards are released. If you are on the full site (not the mobile version) and you still do not see the icon, either the report cards have not yet been published to parents or your drop down selections are not on the correct marking period or school year.

Why are some of the street addresses underlined but not others?

An address is underlined if it is the address where the student resides.

What is Fairport Senior High School?

News & World Report. The publication released its high school rankings last month. Fairport was ranked #1,227 in the nation, placing it in the top 40% of schools identified by the magazine,

When will Fairport schools return to full time?

Superintendent Provenzano sent the following message to all families with children in grades K-12 at Fairport schools, April 10, regarding the return to full-time instruction beginning April 19 after the NYSDOH updated its guidance on April 9, 2021.

When is Fairport School District meeting 2021?

The Fairport Central School District Board of Education (BOE) will hold a special meeting on Sunday, June 6, 2021 at 8 p.m. to discuss Fairport’s mask and face covering policy. The meeting is open to the public and will be held virtually via YouTube LIVE.

When is Fairport High School construction 2021?

July 13, 2021. Crews were hard at work the week of July 6 at Fairport High School as construction continues on the 2019 voter-approved Fairport Forward Capital Improvement Project.

Who is the music teacher at Fairport High School?

Fairport High School (FHS) Music Teacher Bill Tiberio has been teaching students of all ages in Fairport for more than three decades. You’ll see him everywhere; from directing the orchestra in the pit for the FHS musicals and giving one-on-one instruction on woodwind instruments to conducting jazz ensembles at FHS and at area colleges.

When will Fairport Central School District retire?

June 25, 2021. The Fairport Central School District has more than 30 retiring staff for the 2020-21 school year. The District thanks all of its retirees for their service and dedication to the Fairport school community.

When is Fairport Forward 2021?

July 8, 2021. Work on the 2019 voter-approved Fairport Forward Capital Improvement Project is well underway at Fairport High School (FHS). During the week of June 28, crews with Campus Construction and Labella Associates began removing kitchen equipment and moving it to the gymnasium for temporary storage.