Fulton City School District

Fulton City School District is a school district in Fulton, New York, United States. The current superintendent is Mr. Brian Pulvino.

Fulton City Schools
Location
Fulton, New York
United States
District information
GradesK-12
SuperintendentBrian Pulvino
Students and staff
Athletic conferenceSection III
District mascotRed Raiders
ColorsRed,White and Green               
Other information
WebsiteFulton City School District

The district operates six schools: G. Ray Bodley High School, Fulton Junior High, Fairgrieve Elementary, Granby Elementary, Lanigan Elementary, and Volney Elementary.

Administration

The District offices are located 167 South Fourth Street. The current Superintendent is Mr. Brian Pulvino.[1]

Administrators
  • Mr. Brian Pulvino–Superintendent
  • Ms. Elizabeth Conners–Executive Director of Instruction and Assessment
  • Ms. Kathy Nichols–Director of Finance
  • Mr. Thomas Greer–Director of Personnel
  • Mr. Christopher Ells–Director, Health, Physical Education and Athletics
  • Mr. Gerald Seguin–Director of Facilities, Operations and Transportation
  • Ms. Geri Geitner–Directory of Student Support Programs
  • Ms. Katherine Adams–Director of Special Instructional Programs and Pupil Services (SIPPS)
  • Mr. Dominick Lisi–Director of Technology
  • Mr. Daniel Carroll–Director of Instructional Support Services
  • Ms. Terry Warwick–Director of Food Services
  • Ms. Carrie Waloven–Director of Literacy/Universal Pre-K[1]

Board of Education
  • Mr. Robert Ireland – Vice President
  • Mrs. Robbin Griffin–President
  • Mr. Brian Hotaling–Clerk
  • Mrs. Rae Howard
  • Mrs. Rosemary Occhocinco
  • Mr. Daniel Pawlewicz
  • Mr. Robert Somers[2]

Selected Former Superintendents

Previous assignment and reason for departure denoted in parentheses

  • Mr. Robert A. MacDonald–1954-1959 (Principal - Fulton High School, retired[3])
  • Mr. Glenn W. Clark–1959-1976 (Principal - Fulton High School, retired[4])
  • Mr. William H. Rasbek[5]–1981-1988[6]
  • Mr. John Grant
  • Mr. Michael J. Egan–1995-2005[7] (Assistant Superintendent for Curriculum & Instruction - Fulton City School District, retired)
  • Mr. Michael A. Maroun–2005[7]-2006[8]

G. Ray Bodley High School
G. Ray Bodley High School
Information
PrincipalDonna Parkhurst
Grades9-12
Director of Corrective ActionSteve Frawley
Response to Intervention SpecialistSalvatore Fiordimalva
WebsiteG. Ray Bodley High School

G. Ray Bodley High School is located at 6 William Gillard Drive and serves grades 9 through 12. The current principal is Mrs. Donna Parkhurst, and the current vice principals are Ms. Amy Stephenson and former professional wrestler Mr. Marc J. Copani.[9]

History

Selected former principals

Previous assignment and reason for departure denoted within parentheses

  • Mr. Robert C. MacDonald–1929-1954 (Principal - Manlius High School, named Superintendent of Fulton City School District[3])
  • Mr. Glenn W. Clark–1954-1959 (Principal - Waddington High School, named Superintendent of Fulton City School District[3])
  • Mr. Carl F. Rowland–1959-1978 (Principal - J.R. Fairgrieve School,[3] retired[10])
  • Mr. Joseph Campolietta–1979-1984 (Vice Principal - G. Ray Bodley High School,[11] retired[12])
  • Mr. Michael J. Egan–1984[13]-1992, 2008-2009[14] (Vice Principal - G. Ray Bodley,[12] named Assistant Superintendent of Curriculum & Instruction of Fulton City Schools (1992), returned from retirement to serve interim appointment)
  • Mr. Martin L. Swenson
  • Mr. James G. Granozio–1992-Oct. 1994 (House Principal - Cicero-North Syracuse High School,[15] resigned and placed on special assignment[16])
  • Mr. Allen Bilofsky–Oct. 1994-Jun. 1995 [interim] (Vice Principal - G. Ray Bodley High School, returned to VP duties)
  • Ms. Mary P. Kinsella–1995-1997 (Vice Principal - Pine Grove Junior High School,[11] resigned[17])
  • Mrs. Jackie Stewart–1997-2001[18] (Vice Principal - G. Ray Bodley High School, retired)
  • Mr. Patrick Dolan [interim]–2001–2003
  • Mr. Dennis P. Dumas–2003[18]-2008[14] (Vice Principal - G. Ray Bodley High School, placed on special assignment and retired[19])
  • Mr. Brian Buchanan–2009-2012 (Principal - Willard Prior Elementary School, named Assistant Principal of G. Ray Bodley High School)

