Congratulations to the 2025-2026 ECTS Students of the Month!
The Erie Experience classes explored a little bit of history right around the corner. The students learned about Girard history, including Dan Rice and Charlotte Battles, and toured the homes in Girard courtesy of the Hagen History Center.
Fairview School Foundation's FHS April students of the month. These students were recognized for the third pillar of ROAR, which is Achievement. Congratulations!
Fairview students visited Gannon University for spring Business Day! They enjoyed lunch in Beyer Cafeteria and took a campus tour. A few even won Business Trivia!
The AP English Literature and Composition students created engaging presentations to share their analysis of various poems as they prepare for the upcoming AP Exam.
Is Mercyhurst University really Mercy"Cursed"? The Erie Experience classes heard tales from the past as they explored the campus of Mercyhurst University this week.
Dr. Steve Ropski, a former Gannon professor, came in to share his knowledge of bats. Honors environmental students learned more about bat behavior and the important role bats play in the ecosystem. Dr. Ropski also shared information about White Nose Syndrome, a fungal infection that has decimated bat populations. Based on surveys carried out around the Gannon campus, bat populations in that area have dropped over 99% in the last 15 years!
The Fairview Foundation sponsored an Erie Experience field trip to the "haunted" Union Station in downtown Erie. The students searched for the "spirits" in all levels of the building including the spooky basement tunnels. The trip was educational and entertaining!
Macbeth, Lady Macbeth, witches, thanes, and Banquo's ghost took over Honors English 2.
Honors Geometry practicing proofs for their test
Color Run Festival - Prom Fundraiser
April 18th at 9 am at Fairview High School
April 18th at 9 am at Fairview High School
24 students in Honors Photo and Honors Studio Art will exhibit their work at the 1020 Collective . Today those students got to see the gallery and plan the space and then heard from curators at the Erie Art Museum. They learned about the many considerations put into hanging a professional show. They will bring that knowledge back to FHS and start preparing their own work for exhibition. We hope to see you at our opening night on May 16th!
Come see Fairview High School's Spring production of The Addams Family: School Edition on Friday 4/17 at 7pm, Saturday 4/18 at 7 pm, and Sunday 4/19 at 2 pm!
Tickets can be purchased at this link: https://our.show/fhsaddamsfamily.
Or cash at the door.
ADULT: $5.00
STUDENT: $3.00
Tickets can be purchased at this link: https://our.show/fhsaddamsfamily.
Or cash at the door.
ADULT: $5.00
STUDENT: $3.00
The high school's Speech & Debate Team brought its success to FES today, presenting their 1st place school state victory at the Bloomsburg tournament to kindergarten classes. Students learned about Speech & Debate and had a great time engaging with the presentation.
Storytelling state champion Varunan Senthil, accompanied by club officer and Persuasive state champion Kashyup Aaluri, led the educational and humorous presentation. Varunan retold "The True Story of the Three Little Pigs", offering the wolf's interpretation of a simple misunderstanding, much to the delight of the audience.
Congratulations to the Speech & Debate team on their 1st place achievement at states and thank you to FES for being the perfect audience for this speech!
Storytelling state champion Varunan Senthil, accompanied by club officer and Persuasive state champion Kashyup Aaluri, led the educational and humorous presentation. Varunan retold "The True Story of the Three Little Pigs", offering the wolf's interpretation of a simple misunderstanding, much to the delight of the audience.
Congratulations to the Speech & Debate team on their 1st place achievement at states and thank you to FES for being the perfect audience for this speech!
We are excited to invite you to our upcoming TEDx event on Saturday, April 25th, centered around the powerful theme: Overcoming Adversity. This inspiring afternoon will feature speakers sharing meaningful ideas and personal stories designed to motivate, challenge perspectives, and spark conversation. Doors Open: 1:20 PM and the Event Begins: 2:00 PM. This event is free and open to the public, with optional donations supporting a local charity. Food trucks will be on site between speakers, so you can grab a bite and enjoy the atmosphere. Don’t forget to check out our raffle baskets, available throughout the event!
We encourage you to pre-register using the link, but walk-ins are absolutely welcome.
Come be inspired—we hope to see you there!
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We encourage you to pre-register using the link, but walk-ins are absolutely welcome.
Come be inspired—we hope to see you there!
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/tedxfairview-tickets-1979925072189?utm-campaign=social&utm-content=attendeeshare&utm-medium=discovery&utm-term=listing&utm-source=cp&aff=ebdsshcopyurl
Fairview High School Beach Day 2026! part two
Fairview High School Beach Day 2026! part one
Freshmen environmental science students spent two days in lab determining the characteristics of the soil samples they brought to school. They looked at characteristics such as texture and water holding capacity, as well finding out the levels of nutrients in their soil.
The Erie Experience classes took a walk down the hill to visit the Sturgeon House this week. The students received a tour and presentation courtesy of Sabina Shields Freeman and our own Mr. Brinling.
Fairview School Foundation's FHS March students of the month. These students were recognized for the second pillar of ROAR, which is Ownership. Congratulations!
