Fayetteville-Manlius Central School District
- Manlius, NY
- 25 reviews
- AcademicsA+
- DiversityC+
- TeachersA+
- College PrepA+
- Clubs & ActivitiesA+
- Health & SafetyA+
- AdministrationA+
- SportsA-
- FoodA+
- Resources & FacilitiesA+
Address
8199 E Seneca Tpke
Manlius, NY 13104
Telephone
(315) 692-1200
Website
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Total Expenses
$78,159,000
Expenses Per Student
$19,686/ student
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$12,239Fayetteville-Manlius Central School District Reviews
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My overall experience with Fayetteville-Manlius was exceptional! The teachers genuinely care about their students and want them to succeed. I will say, however, that the better teachers tend to be assigned to honors classes.
There is a lot of pressure, however, to achieve great things in the classroom, on the sports field, in the band etc. There are many amazing opportunities for students (personally, I was part of the music department and it was amazing!)but there comes a lot of cutthroat competition and pressure along with it. There can also be a sense of entitlement among some students.
In addition, special education within this district is lackluster at best.
Overall though, the strong academics, tons of extracurricular opportunities, exceptional faculty and focus on excellence make up for the small failings in student attitude. Bright young men and women who genuinely wish to succeed will surely do so here.
There is a lot of pressure, however, to achieve great things in the classroom, on the sports field, in the band etc. There are many amazing opportunities for students (personally, I was part of the music department and it was amazing!)but there comes a lot of cutthroat competition and pressure along with it. There can also be a sense of entitlement among some students.
In addition, special education within this district is lackluster at best.
Overall though, the strong academics, tons of extracurricular opportunities, exceptional faculty and focus on excellence make up for the small failings in student attitude. Bright young men and women who genuinely wish to succeed will surely do so here.
The three and a half years I’ve spent at FM were outstanding. The teachers are great. Very interested and involved with the students. Lots of AP and dual enrollment courses are offered to juniors and seniors so you can get a leg up on college courses. The food is great, especially the paninis! Lots of sports are offered. No. 1 in the Nation for cross country running. Very cohesive and active student body. Homecoming is always a blast. Glad I went here!
Having lived here my whole life and recently graduating, and moving onto a whole new world, it is safe to say that Fayetteville-Manlius is simply, the best. Everything from its academics, which are nationally recognized in many areas, to a community who care about each other, are contagious with success and joy. The staff employed in the FM school district have shaped me to be a caring and hard working student. There wasn't a day of school that I didn't enjoy. This is also due to the kids that were my classmates. Each and everyday I looked forward to seeing my classmates and teachers alike. With top notch facilities and teaching, it is no surprise that the district is almost top-100 in the nation. It is a wonderful place to live and grow up, inside and out the classroom.