To keep our schools strong and moving forward, the Fairview Park City Schools Board of Education voted to place a 7.9-mill continuing operating levy on the ballot this November. This is the district's first request for new operating funds in 14 years.
Click here to learn about the impact on middle and high school programs and services should Issue 72 not pass.
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Michael R.- 6th grade WOW
Our 6th Grade Warrior of the Week is Michael R! Michael has worked very hard to start the school year. Michael is great to have in class and continues to strive to learn more each class. His participation in class is outstanding and we expect to continue to see great things from him. Keep up the good work Michael!
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Vincent R.- 7th grade WOW
The 7th grade team is proud to announce that Vincent R. is our Warrior of the week! Vinny is such an exceptional student who is always well prepared for class and his work is creative. He is taking a lot of pride in his work for math working hard both in and outside of class. In class, Vinny is engaged and often shares his thoughts and ideas. Outside of class, Vinny works hard to complete his checkpoints in a timely manner and prepare for his power focus areas. Vinny has been rocking it in social studies. He is a role-model and is always willing to help those around him.As one can see Vinny brings a positive attitude to the classroom and shows that true Warrior spirit.
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Katelyn N.- 8th grade WOW
The 8th-grade team would like to congratulate Kate N. on earning Warrior of the Week. Kate has been producing exceptional work in all of her classes. She is an active participant in Google Meets and knocks it out of the park when she is in class. Kate is also a student-athlete and is doing a fantastic job balancing athletics and her school work. Kate, we could not be happier to have you as a part of our 8th-grade family. Keep it up!
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Brielle R.- 9th grade WOW
Brielle R. is our 9th Grade Warrior of the Week! Brielle is incredibly self-driven and inquisitive! She is very organized and responsible. Keep up the great work in class and when working from home! Way to go Brielle!
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Hira A.- 10th grade WOW
Hira A. has been selected as our 10th Grade Warrior of the Week! Hira always does her work to the best of her ability, asks questions, fully participates, and is engaged in learning! If every student were as diligent as Hira our jobs would be that much easier! Keep up the great work, Hira!!
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Cailin R.- 11th grade WOW
Cailin R. is our 11th Grade Warrior of the Week! Cailin’s positive attitude and dedication to her studies while facing the challenges of this year are outstanding! Keep up the good work!
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Jade P.- 12th grade WOW
Jade P. is our 12th Grade Warrior of the Week! Jade brings energy and sunshine to the Classroom or Google Meet everyday! This positivity radiates to not only her fellow students but her teachers as well! Way to go Jade!
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Important Information for Polaris Students |
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Dear Parents and Students:
We have reached the midway point of the first quarter for the 2020-2021 school year. I want to thank all of our parents and students for continuing to be flexible as we work to return to our normal operating schedule.
We are happy to announce that beginning Monday, October 26, 2020, Polaris Career Center will be ending our hybrid schedule and will begin operating on our regular three-hour-block schedule for all students. All of our associate high schools and transportation departments have been informed of our schedule change. The new daily Polaris schedule beginning Monday, October 26, 2020, will be as follows:
Juniors
7:15 AM - Doors open for students
7:50 AM - Junior classes begin
10:50 AM - Junior dismissal
10:50 - 11:20 AM – Lunch for Polaris Staff
Seniors
11:00 AM – Doors open for students
11:20 AM - Senior classes begin
2:20 PM - Senior dismissal
We will continue to follow the recommendations of the Cuyahoga County Board of Health and the CDC regarding COVID-19. Please visit us at www.polaris.edu for the most up-to-date information regarding Polaris Career Center. We are excited to begin our regular operating hours while maintaining a safe learning environment for all of our students and staff.
BELOW IS THE UPDATED BUSSING INFORMATION FOR OUR STUDENTS
Departure from FHS (Juniors): 6:55 a.m. - Students should arrive at FHS no later than 6:50 a.m.
Departure from FHS (Seniors): 10:30 a.m. - Students should arrive at FHS no later than 10:25 a.m.
Return to FHS (Juniors): 11:30 a.m.
Return to FHS (Seniors): 3:50 p.m.
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Parents, please don't be left out of the loop this year! Get all the information you need regarding events at school and through PTA. We have a new website that makes it super easy to join Fairview Park MS/HS PTA!
It's through MemberHub There will be groups with in the site devoted to each years class (ex: 2021, 2022, 2023 & 2024) we will need members like you to help keep friends and other parents current with what's going on in each class! We will also have Hubs for After Prom, Community Outreach, 8th Grade dance, Reflections, Staff Appreciation, Career night & Scholars Reception to just name a few of the possibilities. Find your passion with us and let’s make this an EXCEPTIONAL year!
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CONTENT ASSESSMENTS: How do I support my student if he/she is off track?
If your student is off-track for Content Assessments in a course:
Ask your child to show you how and where they take notes to prepare for their Content Assessments. Students should work on note-taking and practice for Content Assessments outside of school. Ask the student if they have taken notes on every Power Focus Area Objective.
Ask them if they took the Diagnostic Exam for the Power Focus Area. If yes, ask them which objectives they need to refocus on and study more before taking the Content Assessment again.
Check if there are any Content Assessments your child has attempted but not passed in the Year section on the platform. If your student is attempting Content Assessments, but not passing them, encourage them to strategy shift and reflect on what study techniques work well for them.
