Attention Students taking the PSAT test on Tuesday, January 26
- Students report to the school by 8:15
- Juniors will report to the Middle School Gym (unless otherwise notified)
- All others will report to room 221 (unless otherwise notified)
- Students need to bring #2 pencils, calculators, masks
- Students should not bring anything else. Phones will be collected.
- Students testing will not attend any classes on that day. They are permitted to leave school once testing has ended (roughly 12:30 p.m.
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Reed R. ~ 6th Grade
Reed R. is our 6th grade Warrior of the Week! Reed does a phenomenal job with his class work. He often adds a creative touch to his assignments and looks for feedback from his teachers on how to improve his work. We can always count on Reed to put his best effort forth and add a positive attitude to the class.
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Ella D.~ 7th Grade
Ella D. is our 7th grade Warrior of the Week! You can always count on Ella to come to class both in person and virtually with a smile on her face. She is the type of student who has great qualities that set her apart. Ella is a diligent worker, gets alongs with her peers and comes to class with great questions to aid in class discussions. The 7th grade team is looking forward to seeing you succeed the rest of the year!
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Hannah D. ~ 8th Grade
Hannah D. is our 8th grade Warrior of the Week! Hannah has been such a bright spot in both our remote and hybrid classes this year. She is ambitious, confident, and sincere. She supports the teachers when they are in need of student answers and she shows up ready to go with her camera on. Hannah keeps her positive attitude while she balances school, sports, friends, and family. She is a great role model to other students. Thank you Hannah, for being a true Warrior.
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Carmelo F. ~ 9th Grade
Carmelo F. has been selected as our 9th grade Warrior of the Week! Carmelo is a very hardworking and conscientious student. He always tries his best and attends office hours regularly for help. Carmelo participates in class both in person and remotely. He has shown great perseverance in his course work throughout this year. Keep up the great work Carmelo!
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Jack A. ~10th Grade
Jack A. is our 10th grade Warrior of the Week! Jack has improved immensely from last year to this year! He has become an extraordinary scholar who excels in both reading and writing. Keep up the great work, Jack! You make your teachers proud!
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Keaton D.~ 11th Grade
Keaton D. is our 11th grade Warrior of the Week! Keaton has been wonderful this year completing his work and taking pride in knowing his material. Keaton has impressed us with his attention to detail and how he takes pride in every project and task. A wonderful person to have in class, Keaton is always prepared to meet challenging tasks and does so with a kind demeanor. Keep up the great work, Keaton!
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Alexandria K. ~ 12th Grade
Ally K. is our 12th grade Warrior of the Week! Knowing Ally for the past four years has been such a wonderful experience. She comes to class each and every day with a smile on her face and a kind word for her peers. Although she can be quiet in class, she is often the first to offer to help those around her, which is such a wonderful characteristic to possess. Her compassion and dedication will be put to good use as she pursues a teaching degree in the years to come. Keep up the great work!
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Studies suggest that the impact of being hopeful is stronger on a kid’s future academic success than feelings of self-worth or a positive attitude towards life. Additional research shows that students who are hopeful tend to be good problem-solvers and demonstrate more creativity. They have stronger friendships, exhibit lower levels of depression and anxiety and are less likely to drop out of school.
A person who is high in hope knows how to:
✔️ Set clear and attainable goals.
✔️ Develop multiple strategies to reach those goals.
✔️ Stay motivated to use the strategies to attain the goals, even when the going gets tough.
When hope is low
A kid who feels hopeless often has trouble setting and reaching goals. They’re likely to pick easy tasks that don’t offer any challenge or opportunity for growth and when they fail, they quit.
To assess your kid’s level of hope, use the Children’s Hope Scale created by Dr. Charles R. Snyder, a psychologist who pioneered the study of hope. The scale is used in schools to help teachers determine how to support a student’s learning.
How to grow hope
The good news is: hope can be learned. You might say it’s like a muscle; exercise it and it grows. Kids who use positive self-talk are more likely to stick with a task, recover from their mistakes, and complete a goal.
Learn more about the science of hope here.
The science behind it
Neuroscientists who are studying the science of hope have discovered that hopefulness changes the brain. In his book, The Anatomy of Hope, Dr. Jerome Groopman explains that belief and expectation, the key components of hope, can block pain by releasing the brain’s endorphins and enkephalins — the body’s own version of a painkiller. He adds, “Hope, I have come to believe, is as vital to our lives as the very oxygen that we breathe.”