Selected former assistant principals

Previous assignment and reason for departure denoted within parentheses

  • Mr. Joseph Campolietta–1965-1979 (Social Studies teacher - Fulton City School District,[11] named Principal of G. Ray Bodley High School)
  • Mr. Michael J. Egan–1978[12]-1984 (unknown, named Principal of G. Ray Bodley High School)
  • Mr. Bruce Burritt–?-1984 (Unknown, named Principal of Port Byron High School[20])
  • Mr. David Borst–1984-1985 [interim] (Director of Guidance - G. Ray Bodley High School, named Director of Guidance at Phoenix High School[20])
  • Mr. Allen P. Bilofsky–1984-1996 (Vice Principal/Social Studies instructor - Westhill High School,[21][22] named Principal of Waterloo High School[17])
  • Mr. Louis P. Chistolini–1985-1988 (Guidance counselor - Solvay High School,[23] unknown)
  • Ms. Margaret G. Culkowski[24]–1988-1990 (Graduate assistant - Syracuse University,[25] resigned[26])
  • Mrs. Jacalyn Stewart–1990-1997 (Administrative Intern - Corcoran High School,[21] named Principal of G. Ray Bodley High School)
  • Mr. Kenneth Chatterton [interim]–1991-1992
  • Mr. Dennis Dumas–2000[27]-2003 (Assistant Middle School Principal - Fayetteville-Manlius Central School District,[27] named Principal of G. Ray Bodley High School)
  • Mr. Kenneth Brafman
  • Mr. John Phillips [interim]
  • Mrs. Tina Winkler–?-2008 (unknown, resigned[28])
  • Mrs. Deborah Stuetz–2008-2012 (unknown, named Assistant Principal of Fulton Junior High School)
  • Mr. William Greene–2012-2015

Fulton Junior High
Fulton Junior High School
Information
PrincipalMarc Copani
Grades7-8
EnrollmentApprox. 400[29] (2009-2010)
WebsiteFulton Junior High

Fulton Junior High School is located at 129 Curtis Street and serves grades 7 and 8. The current principal is Mr. Marc Copani and the current assistant principal is Ms. Elizabeth Stoddard.[30]

History

Selected former principals
  • Mr. Ryan Lanigan–?-2017*Mr. Mark Slosek–?-2007[31][32]
  • Ms. Donna Parkhurst–2007-2011 (Principal of Volney Elementary School, named Principal of G. Ray Bodley High School)

Selected former assistant principals
  • Mr. Ryan Lanigan–2011-2013 (unknown, named Principal of Fulton Junior High School :.)

Fairgrieve Elementary
Fairgrieve Elementary School
Information
PrincipalJean Sampsell
GradesK-6
WebsiteFairgrieve Elementary

Fairgrieve Elementary School is located at 716 Academy Street and serves grades pre-K through 6. The current principal is Ms. Jean Ciesla.[33]

History

Selected former principals

Mr. Fred Gibbons was first principal. (Mr. Rowland taught metal shop at high school)

  • Mr. Carl Rowland–1955-1958[3]
  • Ms. Grace C. Lynch (acting)–1955[3]
  • Mr. Stanley Finkle[34][35]

Granby Elementary

Granby Elementary School
Information
PrincipalHeather Perry
GradesK-6
Number of studentsApprox. 525[36]
WebsiteGranby Elementary School

Granby Elementary School is located at 400 West Seventh Street, North and serves grades K through 6. The current principal is Ms. Heather J. Perry.[36]

History

Selected former principals

Lanigan Elementary

J.E. Lanigan Elementary School
Information
PrincipalJeff Hendrickson
GradesK-6
MascotLanigan Eagles
WebsiteLanigan Elementary

J.E. Lanigan Elementary School is located at 59 Bakeman Street and serves grades K through 6. The current principal is Mr. Jeffrey Hendrickson.[40]

History

Former principals

Volney Elementary

Volney Elementary School
Information
PrincipalTodd Terpening
GradesK-6
MascotVolney Vorkings
WebsiteVolney Elementary

Volney Elementary School is located at 2592 State Route 3 and serves grades K through 6. The current principal is Mr. Todd Terpening.[45]

History

Former principals

  • Mr. Blayne Webb
  • Mr. Harold Waugh[46]
  • Ms. Donna Parkhurst–?-2007[47][48]

References

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  5. G. Ray Bodley 1988 Yearbook (PDF). June 1988. Retrieved 2010-05-30.
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  10. "Carl Roland, Educator, Dies" (PDF). Oswego Valley News. 1979. Retrieved June 8, 2010.
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