OFAL

      Tonight (2019-11-26) was a meeting of the Honeoye Falls-Lima Board of Education (BoE).

      The big topic of the evening was the workshop on On-Line Learning. In fact, it used such a large chunk of time that later on there was a request to table a topic so the meeting would end sooner. Although that might have also been influenced by it being Thanksgiving on Thursday. Continue reading →

      Tonight (2019-11-12) was a meeting of the Honeoye Falls-Lima Board of Education (BoE).

      First off, it came up at various times and in various ways that the public at large feels uninformed on the current construction and the capitol project it is part of. Accordingly, pointing out there was a presentation on that tonight. If you too want information on this topic, look at tonight’s presentation and/or the District’s website. And for those of you new to the internet, the blue words are links, click on them for more on that topic. Continue reading →

      Tonight (2019-10-29) was a meeting of the Honeoye Falls-Lima Board of Education (BoE).

      Likely of greatest significance for the average taxpayer (ie voter), there will be a special vote on December 17th to spend about $10 million on another capitol project (2.5 for those of you keeping count). On December 10th there will be a public hearing at 7PM, if anyone has any questions on this topic. It was pointed out that if we spend the ~$10 million, the state will reimburse ~$7 million. If we spend nothing, we get nothing. Continue reading →

      Tonight (2019-10-15) was a meeting of the Honeoye Falls-Lima Board of Education (BoE).

      Before the meeting was another wandering of the construction site (ie school). The project is coming along nicely. Looks like the new office at the High School is now in use, and the new turf field looks to be (mostly?) done. Although the wall around the High School cafeteria looks rather bland, seems like a great place for some decoration. Especially because, when the project gets to that point, it will all be painted over. Maybe something for the annual Christmas decoration competition? Continue reading →