Student Spotlight: Tyler D. | A New Lunch Option | National Signing Day | State of the Community
Your quick resource for news and information from Fairview Park City Schools | February 2017
Student Spotlight: Q&A with Tyler D. of the FPCS Broadcast Network
If you've attended any basketball games lately, you've likely noticed a student broadcaster on the sidelines. Tyler D., an 8th grader at Mayer Middle School, is quickly becoming known as the voice of Fairview athletics.
District Adds Grant-Funded Salad Bars to Gilles-Sweet and MS/HS Cafeterias
Students at Fairview High School enjoy the new salad bar.
Students across the district will now have a new option for school lunch - a salad bar.
Fairview Park City Schools was awarded a grant for two salad bars from the United Fresh Produce Association, one of the founding partners of the Let's Move Salad Bars to Schools initiative that engages the produce industry to support salad bars for schools as a way to increase children's access and consumption of fresh fruits and vegetables. The funding comes from the Chef Ann Foundation, but more specifically (and locally) D.R. Walcher Farms in North Fairfield, OH and Holthouse Farms in Willard, OH.
Students at Gilles-Sweet Elementary enjoy the new salad bar.
Senior Mo Wolansky Signs Letter of Intent to Play Softball at Shawnee State University
On National Signing Day, February 1, Mo Wolansky was joined by her parents, coaches, friends and teachers as she signed a letter of intent to play softball at Shawnee State University. Congratulations, Mo!
Save the Date: 2017 State of the Community Address
Save the date for the annual State of the Community address on Wednesday, March 22 at 7 p.m. at the Gemini Center.
For the second year, Mayor Eileen Ann Patton and Superintendent Dr. Bill Wagner will together present an update on the community and schools.
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