Ask your student if they have used all resources to help them pass this Power Focus Area?
Ask your student if they have a friend who has passed it and can help?
They also may want to reach out to their teacher for additional support.
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A Message from OhioGuidestone |
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This fall, as thousands of students and teachers are back in school, the OhioGuidestone is pleased to join with the Ohio Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services (OhioMHAS) to promote the ABCs of Mental Health, a new resource for those who may be feeling the weight of new rules and regulations and heightened health and safety concerns.
Under the leadership of Ohio Governor Mike DeWine, OhioMHAS has ramped up state efforts to increase access to mental health and addiction services and promote helpful resources throughout the pandemic and is approaching the issue of social isolation from multiple angles. Earlier this year, the department established the COVID Careline – 1.800.720.9616 – to help meet the needs of Ohioans struggling with loneliness, isolation and other challenges resulting from the pandemic. OhioMHAS also launched the Strive For Five Challenge, a statewide awareness campaign to help individuals and families cope with feelings of stress, anxiety, and isolation by connecting with others.
OhioMHAS and its county partners continue to promote a variety of resources to help young people through these challenging times as well. The Hey I’m Here campaign is a youth-led online community that provides a safe digital space for young people to share their stories, offer encouragement to one-another, and help peers find mental health resources. Meanwhile, the Be Present Ohio website offers resources for teens and young adults to learn how they can care for their mental health in stressful times, and it provides them with tips for talking to close friends, siblings and classmates who may be struggling emotionally.
If you, or someone you know is struggling and in need of help or immediate crisis services, please call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1.800.273.8255, or reach out through the Ohio Crisis Text Line by texting the keyword 4HOPE to 741 741.
OhioGuidestone is available to provide support to educators as well as students.
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HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL TRYOUT INFORMATION (BOYS & GIRLS)
Is your Son or Daughter interested in trying out for the HS basketball team? If so, click this link for more information! Tryouts begin October 23rd!
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Tech Support: support@fairview.k12.oh.us
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Family and Community Engagement (FACE) |
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Hello Fairview Park MS/HS Families!
I hope that the second week of transition from remote to hybrid has gone smoothly for all! Our teachers and staff are working so hard for our FP families -- they are awesome!
Hopefully everyone remembers that in the 19-20 and 20-21 school year, each school district in the state received funding for Student Wellness and Success.
Two partnerships that are now set up and running:
Guidestone Groups - OhioGuidestone is already in our district to see individual students, and our school counselors are partnering with them to provide groups for our students 6-12. Various topics from our framework of promoting social, emotional and academic success include:
- Self-Awareness; Self-Management; Social-Awareness; Relationship Skills; Goal-Directed Behavior; Personal Responsibility; Decision-Making; and Optimistic Thinking
These groups will be facilitated by a combination of our FPCSD Licensed Professional School Counselors, Mary Cory and Jen Parente, along with Licensed Social Worker Sarah Pawlaczyk and/or Case Manager, Gabby Little.
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact the school counseling office @440-356-3500 x 4147 or OhioGuidestone School Services Assistant Director, Mindy Kaminski @ 216-470-0460.
How can your child get involved?
*If you are interested in your child participating in a group or being seen individually (either in person or virtually), please contact their school counselor.
*A school counselor may contact you to recommend them for one of these activities.
*If you want to Opt-Out of these services - please contact their school counselor, Mrs. Cory (grades 6-9) or Ms. Parente (grades 10-12).
We look forward to supporting your child’s successful transition/return to the FPCSD with this unique opportunity!
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WARRIOR FACE MASKS
The Class of 2021 has Fairview Warrior face masks for sale.
Made from athletic material
Three sizes to choose from (Youth Large, Adult S/M and Adult L/XL)
Comfortable to wear and not as hot as cotton.
$8 each: Checks should be payable to the Class of 2021.
Youth Large is a good fit for a middle schooler or a 4th/5th grader and up (probably not a small child).
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HEINEN’S TEAMING UP FOR EDUCATION PROGRAM
Lewis F. Mayer MS and Fairview HS have teamed up with Heinen’s education program. When checking out simply mention either school to help us earn rewards for educational services.
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UPDATING YOUR STUDENT’S INFORMATION - INFOSNAP
It is imperative that you update your student’s information before they return to school. If you haven’t done so already, please complete all required sections as soon as possible. If you did not receive an email, you can login to your PowerSchool account and click “Returning Student Registration” to update information.
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Ms. Jennifer Parente
High School Student Counselor (10-12th grade)
440-356-3500 ext. 4103
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Mrs. Mary Cory
Middle School Student Counselor (6-9th grade)
440-356-3510 ext. 3135
Click HERE to sign up for our Counseling Newsletter!
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Mr. Joe Dianetti
Athletic Director
440-356-3500 ext. 4157
For all updates in regards to athletics, please refer to the district athletic page here and follow us on social media @FPWarriorSports
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Mr. Chris Vicha
Campus Principal
440-356-3500 ext. 4100
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Mr. Chris Honeck
Associate Principal
440-356-3500 ext. 4101
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Athletic Calendar (subject to change - for the most up to date schedule follow our twitter handle @FPWarriorSports)
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