Fairgrieve Family JUNE Update 2026
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- June 3rd - 4th Graders class to Erie Canal Park, 9:15am
- June 6th - MoH Recipient Carlton Barrett Day
- June 8th - 9:00- Title 1 Family Engagement Meeting @ the Ed Center- all Families are welcome
- June 8th - 9:15-12:00- 5th & 6th Grade Track Meet at the High School
- June 9th - June Fairgrieve PTO, 4pm
- June 9th - 6:00pm- Board of Education Meeting
- June 10th - 2nd Gr. to Fort Ontario, 9:15 am
- June 10th - 3rd Gr. to Breitbeck Park, 9:15am
- June 10th - 5th/6th Spring Concert, FGE/Granby, 6pm in FGE GYM
- June 13th - Bike Rodeo and Family Fun Day at War Memorial, 12-4pm
- June 15th - UPK Field Trip to Rice Creek, 9:15am
- June 15th - 6th Gr. Field Trip to Seabreeze, 9:15am
- June 15th - 5:30-7:30- UPK- Kindergarten Transition Night @ Fairgrieve Elementary School
- June 16th - GRB Class of 2026 Grad Walk, 10:15am
- June 16th - UPK - Ice Cream Social Rm., 12:30pm
- June 18th - 5th Gr. Field Trip to Fair Haven State Park, 9:30am
- June 18th - Kindergarten Carnival/Celebration, 1pm
- June 19th - NO SCHOOL - Juneteenth Observance
- June 22nd - FGE Game Day
- June 24th 6th Grade Moving-Up Ceremony, 9:30am
- June 25th - Last Day of School for Students
- June 22nd - June 25th - 1/2 Days for students, 11:15am Dismissal
- June 23rd - 6:00pm- Board of Education Meeting
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Please note that Fairgrieve Elementary School ran safety drills the week of May 25th through 29th. This means that FGE has completed all required safety drills for the 25/26 school year. |
We will help our dragons to S.O.A.R. with a focus on Love of Learning - a character strength where you get excited about discovering new things, understanding the world, and new skills .
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FGE staff will being recognizing those students who are showing Love of Learning throughout the month of June at the June Awards Assembly on Monday, June 15th at 8:45am. |
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As we begin planning and preparing for the upcoming school year, one of our top priorities is creating balanced, positive, and successful classrooms for all of our students.
Our dedicated staff spends a great deal of time looking at each child’s unique learning style, personality, and academic needs to find the perfect classroom match. However, we also value your input as partners in your child’s education.
While I cannot make any absolute guarantees due to scheduling, class size limits, and staffing, please know that I will do my absolute best to honor your requests whenever possible.
Thank you for your trust, partnership, and support as we work to set every student up for a fantastic year ahead!
Teacher Assignments for the 2026-2027 school year will not be included on 4th quarter report cards. Families will be notified of teacher assignments at the end of August.
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The CAC (Child Advocacy Center), is excited to host a Bike Rodeo and Family Fun Day on June 14th from 12–4 PM at the Fulton War Memorial. This free event is a chance for families to come together and have fun while learning about bike safety. Enjoy activities like a bike rodeo, bounce houses, face painting, free food, raffles, and more. The goal is to bring the community together in a safe, welcoming environment for all. Click here to view the flyer. Bike Rodeo
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Full more information, please call the Fulton Family Y |
Full more information, please call the Fulton Family Y |
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Summer Enrichment For Current 4th & 5th Graders
Free summer enrichment program for students entering grades 5 and 6 next year. During this week-long experience at the CiTi Main Campus, students will have the opportunity to “Unearth Their Future” by exploring a variety of careers in a hands-on, engaging way. We encourage families to review the flyer for more details and consider this opportunity for their child.
We’re excited to share an engaging summer camp through CiTi BOCES: Guardians of the Lake Ontario National Marine Sanctuary Camp. This experience helps students build awareness and responsibility for protecting our local environment while having fun through hands-on learning. There is no cost to families, and transportation, breakfast, and lunch are provided. Students will explore Sterling Nature Center, learn how to protect Lake Ontario, and create and present a project as they discover what it means to be a “Guardian” of the Lake
Ontario Marine Sanctuary.
- August 10–14, 2026
- 9:00 AM – 2:00 PM daily
- Open to incoming 4th and 5th grade students
- Register here: citiboces.org/summercamp
- Please see the attached flyer for more details.
Micron Chip Camp For Current 5th & 6th Graders
CiTi BOCES is hosting the Oswego County Micron Chip Camp from July 7–9, 8:30 a.m.–2:30 p.m. at the CiTi BOCES Main Campus in Mexico, NY. This opportunity is open to current 5th and 6th grade students (entering grades 6–7 in fall 2026). There is no cost to families. Transportation, breakfast, and lunch will be provided. Students will engage in hands-on learning exploring semiconductor chips, artificial intelligence, and everyday technology. The experience also includes a visit to the Micron Clean Room Simulator at Onondaga Community College. A flyer is attached to share directly with students and families. Flyer
Questions:
Brian R. Heffron
Administrator of Workforce Development and Community Relations, CiTi BOCES
bheffron@citiboces.org | (315) 602-6051
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Please explore the Food Bank of Central New York’s Food Finder, an interactive map that helps families locate food pantries, free meal sites, mobile food pantries, and more throughout the Fulton community and across New York State. Simply enter any New York zip code or city name to find local resources. |
Is there someone in our school community that:
- has made a difference?
- gone above and beyond?
- demonstrates continuous hard work and dedication?
- helped your child grow or experience success?
Please take a moment to nominate a School Champion by filling out the online form.
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Eric P. Koproski
Principal
Fairgrieve Elementary
716 Academy Street
Fulton, NY 13069
P: (315) 593-5550
F: (315) 593-5561
ekoprosk@fulton.cnyric.org
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