As a culmination to their Community Unit, the AP Language and Composition students provided insightful analysis in a graded discussion on the concept of the individual’s responsibility to the community. The students’ responses demonstrated strong critical thinking and awareness of societal issues.
Mrs. Nies's Law Course heard a presentation from Detective Pat Ginkel today. Detective Ginkel spoke about what his job entails and discussed local crime with the students. His presentation was very interesting!
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Senior English students wrote poems to reflect on Fairview's 2024-2025 theme "Carry the Banner." Students were inspired by the poetry of Langston Hughes and chose to reflect on the theme using a historical, social, archetypal, or biographical perspective.
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What role should the United States play in world affairs? A spectacular debate took place as Ms. Nelson’s American Studies students faced each other across “no man’s land” while asserting unique points of view related to the US role in World War I. Engaging discourse, powerful rebuttals, and intriguing questions abounded as students expanded their critical thinking skills.
Officer Ras presented to Mrs. Nies's Law Course this week. Officer Ras spoke about local crime, personal safety and situational awareness to match their unit on types of crimes.
Early Childhood Education students had a class debate on whether introducing a child into a relationship weakens or strengthens the relationship between the parents. Both sides had great points.
11th grade CP Chem students spent two days investigating various types of chemical reactions. We made some noise for our neighbors.
Fairview High School Freshman Mariya Hoja represented the state of Pennsylvania at the first annual National Civics Bee, held in Washington, D.C. at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce. Mariya finished in the top ten of all students competing. Congratulations Mariya on this tremendous accomplishment!
Partners Club had a Friendsgiving Event on November 14th with fun games of Trivia and Charades to get us ready for Thanksgiving. Mrs. Yatsko was excited at the turnout---39 attendees.
Part 2 - Students in Mrs Quiggle's AP Human Geography ended their Political Geography unit, and kicked off their Agriculture Unit, by making Food Flags: Flags displaying the agricultural products of countries around the world.
Students in Mrs Quiggle's AP Human Geography ended their Political Geography unit, and kicked off their Agriculture Unit, by making Food Flags: Flags displaying the agricultural products of countries around the world.
AP Calculus students that attended the 9th annual Differentiation Bee at Gannon.
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Fairview won Outstanding School (2nd place) at the Gannon University 72nd Annual Model United Nations Conference! Congratulations to the whole team!
The following students achieved awards as individuals or partners:
Honorable Mention - Masa Alkhudari
3rd place - Anthony Basile, Sadhikya Boga, Nora Khan, Lydia Morgen, Harsha Vardhni Murali Santhakumari, Athanasios Nacopoulos, Theofanis Nacopoulos, VEnkata Yatish Reddy Seelam, Chloe Smith, Antonio Zona
2nd place - Gnana Ananya Reddy Desireddi, Mariya Hoja, Ulyana Hoja
1st - Sri Sai Kashyap Aaluri
It was pizza day in Baking Basics!
The AP physics class is using the ballistic pendulum to examine inelastic colition.
On Halloween, freshman environmental science students designed creative profiles for a variety of creepy organisms to show their knowledge of the creature’s interactions and habitat. There were a lot of great ones, and the classes voted for their favorites.
Fairview School Foundation's FHS October student of the month. These students were recognized for our second pillar of ROAR, which is Ownership. Congratulations!
