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Lewis F. Mayer Middle School and Fairview High School
News & updates for the week of April 27, 2020 *
Learning-at-Home Edition
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School Meals Available for K-12 Students
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The Fairview Park City School District is continuing to provide meals during the extended school closure for families who rely on free or reduced-cost meals for their children in grades K-12.
We will offer no-cost, grab-and-go meals (each student will receive 5 breakfasts and 5 lunches).
Upcoming Pick-up: Monday, April 27
Pick-up is in the back parking lot at Gilles-Sweet Elementary.
Please fill out this form (if you have not already done so) so our food service department can accurately estimate how many meals to prepare.
Please contact Diana Hill, Food Service Director, at dhill@fairview.k12.oh.us or call (440) 365-3525 x4120 if:
- You are unable to pick-up meals and would like to request delivery
- You recently experienced a reduction in income and would like to apply for meal benefits
- You need to confirm if you qualify for free or reduced-cost meal benefits
- You need help applying for meal benefits
- You have any other questions related to food resources.
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FPCS Earth Week 2020 Challenge
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This year marks the 50th anniversary of the FIRST Earth Day, and there's still time to participate in the Fairview Park City Schools Earth Day 2020 Challenge!
#FPCSEarthDay
This event, sponsored by the FHS Green Team and Env Sci Classes, is an opportunity to celebrate Earth Day 2020 and make a positive, collective impact as our FPCS community!
Post a picture or video of YOU and your family celebrating Earth Week
on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, YouTube, or TikTok with the hashtag
# FPCSEarthDay
by Fri. 5/1 and
WIN A PRIZE, like a 90 gal Backyard Composter donated by FPCS BOE Member Matt Hrubey!
WHAT CAN YOU DO TO CELEBRATE EARTH DAY EVERY DAY?
*Show us your garden, rain garden, rain barrel, or compost pile!
*Take a walk, hike, or bike ride to explore and appreciate nature!
*Clean up litter in your neighborhood, at a park, or at a beach (safely with gloves and social distancing!)
*Explore Plant -Based Eating. Pledge to eat less meat and share your vegan/ vegetarian recipes!
*Pledge to recycle or reduce waste, food waste, electricity, or water consumption in your home.
*Celebrate Virtual Arbor Day too! Plant a native tree or native plants and pledge to protect our watershed.
*Use your artistic talent (and recycled materials) to create something inspirational (#ArtForEarth)
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Are you looking for ideas on how to encourage some recreational reading with your student? MS/HS Librarian, Mrs. Dill, has collected some online resources and posted them on the FHS/MMS Library home page.
Access this list on the
FHS/MMS Library
page. Scroll down to the "
In This Together Ohio" logo. The link is in the text to the right. She has MS and HS authors, illustration lessons, reading suggestions, story and poetry starters, web comics... and will add more as she finds them.
While on the FHS/MMS Library page, check out Book Talk under the Book/Ebooks tab. Mrs. Dill has written reviews of many MS and HS books. Be sure to click the "Previous" link at the bottom of the page to see more reviews and recorded book talk recommendations.
Additionally, if students need to download the OverDrive app to their device to be able to use digital content from Cuyahoga County Public Library, they should
go here
to get Libby, the newest app. Directions are very clear.
May you all find some comfort in a good book during this stressful time.
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Family and Community Engagement
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Hello Fairview Park Families!
I hope this newsletter finds everyone in your family healthy and happy! We can do this! We had some parent Zoom meetings this week that were a great way for us (the district) to see how parents and students are doing. We understand what the parents are going through and we are trying everything we can to support you!
We will have some more of these meetings in the future. If there is anything you can think of that we can do to help, please let me know!
The Counselor Advantage Newsletter is full of resources and ideas. If you did not see it, you can view it here.
Looking for a craft idea for your family? How about making cards for our:
Fairview Park Fire department
Fairview Park Police department
Fairview Park City - Service Department, Mayor's Office, etc.
