The Chess and Challenge 24 Exploratory has just finished up, and a special shout out to everyone who participated. Special congratulations to the grand winner, 6th grader Aaditya Girish. The 5th grade winner was Colten Andrus, Austin Jewell claimed the trophy for 7th grade, and for 8th grade Ayush Bharath took home first. Looking forward to seeing everyone next year and hopefully some new faces too!
Our wonderful SRO, Officer Stevick, has been talking to some of our younger student about the proper and safe way to cross the street. As you can see, he has quite the captive audience!
On Tuesday, it was World Down Syndrome Day! In honor of our very special students, we all wore crazy socks! We love you Miss Lena!
Students in Mrs. Jones’ Honors Geometry class investigated the strength of triangles in architecture by building structures out of toothpicks and gummy bears that would hold a textbook.
ECTS February Student of the Month
On Wednesday, March 8, honors environmental students presented to their peers and guests about environmental issues they would like to address. Some of the topics included were littering, food waste, light pollution, recycling, and invasive species. Soon they will begin the next stage of their project as each class moves forward with one topic!
It was a great day at the KINEX competition! There were schools from across Erie Erie and Crawford County. It was amazing to watch the students come together and work as a team.
Fairview Elementary do not need any luck! We are as lucky as can be with the wonderful student we have here! Our students are definitely the cutest leprechaun's around...but we maybe a little biased!
First grade bringing a little sunshine and smiles to the Art room hallway!
FHS Photo Club visited Rob Frank at RFrank Media. We discussed photography techniques, experimented with lighting in his studio, and talked about what it means to own your own business. Rob then connected us with a private tour at the Warner Theater where students got to see some behind the scenes areas and practice their photo techniques. Thanks to Rob and Ryan at the Warner for a fantastic experience!
9th grade Wellness classes participated in life saving CPR classes last week.
Fairview Forensics Team
4th in the state - medium schools
9th in the - state overall out of 78 schools!
Our 4th graders, in ELA, got to create their very own mythical Greek God/Goddess! To say that 4th graders have quite the imagination is an understatement! They did a great job writing their stories out and drawing what they believe their Greek God/Goddess would look like!
Kindergarten got a chance to use their imagination and create what they believe a leprechaun would look like! They are all so very handsome! The students also got to learn some of their sight words via the 'ol leprechaun himself! Holidays at Fairview Elementary are always so much fun!
Pie A Teacher event. Students at Fairview Middle School raised $1,000.00 over the last two weeks to donate to a local charity. By reaching $600 dollars they earned the chance to pie the assistant principal, Mr. Hering. By raising $1,000 there was a special surprise guest who gave us all another surprise at the end of the day. A HUGE thank you to all who donated and to everyone who participated for being a good sport to help a local charity. Way to go Tigers!
Fairview vs Blackhawk
PIAA Class 4A Quarterfinals
Sharon High School
3/18 at 2:30 pm
Our Erie Experience class visited Triple Creek Maple Farm in Cranesville to learn about the history, science, and business of maple syrup and sugar production. Thank you to Gary Bilek, a maple farmer and retired teacher for his depth of knowledge and patience.
Fairview Middle School Students had a chance to display their many talents last week at our annual talent show. Congratulations on a job well done!
Our 9th-grade wellness students practicing their CPR training.
Miss Eichner’s class has begun inviting in their “Mystery Readers”! They have loved having family members come into the classroom to read a story. The kids get clues supplied by their parents and they have to try and guess who it might be! We think the parents have more fun with it than the students!
