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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Be Happy. Be Brave. Be Drug Free. This year's Red Ribbon Week theme will help amplify the campaign's mission to encourage children, families and communities to live healthy, happy and drug-free lives. It also serves as a reminder that we are all empowered with shaping the communities around us through positivity, bravery and strength.
October 23 -31 we will be having a spirit week to bring awareness to drug-use prevention. It is important for us to take care of our bodies, which we can do in many ways - we can eat healthy food, get exercise, practice deep breathing, get enough sleep, and much more! Avoiding the use of illegal drugs is an important element of a healthy lifestyle.
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Evangeline C.- 6th grade WOW
Evangeline C. is the 6th grade’s Warrior of the Week. Evangeline has worked so hard this year to stay on top of all of her work. While she is in school, she is on time to class, attentive and very diligent about getting her work done. While working from home (remote), Evangeline participates in discussions and is very attentive. She shows her teachers she is engaged in the learning by nodding her head, giving thumbs up and participating in Nearpod activities. Each night Evangeline finishes the assignments that she did not get done at school and always reaches out when she doesn’t understand something. Evangeline, your determination will take you far. Keep up the good work!
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Christopher D.- 7th grade WOW
The 7th grade team has nominated Chris D. to be Warrior of the week! Chris has been an exemplary student during online learning. He comes prepared for class, asks questions and puts 100% into his work and it shows. Chris is always on time and attentive during class. His work is always done to the best of his ability. Way to go Chris, the 7th grade team is proud of you!
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Owen J.- 8th grade WOW
Owen J. is our 8th Grade Warrior of the Week! Owen has had a great start to the school year. He has been working hard and trying to get his work done more independently. Owen has really improved his participation in his classes. Owen keeps his assignments organized and makes sure he is turning in quality work. The 8th-grade team is happy to nominate Owen J as our student of the week.
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Kylie B.- 9th grade WOW
Kylie B. is our 9th Grade Warrior of the Week! Kylie continues to complete all assignments and participates at a high level in her classes! While we know remote learning isn’t that easy, Kylie finds a way to get it done. Keep up the good work!
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Hailey M.- 10th grade WOW
Hailey M. is our 10th Grade Warrior of the Week! Although Hailey is a New Warrior in Fairview Park she is working diligently to catch up! Hailey brings amazing insights about the material that is being taught in class! Keep up the great work!!
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Miette J.- 11th grade WOW
Miette J. is our 11th Grade Warrior of the Week. Miette is an outstanding student who always strives to do her best and push herself. By being so into her own education she pushes others around her to learn more as well. It is a pleasure to have her in class as she makes the class a more involved experience. Keep up the good work!!
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Molly H.- 12th grade WOW
Molly H. is our 12th Grade Warrior of the Week! Having Molly in class is wonderful! She actively participates in class discussions and encourages others to do the same. She is a role model for the younger students and stands out as a leader. Molly takes on tasks with eagerness and attention to detail. Keep up the great work!
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Important Information for Polaris Students |
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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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Trick-or-Treat To-Go Pumpkins |
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Worried about Trick or Treating in a pandemic?
Want to surprise that special someone?
Pre-Order your Pumpkin filled with all kinds of treats (no tricks here) for your little (or big) ghosts and goblins!
Pumpkins will be available for pickup in the Fairview High School Parking Lot on Friday, October 30 from 5:30-7:00pm.
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Are your kids hitting the Fall Wall - having trouble getting pumped for school? The pandemic has blown up our sense of time and isolated us. Each day bleeds into the next. Boredom and stress have numbed us.
We’re hearing from educators what we parents already know - it’s getting harder to engage kids in remote learning.
A Learning Loss Analysis of data from +900 schools shows that 25% of second graders showed up this Fall at least two grade levels below in reading (vs. 19% in a typical year), 30% were two or more grade levels below in math (vs. 20%). More students in higher minority and higher poverty schools tend to be two or more grade levels below this Fall than their peers in lower minority, lower poverty schools.
This Opportunity Insights Analysis shows that as recently as 10/11/20, students from high-income ZIP codes have a 3.9% increased participation in online math coursework compared to January 2020, while students from low-income ZIP codes show a 10.3% decrease. The same is true of higher income metros such as Washington, D.C.
Whether it’s student malaise or parent frustration, for a lot of kids remote learning just isn’t working.
But there’s a way to make distance learning kinda work:
We’ll help you with a daily routine that takes just 5 minutes. It’s been groundbreaking for us and many of our most engaged parents. We’ve also built it into UnBoxed, our monthly digital learning kit for kids in grades 4 - 9.
We share 5 Virtual Learning tips (you never knew), to help your kids focus during remote learning.
And, introduce Reflection How-Tos as a coping mechanism for the kiddos.
P.S. Follow us on Instagram @preparedsuccess. If this was forwarded to you, sign up for the Prepared Parents newsletter here.
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Seniors: Class of 2021, this is your year – but you should also be thinking about those years after high school. Let College Now help you figure out what your future can be after graduation. Contact your College Now advisor to start talking about your options.
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Ask if you need HELP!
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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 Families,
As we prepare for Red Ribbon Week next week - I hope everyone participates in the Spirit Week!
DID YOU KNOW? Children of parents who talk to their teens regularly about drugs are 42% less likely to use drugs than those who don’t; yet, only a quarter of teens report having these conversations. Red Ribbon Week® (October 23-31), the oldest and largest drug prevention campaign in the nation, is your opportunity to get the ongoing conversation started. This year’s theme is Be Happy. Be Brave. Be Drug Free.™ Visit www.redribbon.org to learn more about Red Ribbon Week® and get tips for talking to your kids about drugs. The life you save may be that of your own child or a dear friend.
I always want to leave you some resources - this week I will focus on alcohol (next week drugs and vaping):
Has great resources on drugs and alcohol for parents and teens
Amazing site with information on Alcohol
As always, please reach out to me if there is any other information you are looking for you or your child!
Keep smiling and staying well!
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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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Send in your BoxTops by November 2! |
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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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