Petitioner also challenges the district's practice of charging parents for field trips, allowing students' artwork to be sold and the alleged commencement of an unapproved capital project. The appeal must be dismissed. No other monies were spent and no capital improvement was undertaken or approved by the Fairport Board of Education. Commencing with the 1993-94 school year, all field trips are paid in full through the school district budget. This appeal followed.
Petitioner seeks the superintendent's removal for willful violation of law.
Petitioner also requests that I direct that all field trips be paid for through the school district budget, that I prohibit the expenditure of funds for the proposed science courtyard and prohibit the school district from using reproductions of students' artwork for fund-raising purposes. Respondent seeks to have the appeal dismissed for improper service, untimeliness, mootness and because respondent superintendent did not engage in any willful violation of law. Respondents correctly allege that the board of education has not been named as a party in this appeal. In addition, none of the individual respondents were personally served. The record reflects that while service of the notice of petition and petition was made on the district clerk, the school district was not named as a party.