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Mark your calendars now for Spencerport’s Open Interview Day, Wednesday, Oct. 28, 2-6 p.m., in our District Office building, 71 Lyell Ave. We are hiring for substitute and contract opportunities: 

Full and part-time positions available

Paid time off
Great benefits - medical, dental & vision
Opportunity to join NYS Retirement System

  • bus attendants
  • bus drivers (paid training)
  • cleaners
  • food service helpers
  • grounds equipment operator
 

Substitute positions available

Earn extra income
Gain valuable experience
Flexible schedule

  • bus attendant
  • bus driver
  • cleaner
  • lunch monitor
  • school nurse
  • security worker
  • teacher
  • teacher aide
  • teaching assistant

Competitive wages, flexible schedules, and the option to join the NYS retirement system! Gain experience for future contract positions, which include paid leave time and benefits. Call (585) 349-5124.

 

A hiring flyer announcing an Open Interview Day on Wednesday, Oct. 28, from 2-6 p.m. at the District Office.

 

Volunteers sought for district financial committees

A graphic with gold and white text on a dark blue background reads 'Volunteer for a Spencerport Central School District Financial Committee'.We are currently looking for volunteers to serve on the Long-Range Financial Planning Committee and the 2026-27 Budget Focus Group. In addition, the district is seeking one community member to join the Audit Committee.

These committees provide an opportunity to learn about the budget process, review financial information, and offer feedback that helps guide informed decision-making for our schools and community.
 

Long-range Financial Committee

This new committee will review historical trends including enrollment, foundation aid, salaries, benefits, debt service, and infrastructure, to develop multi-year financial projections, identify potential challenges, and recommend strategies that support the district’s long-term fiscal stability and educational priorities. 

Meetings will be held from 5:30–6:30 p.m. on October 14, October 28, November 18, December 9, January 20 and February 3. No prior experience (Budget Focus Group) is necessary; however, given the depth and complexities of this review, please understand this commitment requires attendance at all meetings.  

To express interest in serving, please contact Marcy Clapper by Oct. 1 at 349-5101 or mclapper@spencerportschools.org.

 

Budget Focus Group 

Members provide the district personnel and community perspective during the preparation of the budget that will be presented to the community in May. 

Commitment: meetings will be held on the following Tuesdays at 5:30 p.m.: January 12, January 26, February 9, March 2, March 16, and April 7. 
 

Audit Committee 

The Board of Education is required to establish an Audit Committee to assist and advise the board on issues relating to the district’s external and internal audit functions. 

Commitment: meetings are held four times per year, September/October, December/January, March/April, and June, from 4-5:30 p.m. 

If interested in the BFG or audit committees, please contact Marcy Clapper at the information provided above.

Thank you.

Kiwanis donation supports community book study

L-r, Tim O'Connor, Crystal Benjamin, Erin Hassall, Cory Allen, posing behind a table laden with copies of a book.The Family Support Center is excited to introduce a new lending library resource, with books generously donated by the Spencerport Kiwanis.

On Sep. 18, Spencerport Kiwanis’ Crystal Benjamin delivered copies of Raising Kids with Big Baffling Behaviors by Robyn Gobbel. This resource will be the topic of a community book study facilitated by the Family Support Center in partnership with our elementary schools. The discussion centers on caring for a child who struggles with:

 

•    Aggressive behavior
•    Anxiety or depression
•    Sleep challenges
•    Negative self-talk
•    Defiant behavior
•    Intense emotional meltdowns


If you are, you are not alone. This is a no-shame, no-blame opportunity to connect during a free, seven-week virtual book study designed to support families as they learn practical strategies for understanding and responding to challenging behaviors. This is the second year for this book study, and previous participants provided the feedback below. 

 

If interested, contact Erin Hassall at ehassall@spencerportschools.org or 585-349-5158 for more information.

”Thanks again for putting on such a helpful program."

“Our school community is so lucky.”

“Thank you for your compassion, your understanding, your listening, your wisdom and for creating a safe comfortable space for all of us.”
     “This book study has helped me become more aware of my brain state and what I need to be able to be more connected with my children.”

“This book study was super great!  I would do it again!”

“I am so glad that I was able to be a part of this, I learned a lot, I felt supported, it was something I needed and didn't even realize how much until I was in it. Thank you!”

 

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Spencerport Central Schools
71 Lyell Ave
Spencerport, New York 14559
Phone: +1 585-349-5000

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