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Please join our 2027 Budget Focus Group

Please consider volunteering for the 2027-28 Spencerport Budget Focus Group. 

The volunteer group meets six times during the budget development process to share their own views and community perspective on revenues, expenditures, the tax levy, and the tax rate. Group members do not make budget decisions. Instead, they provide feedback, ask questions, and help share facts and information about the budget process with the community.

The Budget Focus Group meets at 5:30 p.m. on Tuesdays in the District Office building. The 2027 BFG meeting dates are as follows:

•    January 12
•    January 26
•    February 9
•    March 2
•    March 16
•    April 6


If interested in serving on this committee, please contact Marcy Clapper, at mclapper@spencerportschools.org.

NY Inspires: the state’s vision for education

Mrs. Benson stands, gesturing toward a large digital display screen while addressing seated students.

NY Inspires is New York State's initiative to update graduation requirements and align learning experiences with college, career, and civic readiness. Developed through feedback from parents, students, educators, higher education institutions, businesses, and community members, the initiative proposes changes designed to better prepare students for life after high school.

Key components of NY Inspires include:
•    A greater focus on demonstrating knowledge and skills, rather than completing requirements based solely on seat time.
•    More personalized learning experiences that reflect students' strengths, needs, and interests.
•    Continued access to rigorous learning opportunities for all students.
•    Increased emphasis on real-world applications and connections across subject areas.
•    Multiple pathways for students to demonstrate learning and readiness for graduation.
As implementation moves forward, the New York State Education Department will provide guidance to school districts regarding changes to graduation requirements, instruction, and assessment. 

How Spencerport is preparing for NY Inspires
A close-up shot focuses on a document titled "NY INSPIRES" with printed text about education initiatives.Spencerport held a half-day release for all students on Oct. 9, providing staff with the afternoon to review the NY Inspires initiative and collaborate on its potential implications for teaching and learning across the district.

While the state continues to provide guidance on implementation, several components of NY Inspires align with work already underway in Spencerport. Mainly, our Portrait of a Graduate, which is embedded in our strategic plan, identifies the knowledge, skills, and attributes we want students to develop throughout their educational journey. The attributes are defined at three key milestones: 5th grade, 8th grade and 12th grade.

The district will continue to review information from New York State and communicate any relevant updates to families and community members. Additional information and resources:

NY Inspires
NYSED gov/ny-inspires
NYSED message on NY Inspires

Spencerport Central Schools 
Strategic Plan 2025-2030
Portrait of a Graduate

 

Under the sea and on our stage

Spencerport High School STAGE Drama Club is proud to present Disney’s The Little Mermaid. This popular music production will showcase the talents of our student cast, musicians, and crew with four performances from Nov. 19-21.

Performance Dates:A theatrical poster for The Little Mermaid on a teal background with blue waves and a silhouette of Ariel on a rock.

  • Thursday, Nov. 19, 7 p.m.
  • Friday, Nov. 20, 7 p.m.
  • Saturday, Nov. 21, 1 p.m. and 7 p.m.


Tickets are available at CUR8.com>buy tickets or at the door.

Cornerstone newsletter, Fall 2026

The front page of a school newsletter titled The Cornerstone, featuring articles on capital improvements and a high school musical production.Click on the cover of Cornerstone to check out the latest news from around our district.

SHS BIG History classes take over library

A student points to a poster about Hinduism on a whiteboard while two other students listen in a classroom.

 Our ninth-grade BIG History students are taking over the high school library this week as they showcase their projects on world religions and major belief systems.

Working in groups, students have researched significant religious traditions and belief systems, using library databases and trusted educational resources to gather information. During the library takeovers, students are presenting their projects, exploring one another's displays, and participating in interactive activities.

Pictured here are students in Mr. Michael Marra’s BIG History class, demonstrating teamwork, global awareness, and critical thinking.

A student stands in a library, presenting information in front of a purple project board with notes and crosses.
A student in a yellow hoodie sits at a round wooden table in a library, holding a yellow stick. Two students sit at a wooden table in a library, holding pens and looking towards something off-camera.

 

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71 Lyell Ave
Spencerport, New York 14559
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