OC Science and Engineering Fair Competitors Advance to State Event
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Congratulations to our Orange County Science and Engineering Fair competitors! We are so proud of their dedication and commitment to a very time-consuming assignment. Three of our junior high students advanced to compete at the California State Science Fair at Exposition Park!
Categories and Winners
Botony: Firas Q. --- first place (special award: OCSEF David Walkington Memorial Award)
Microbiology and Cell Biology: Alexa L. --- first place (special award: Zymo Research)
Physical Product Science: Kael M. --- first place Physics/Astronomy: Jordan S. --- third place (special award: SPIE the International Society for Optics and Photonics)
Applied Mechanics/Structures and Mechanics/Manufacturing: Arya M. --- honorable mention
Fluids/Aerodynamics: Natalie R. --- honorable mention
Firas, Alexa, and Kael will compete in the California State Science Fair on Monday, April 23, through Tuesday, April 24.
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3rd Grade Trip to San Diego
Our 3rd grade students spent an entire day in San Diego, starting at 6 am at the ARTIC Center in Anaheim to take the Amtrak to La Jolla. They visited the Scripps Birch Aquarium and participated in a marine archaeologist project. The group then traveled by Lux Bus to Balboa Park. The 3rd graders made copies of the intricate plaster flowers that are part of the park facades. Then they all participated in a scavenger hunt around all of the buildings in Balboa Park. Everyone had a great time!
Be sure to check out the pictures of their exciting trip!
Junior Kindergarten/Kindergarten Music Program
We have the cutest kiddos in the whole world (OK, in the JK/K world)! Mrs. Beilman worked her magic again and got 70 5-year-olds and 6-year-olds to sing beautifully and harmoniously! Our junior kindergarten and kindergarten students were so amazing and sang every song perfectly with every hand motion, and it was darling. Parents, you should be so proud of these little guys and girls!
Check out the pictures from the program!
3rd Grade Spelling Bee
Congratulations to all of the students who competed in this week's 3rd grade spelling bee! The results of this exciting contest are below.
First place --- Aaron L. Second place --- Jumana Z. Third place --- Taede M.
Finalists: Calvin B. Naomi D. Pierce E. Maya G. Sidney S. |
Yasmina S. Ariadne T-M. Sarah T. Jacob W. |
If you see these students in the hallways, be sure to offer them your congratulations.
Take Me Out to the Ballgame!
We have about 10 tickets left if you would still like to join us! Please email Vicky Mantell for the tickets. Join us for another fun-filled Fairmont family outing on Friday, April 20, at Angels Stadium in Anaheim as we cheer on the Los Angeles Angels to victory as they face off against the San Francisco Giants! First pitch is at 7:07 pm, and it's a corduroy hat giveaway night, so you don't want to miss it!
Upcoming Family Picnic
Mark your calendars for Thursday, April 12!
Spring is in the air, and there is nothing better than a picnic with your child and Fairmont friends --- AND ICE CREAM! We will host the All-School Ice Cream Social during your child's lunch time. You can bring a lunch or order lunch from our cafeteria. After lunch, we will have ice cream sundaes for everyone! Bring a blanket and lawn chair, and come relax. See below for lunch times by grade levels.
1st grade
--- 11:00 am
JK/kindergarten
--- 11:15 am
Preschool
--- 11:30 am
Junior high
--- 11:32 am
Second grade
--- 11:45 am
Pre-kindergarten
--- 12:00 pm
3rd grade
--- 12:00 pm
4th grade
--- 12:15 pm
5th grade
--- 12:30 pm
Important Notes from Campus Director's Update
Starting APRIL 9: FAIRMONT DRESS CODE --- UNIFORMS AND HAIR STYLES Moms and dads, boys and girls: We want to finish the year strong. Following the rules is important. With this advanced notice, please help to ensure that your child is complying with our school uniform dress code and hair styles.
Why April 9? Monday, April 9, is the first day back from spring break. From that point forward, it's a fresh start at following the rules. This gives you time to get those haircuts and obtain the correct uniform items.
Every Day Students are expected to tuck in shirts and blouses at all times. All students should be dressed and groomed according to the rules.
Solid Black Belts If pants have belt loops, then the student should be wearing a solid black belt.
Shoes Shoes and laces should be predominantly one color: black, navy, gray, red, or white. Boots are not allowed.
Socks Socks, tights, and leggings should be navy, black, or white.
Formal Uniforms on Wednesdays All students: Wear your sweater or sport coat. Junior high students: Wear and tie your ties properly. Forget to wear your formal uniform on Wednesday? Then wear your formal uniform on Thursday.
Outer Wear Coats and jackets should only be official Fairmont apparel.
Hair Styles Conservative hair styles are the rule. Hair may not be teased, dyed, or highlighted. Excessive use of mousse/gel products is not permitted. Fad haircuts and radical haircuts are not acceptable. Styles that combine buzzed or short-cropped lengths with longer lengths are not acceptable. Spiked hair longer than 1 inch is not acceptable. Hair may not be shaved so that skin is visible.
Boys' Hair Boys' hair may not be longer than the top of his shirt collar. Eyes and ears must be visible. Hair tucked behind the ears is too long.
P.E. Clothes in Junior High Students are expected to dress out in their Fairmont P.E. uniforms every day. Not wearing P.E. clothes will impact the student's grade in P.E. class.
Judgment Calls Ultimately, the judgment of school administrators will dictate what is acceptable in dress and grooming.
Consequences Students who are not in uniform or not in compliance with our dress code may be required to change into acceptable uniforms (clean but used) or be sent home. Repeated infractions of Fairmont's dress code will result in a consequence(s) that may include loss of recess that day, impact on citizenship and effort marks on report card, tie into classroom management system, conference with student and parents, or other courses of action.
Friendly Reminders -Gently worn uniform items are available for $5 each from our Fairmont Parent Association. -Check lost and found -Embroidery
New Uniform Company Lands' End: Shop online or in person for sizing at Sears at South Coast Plaza. Old school uniforms are OK to wear through the last day of school next year (June 2019). Only new Lands' End school uniforms are to be worn starting with the first day of school in August 2019.
Spring break begins on Friday, March 30 (this day will be a teacher in-service day) and goes through Friday, April 6. School will resume on Monday, April 9.
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