Cleveland Clinic - Nurses and Doctors
I will be putting bags outside of FHS main entrance and GS main entrance for each group. Let's fill those bags!
Stay healthy and happy! Parents, take care of yourself!
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Carrie Sullivan
FACE Coordinator
(Family and Community Engagement)
NEW PHONE while at home - 440-754-3399 ext 118
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The FHS Scholarship page has been updated.
Please check it out. There are new ways to send in scholarships and many of the deadlines have been extended.
Don't miss out on these opportunities!
While the senior scholars reception has been cancelled, we will still be honoring scholarship recipients in a memorable way.
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ATTENTION 8TH GRADE STUDENTS AND PARENTS
Regretfully due to the COVID-19 Pandemic we have had to cancel this year's 8th grade dance. We know this will bring a sense of disappointment and we are disappointed too! We wish our 8th graders well and are excited to hear about their future high school adventures!
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6th grade ~ Brianna W.
Brianna W. is our 6th Grade Warrior of the Week! Brianna has been a rockstar all year! Throughout the year, Brianna has been very diligent about keeping track of her assignments, making sure they are done on time and also done well. Not only has she done well all year but since distance learning began, she has kept up the pace and continued with her work habits. She gets her work in on time and if she needs to revise she does so in a timely manner. Brianna is always looking for what she can do next as she is always excited and passionate about her learning. Keep up the good work Brianna!!
7th grade ~ Ian H.
Ian H. is our 7th Grade Warrior for the Week! Ian has been putting forth a ton of effort in his classwork over the past few weeks. He has been staying on top of his assignments and turning in quality work. Ian also has worked diligently to catch up on his math power focus areas, and been periodically active on his math checkpoints and Khan assignments. As we transitioned to online learning at home Ian has stepped up the plate and our team is very proud of him! Thank you Ian for being a great role-model for others to follow!
8th grade ~ Morgan B.
Morgan B. is our 8th Grade Warrior of the Week! Morgan has been working so hard during this remote learning time. She has kept up with the work she has been asked to do and is great about reaching out to teachers when she needs help or has questions. Morgan is a great example of what we hope all kids can do when they leave our classes to enter high school. While we miss seeing her smiling face everyday, we appreciate everything she has done. Great job, Morgan!
9th grade ~ Josie J.
Josie J. is our 9th Grade Warrior of the Week! Josie always challenges herself and takes pride in her work. She has done an amazing job of communicating with her teachers and collaborating with her peers. She is eager to learn and engaged everyday!
10th grade ~ Olivia B.
Olivia B. is our 10th Grade Warrior of the Week! Oliva has been rocking remote learning! She is VERY on top of her work and is keeping a great attitude about it all! Amazing job, Olivia!
11th grade ~ Colin M.
Colin M. is our 11th Grade Warrior of the Week! Colin has not let the change to remote learning affect the high quality of work he does for class. Keep up the great work Colin!
12th grade ~ Sean C.
Sean C. is our 12th Grade Warrior of the Week! Sean is a very bright, insightful, and intelligent young man. He has been an absolute pleasure to have in class, and has really contributed in a positive way in his class. His work is always of high quality and is very thoughtful. He provides a very unique and interesting perspective and has a great sense of humor as well. Sean is a polite and respectful young man who has been a real asset to the class and I am proud that I can call him one of my students.
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Share a #FairviewStrong Shout-Out!
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Ms. Jennifer Parente
High School Student Counselor (9-12 A-K)
440-356-3500 ext. 4103
Mrs. Nora Walsh
High School Student Counselor (9-12 L-Z)
440-356-3500 ext. 4102
Mrs. Mary Cory
Middle School Student Counselor
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
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Mr. Chris Vicha
Campus Principal
440-356-3500 ext. 4100
Mr. Chris Honeck
Associate Principal
440-356-3500 ext. 4101
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