Spencerport Central School District

On April 1, NASA launched its first manned mission to the moon in more than 50 years, and a Spencerport alum helped make it happen.

Darcy DeAngelis, a 2015 graduate of Spencerport High School, is a vehicle systems engineer at NASA Glenn Research Center in Cleveland. After years of work, she watched Artemis II, the rocket she helped build, take off.

The mission carried four astronauts on a flight around the moon – the first humans to make the journey in more than five decades. Darcy contributed to the Artemis II spacecraft in a major way, identifying every possible risk before the rocket left the ground to ensure a safe and successful mission.

Her mother, Judy DeAngelis, said she was beaming with pride by her daughter’s side at Kennedy Space Center for the launch.

“Her father and I couldn’t be prouder of Darcy. Watching her help make history with NASA is just incredible. She’s an inspiration to not just the community, but to me.”

Judy added that Darcy’s determination was clear from a young age. “Darcy’s worked so hard from the first day she stepped foot into Munn Elementary. She’s proof that anyone can achieve their dreams, even someone from a little town like Spencerport.”

Darcy is pictured here in front of a different rocket at NASA.

The section of our website dedicated to the 2026-27 budget development may be found at this link. As the process unfolds, this page will be updated with the latest information and resources.

The Board of Education officially adopted the calendar for the 2026-27 school year. The list of dates may be found attached.

2026-27 school calendar

Save the date for our annual Districtwide Art Show, April 27-30. Be sure to join us in celebrating the incredible talent of our pre-K-12 students, and please note the show location will be in the Taylor Elementary School Performing Arts Center. 

Congratulations to Chase Woodworth, whose artwork is featured on the 2026 poster.