Take time to remember those who paid the ultimate sacrifice.
We made it!!!
If you need something to do this summer, Fairfield has a camp for you!
Take a look at the story link, which has information for every confirmed camp this summer!
https://www.fairfield.k12.in.us/article/1614002
We salute Cindy Noward, our speech pathologist, for the work she does in our school corporation!
Fairfield Community Schools is excited to offer the KidsCare program for our community members. Registration for the fall is now open. See the fliers for more details and how you can take advantage of this tremendous opportunity!
Millersburg had 32 of its 6th-8th grade students complete the online ALEKS math course in addition to completing all of their classwork for their math class. Three students even completed the next year's math course online. Students were rewarded for their hard work and drive with a party during WIN time today.
Awesome job to everyone!
New Paris Elementary Student Council had their end of year party, complete with a picnic, ice cream and games to celebrate all of the hard work they put in this year for their school and community.
Great to see leaders in the making!
New Paris Elementary celebrated a special group of kids this morning with its Pre-K graduation ceremony! Our preschoolers from both morning and afternoon classes were recognized, which included class awards, a few song performances, and, of course, their graduation certificates!
We anticipate how these young ladies and gentlemen impact our community in the years to come!
Benton Elementary second graders braved the wild to enjoy their time on the Potawatomi Zoo field trip. Great day to be outside enjoying the animals and time together!
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You are invited to see the newest addition to Fairfield Community Schools!
After guiding Fairfield to its best season in years, boys basketball head coach Derek Hinen has announced he is stepping away from the program and Fairfield altogether at the end of the school year.
Insight from Hinen is below:
https://www.fairfield.k12.in.us/article/1599334
Fairfield is sending two more athletes through to the next level. Noah Mast and Ethan Hochstetler held their formal college signing ceremonies and made their announcements.
Find out the details, and hear from both of them, at the link below:
https://www.fairfield.k12.in.us/article/1599211
The road is now set for the Lady Falcons at the NorthWood Girls Tennis Sectional. Business begins Wednesday against the RedHawks!
A special Happy Mother's Day to each and every one of you out there!
Come help the wrestling program move in the right direction, and get your morning started off right!
DayInTheLife - Creating A Masterpiece
It takes more than just a little creativity to build a work of art. It actually takes some construction and thought, as Fairfield's art students are finding out this week ahead of Friday's Fairfield Art Festival. Read about the journey senior Lizabeth Freestone has gone through to get her senior booth ready for the big day.
The link is here:
https://www.fairfield.k12.in.us/article/1579722
There's not much else to say: We LOVE our principals!
Happy National Principals Day!!!
Benton fourth grade students got to experience early Indiana history with a field trip to Forks of the Wabash. Students loved visiting the one-room schoolhouse, home of Chief Richardville, and learning about Miami tribe traditions. There's a rich history still alive in the Hoosier state, and Benton's classes were able to see first-hand how those traditions are still all around us!
We noted a couple weeks ago Fairfield engineering teacher Jim Jones was honored as one of the top STEM teachers in the state. Well, his direction this past week helped out not only his students, but others in the school district.
Needing a project for his engineering class, Jones' students took on and executed storage units for New Paris' kindergarten and first grade class word work boards. Each class is now equipped with places to keep their boards in part to the handiwork of the students in Jones' classes.
Storage units look great, well done!
