Fairview Park City Schools • Learn Differently • Care Deeply • Aspire to Excellence
Fairview Fast 5 • August 28, 2021
Welcome back!
We're excited to have our students in grades 1 through 12 back in our schools starting tomorrow, Monday, August 30! Please read some of the important information below and have a great start to the 2021-2022 school year!
Fairview Park City Schools COVID-19 protocols
The Fairview Park City School District is requiring that all students (Pre-K through grade 12), staff, and visitors wear masks indoors to begin the 2021-2022 academic year.

This requirement went into effect starting Wednesday, August 18, 2021, regardless of the individual’s vaccination status.

In addition, all FPCS students and staff must wear masks while on school transportation as mandated by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). However, students will not be required to wear masks while eating lunch or while outdoors for recess.
Back-to-school checklist
Here is a checklist to make sure you’ve got everything covered before the first day of school. School starts for students in grades 1 through 12 on Monday, Aug. 30. Kindergarten and DAP students begin on Wednesday, Sept. 1.

  1. Download the 2021-2022 School Calendar and review the entire school year schedule.
  2. For middle and high school students, download the daily class schedules: Middle School Students | High School Students
  3. Make sure your child’s immunization is up to date and review important information from the school nurse.
  4. Download your student’s school supply list based on their grade level.
  5. Update your student’s information and log into your PowerSchool account and click on “Returning Student Information” to update. In the PowerSchool parent portal, check your Alert Settings under SwiftReach SwiftK12.
  6. Download and review the Parent-Student Handbooks.
  7. Visit the Food Services page for school meal information and to download the MySchool Menus app for your mobile device.
  8. Follow the Fairview Park Schools on social media and never miss the great things happening in our district.
  9. Visit our Back to School page for more information about events and programs happening in your building.
#FairviewFirstDay printable signs
We want to see everyone’s first day of school photos!

We’re excited Fairview Park students are coming back to join us – and we want to make sure we show the whole community!

Share the photo with us a couple of ways:

  • Tweet the photo @FPSchools using #FairviewFirstDay

Updated Warrior Athletics ticket policies
Starting this fall, spectators attending any ticketed Fairview High School sporting event will be required to purchase a ticket online in advance.

Tickets will be available on the Fairview Park athletics website at www.fairviewathletics.com/boxoffice. The athletics website also has a tickets link at the top of the webpage.

Warrior Passes: These season passes are good for the entire 2021-2022 school year and are available for adults and students. Adult Warrior Passes are available for $100, and student passes are $75.

Free admission for seniors: Fairview Park residents 65 and older are invited to attend home athletic events for free. Just bring your ID and show it at the gate for admission.

Fairview students will be admitted to all middle school athletics events for free.

School year starts off strong with staff convocation on Aug. 26
On Thursday, Aug. 26, Fairview Park City Schools superintendent Keith Ahearn officially welcomed all staff back for the 2021-2022 school year at the annual staff convocation. The event was an excellent chance for FPCS staff to reconnect, plan, and prepare for the return of students on Aug. 30.

The event kicked off with a breakfast, followed by all staff gathering in the auditorium. The Fairview High School Marching Band got everyone pumped up with an outstanding performance of a number of songs. Four FPCS students, Macy A. (Kindergarten), Carson C. (Grade 4), Isaac L. (Grade 7) and Mallory A. (Grade 10) spoke to staff about what they missed last year and how much they were looking forward to returning to their schools.

Finally, Superintendent Ahearn gave a brief presentation and speech regarding the upcoming school year. Ahearn introduced himself and discussed how much he was looking forward to building upon the district's great educational programs and traditions. He also spoke about the difficulties and challenges that staff faced last school year, and how this year the entire school district would work together to face any challenges which might come their way.
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