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Creating a PowerSchool Account |
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When you create a parent account in powerschool you gain access to your child(ren) grades, attendance, fee balances and so much more. You can also access Returning Student Registration (InfoSnap) through powerschool. Completing your child(ren) emergency contact information is vital to us here at the school in case of an emergency. Click here for a quick guide on how to create a parent account. As always - if you have any questions, reach out to your school office.
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Life is hard. Mindfulness can help.
What?
Mindfulness refers to a set of practices, certain habits of mind - as well as a general way of being in life.
Mindfulness is awareness that arises through paying attention, on purpose, in the present moment, non-judgmentally. It’s about knowing what is on your mind.
Another way to say it - mindfulness is paying attention to your life here and now with kindness and curiosity.
When + How?
Mindfulness can be done during sitting meditation, movement activities such as running, walking or yoga and even while eating, doing school work or during other typical daily moments.
Beginning on December 7th, join Mrs. Cory each Monday morning at 8:15 am to learn how to use mindfulness as a way to help with the challenges present in your daily life. Meet details below!
Why?
Mindfulness practices in schools have been shown to improve students’ emotional well-being, academic performance and relationships.
Email Mrs. Cory with questions or for more information!
mcory@fairview.k12.oh.us
Class code: sn5rcqi
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From Ohio Department of Health
Your mental health is just as important as your physical health. If you or a loved one are experiencing anxiety related to the coronavirus pandemic, help is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Call the COVID-19 CareLine at 1-800-720-9616.
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January 27th - PTA Council Meeting 7:00pm
January 29th - Records Day - No school for students
February 2nd - Special Board of Education Meeting 6:30pm
February 9th - Virtual HS/MS PTA Meeting
February 15th - President’s Day - No school for students or staff
February 16th - Special Board of Education Meeting 6:30pm
February 24th - PTA Council Meeting 7:00pm
April 2nd-9th - Spring Break - No school for students or staff
May 31st - Memorial Day - No school for students or staff
June 10th - Student’s Last Day of School
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ATTENTION HIGH SCHOOL AND MIDDLE SCHOOL FAMILIES UPDATED ATTENDANCE PROCEDURE
While we are in Hybrid Learning:
On your Child(ren)'s remote days: If your child will not be able to log into their virtual classroom due to an appointment or not feeling well, please email Ms. Lockwood at jlockwood@fairview.k12.oh.us or call at 440-356-3500 ext. 4104.
On your Child(ren)'s in-person days: If your child will not be able to come into the building for in-person learning you will need to call them off of school for the day. Your child can still log into their classes to get their assignments, however they will be counted absent physically from the building, so you will need to let Ms. Lockwood know .
In addition - please remind your child(ren) that they must sign in to their virtual classes every period so that attendance can be taken. Failure to do so will result in being marked absent for that class period.
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School fees for the 2020-2021 School Year have been applied to your student(s) PowerSchool Account. If you have any questions regarding this or need to make payment arrangements please contact Mrs. Tieri at atieri@fairview.k12.oh.us.
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Attention Seniors and Parents! |
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Graduation will be here before we know it! Please note that in order for your student to receive their Cap and Gown, Diploma, and participate in Graduation Ceremonies (however they may be) all school fees must be paid before Graduation. Please contact Mrs. Tieri with any questions or concerns!
In Addition - if you have not received and completed your Diploma information sheet sent out via email from the Principal's Office, please do so ASAP. The email sent to Senior Families included a google form asking for the required information. If you need access to this google form please reach out to Mrs. Bennhoff at sbennhoff@fairview.k12.oh.us or 440-356-3500 x 4106.
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Family and Community Engagement (FACE) |
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Hello Fairview Park Families,
Many of the articles I write for this newsletter are ways on how the parent can help their child.....today - I have some information for YOU (the adults).
When I saw this article, I thought every adult needs to read this... I hope you agree!
(There is a lot of information on this link.....go down to the title "Adult Self-Care".)
Have a great week - make sure you do something for you!
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Fundraiser - Class of 2021 After Prom |
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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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QUICK LINKS
Tech Support (support@fairview.k12.oh.us)
CALENDARS
Athletic Calendar (subject to change - for the most up to date schedule follow our twitter handle @FPWarriorSports)
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