April 13, 2018
In This Issue:
Debate Students Sweep Competition
We are extremely proud of our Fairmont North Tustin debate students who took part in the ninth annual OC Debate League Spring Tournament at Buena Park Junior on March 24!

8th graders: Jack G. Ryan G., Delara S., Vivian T.
7th graders: Aydin A., Kian A., Misha B., Karim D., Rohun G., Cliff J., Rayhan J., Jones L., Sharif S., Sahil V.
6th graders: Kamran A., Brian C., Ara M.
5th graders: Chloette H., Aumrita S.


This event had nearly 300 students from 20 local public and private schools debating the following topics

  • The government should not add fluoride to drinking water.
  • Cryptocurrency does more good than harm.
  • Ban homework!
And, for the first time this year, Fairmont North Tustin swept all three awards categories!

Below are the results for specific award categories.

Speaker Award (to the top 40 speakers)
  • Ryan G. ---   first place (top 8th grader)
  • Kamran A. ---   eighth place (top 6th grader)
Team Awards (to the top 20 teams)
  • Team GBG (Ryan G., Misha B., Jack G.) ---   first place
  • Team ALA (Kamran A., Jones L., Aydin A.) ---   sixth place
  • Team VJS (Sahil V., Rayhan J., Sharif S.) ---   seventh place
School Sweepstakes Awards (to the top five schools)
  • Fairmont North Tustin (Tournament Award ---   Percentage Wins) ---   first place
  • Fairmont North Tustin (Overall Wins Award ---   Regardless of Size) ---   third place
Great job, team!

The students look forward to our next tournament on Saturday, May 5, again at Buena Park Junior High, where students will debate the following topics:
  • The Olympic Games should include e-sports.
  • States should not be permitted to create campaign-free zones at polling places.
  • Reptiles should not be kept as pets.
  • A nuclear attack on North Korea should be "off the table" (final round public debate)
These debates are public and open to observation ---   the debaters would love to have interested families from Fairmont attend.
News & Announcements
Spelling Bee
Congratulations for 6th grade student Dean A. for being chosen to attend the Scripps National Spelling Bee in Washington, D.C.! He will compete on May 27 through June 1. Good luck, Dean!


Photography Success
Congratulations are also in order for 8th grader Anjali C., who was a division winner at this year's Imaginology Youth Project Competition at the OC Fair. Way to go, Anjali!


Pitch Burst
The Fairmont Parent Association's annual fundraiser is an event in which the students pitch a ball, hit a target, and pop water balloons to soak their favorite teachers or staff members! We are changing it up this year! We will have each elementary class and junior high grade participate together as a class! Let's work together to get the most throws for every student in the class. If you would like to donate, please fill out the fundraiser form, and return to the NTFPA mailbox in the front office.


Bananas Over Reading
At Fairmont Private Schools, we know that reading is definitely not monkey business ---   it's beneficial to all students and is also a tremendous amount of FUN!

Join us at Fairmont Anaheim Hills on Saturday, May 5, from 9:00 am to 12:00 pm for a wonderful family event filled with engaging story time, carnival games, snow cones, face painting, and an exciting opportunity for your child to take a photo with PBS KIDS character Curious George, as seen on PBS SoCal!

Because we believe that every child deserves to go bananas over reading, we are asking each family to bring a new book to the event to donate to the Children's Hospital of Orange County Family Resource Center. Space is limited, so RSVP today! Can't make the event? You can still participate in our book drive to benefit CHOC patients. Simply bring your donation of a new book to any of our Fairmont campuses.


2018 Summer Programs ---   Out-of-This-World Adventure
Registration is now open for summer school, summer camp, and enrichment workshops!

Enroll by April 30, and receive a 10-percent discount! Some new and returning workshops include Brick City Engineers, Remote Control Mania, Junior Magician Camp, Backpack Sewing Camp, and more! View our summer's complete offerings to learn more. 

Summer school is a wonderful way to help students not only retain the information they learned in the last year but also to prepare them for the upcoming one.

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Husky Highlight
Fairmont Prep IBP Students Learn from Leaders at Oracle
The Fairmont Prep International Baccalaureate (IB) Business and Management class visited Oracle in Irvine on Wednesday, April 11, 2018. Oracle provides leading-edge capabilities in software as a platform, infrastructure, and data service. Oracle is the industry leader in banking, communications, logistics, retail, financial services, and engineering, to name a handful.

The students were excited to have Oracle Vice President of Development Reza B'Far provide a tour of the facility, during which students were able to meet other executives and engineers from the company. Mr. B'Far kept our International Business Program (IBP) students engaged and educated them on how Oracle, an American multinational computer technology corporation, has sustained success throughout the years.
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