Debate Students Finish Out Their Season Strong
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As debate season draws to a close, we are pleased to announce that all of our debate students finished strong. HAC sent two teams to the Orange County Debate League Championship Tournament. There were 20 schools and 220 students competing at this tournament, and Fairmont HAC took home the prize for 5th overall team for our Gold Team. The students also were awarded the Tournament Award, which goes to the highest percent of wins regardless of size. Natalie B. was HAC's top speaker, garnering a 5th place speaker award.
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Gold Team
Yiyi O.
Dale T.
Lily C.
Cordelia L.
Natalie B.
Dean A.
Raniyah C.
Emmaly. N.
Chandler T.
Allison V.
Jian P.
Kirin B.
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Silver Team
Roma K.
Reeya S.
Ethan N.
Sydney L.
Nathan C.
Derrick K.
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In other big news, we had two students, Jennifer C. and Dale T., representing HAC at the Tournament of Champions in Lexington, Kentucky!
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Street Safety
With only two weeks of school remaining before summer break, this is no time to take a break from safety. Please remember, there is no parking in red zones on Mable Street. Also, please remember, in the morning, there are only two drop off locations for students. On the field side, students may be dropped off along the curb before the gym. There is no student drop off in front of the gym or parking lot. On the other side of Mable Street, there is a drop off at the curb before the big tree. For safety reasons, students MAY NOT be dropped off in the parking lot. This is very dangerous. Additionally, we ask that you remain in your car while utilizing the parent pick-up and drop-off. Otherwise, you are considered to be parked and Anaheim Police Department may ticket you. We thank you for helping us close out the school year in the safest way possible.
The final day of Homework Club and 4:15 pm Parent Pick-up will be Thursday, May 25.
John Hopkins CTY Award Ceremony
On Sunday, May 14, several students from HAC attended the 2017 Johns Hopkins CTY award ceremony to be recognized for High Honors on the SCAT and SAT.
Here is a list of our students whose names appear on the list of honorees:
Rahil L. (HAC, G5) for 2016 SCAT
Euan P. (HAC, G4) for 2016 SCAT
Jian P. (HAC, G7) for 2016 SCAT
Jayne S. (HAC, G4) for 2016 SCAT
Stellina A. (HAC, G3) for 2017 SCAT
Gianna N. (HAC, G7) for 2017 SCAT
Andrew H. (HAC, G7) for 2017 ACT/SAT
Congratulations, students, and a special shout out to Andrew H. who was honored for his high scores on the high school level SAT. We are so proud!
Summer Transportation
If your student will need to use Fairmont transportation to and from school this summer, it is imperative that you
complete the online transportation request form
. Routes will not run unless there are enough students.
To help you plan, here is the list of summer routes and leave time and drop-off times. Please remember that students must be at the bus stop five minutes prior to the scheduled leave time.
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Route Locations & Addresses
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Leave Time
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Drop Time
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Route A - Yorba Linda Library - 18181 Imperial Hwy, Yorba Linda, 92886
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7:30 AM
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5:30 PM
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Route B - Whitwood Library - 10537 Santa Gertrudes Ave, Whittier, 90603
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7:30 AM
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5:30 PM
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Route C - Cerritos Library - 18025 Bloomfield Ave, Cerritos, 90703
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7:45 AM
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5:15 PM
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Route D - Tustin Library - 345 East Main St, Tustin, 92780
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7:30 AM
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5:30 PM
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Route E - Diamond Canyon - 3338 Diamond Canyon, Diamond Bar, 91765
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7:30 AM
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5:30 PM
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Communication is Key! Fill out our Quick Parent Survey!
At Fairmont, we are constantly looking for ways to grow and your feedback is invaluable. You should have received an email last week with the link to a
quick, four question survey.
Please fill it out to help us know what we're doing right and what we can do better.
Your opinion is very important to us! Thank you in advance for taking the time to share your thoughts.
If you have not received the survey, please fill out the
Fairmont Parent Survey Request Form or email Stephanie Green at
[email protected] with your updated email address, and we will send it to you right away. Thank you for taking the time to share your thoughts.
Summer Hosting Opportunities
Fairmont Historic Anaheim Campus is excited to welcome students from Chengdu, China. The students (3rd - 5th grades) will be here from July 30 through August 8. If you are interested in a life changing international experience with your children this summer, please contact Andrea Cribbs at 714-234-2730 or
[email protected].
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2017 Fairmont Summer Programs - Wild African Safari
Registration is open for summer school, summer camp, and enrichment workshops! Some new and returning workshops include Jedi Training, Fashion Camp, Animation Flix, Destination Science, Lego Flix, and more!
View our summer's complete offerings or check out the
kindergarten-6th grade and
preschool calendars.
Summer school is a sure fire way to ensure students not only retain the information they learned in the last year, but to also prepare them for the upcoming one. Read our latest blog post for four reasons summer school can benefit your child.
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 Fit Fact:
Studies published in the Journal of Pediatrics found a direct correlation between aerobic fitness and passing scores on standardized math and reading tests. |
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Did you know that you can add a campus calendar to your personal calendar applications?
Click here to learn how. The full calendar is always available on the Fairmont website.
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 EPICS Students Give Back
Fairmont Prep students in the Advanced Science and Engineering Program end their year with the capstone class EPICS. EPICS stands for Engineering Projects in Community Service. Purdue University is the founding site and headquarters of the EPICS (Engineering Projects in Community Service) program and promotes the program in high schools around the world. Their mission is for the EPICS K-12 Program to be a leader in developing, disseminating, and supporting service learning models that engage students in engineering and computing-based design projects that meet the needs of their communities.
The motivation behind the EPICS program is to enable pre-college age students to connect engineering and computing design with people and local community needs. In the EPICS program, students work in teams and partner with a non-profit organization. Students design projects to meet the needs of this community partner, enabling them to better serve residents in the local community. Partnerships are key to the EPICS program. The EPICS model involves the reciprocity of benefits of student, community, and mentors. The community partners serve as the customers, corporate and higher education partners serve as mentor to the students offering expertise, and additional partnerships through foundations and philanthropic organizations offer financial and/or material support as needed.
Fairmont Prep's EPICS class had four teams working with Share Our Selves and Habitat for Humanity. They used their knowledge from the ASEP classes they took the past fours years and put it into action. Their projects were not only meaningful to the non-profits but to the volunteers as well. We are very proud of this year's projects and look forward to seeing how next year's EPICS students will help the community.
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"Safari" Fairmont Summer Programs
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