The following is text of a letter sent to parents of incoming 12th graders for 2018-19 who do not have a record of the meningococcal immunization on file...

High academic student success and student safety are two of the most important goals of Fairfield High School's faculty, administration, and staff.  The Ohio Department of Education issues a yearly report card on the academic progress of our school.  We use that data to develop improvement plans that will take us further towards the accomplishment our educational goals.  We also value your input as we develop our plans for improvement.

We invite you to take a survey of your opinions on how well we are doing and what we can do to improve Fairfield High School...

The FCSD Equity Leadership Team recognized student representatives who participated this year on the district Equity Leadership Team & Community Diversity Alliance committees. Their commitment to making a difference was honored at the May 3 Board of Education meeting. Their service to our diversity work has been invaluable! They are TJ Hayes, Niyasia Dodson, Jania Eubanks, Deven Clark, and Deep Patel. They are truly paving the way!

On April 28, 15 Fairfield High School students competed in one or more categories in the 2018 ACT-SO Local competition. Eleven students won gold in their respective categories. Three students, Sarah Griffin, Derrick Kyei, and Celeste Ovelton won gold in two categories. These students won an all-expense paid trip to San Antonio where they will participate in the National ACT-SO competition.
Congratulations to all of FHS winners...

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Congratulations to the following FHS students who submitted artwork to the Congressional Art Competition (8th District): Tatum Brewer, Kaitlyn Burg, Alexandria Eavers, Edson Martinez, Katelyn Montgomery, and Rheia Newman...

To parents parents of current 6th or 11th graders:
Sign your child up to receive the Tdap and/or Meningitis immunization FREE during the school day! These immunizations are required to enter 7th and 12th grade. The state has required immunizations for several grade levels. You may recall submitting documentation when you enrolled your child in school.
The state does allow parents to exempt their child from these immunizations for medical, philosophical, or religious reasons.
For more information about the exemption, required immunizations, or the vaccination clinic, please contact your child's school nurse.
Click the headline above for locations, dates and times for the clinics.

To Parents/Guardians & School Visitors:
In the interest of the safety and security of our students and staff, we ask that you be patient at the front entrances to our schools when we ask for your driver’s license or other identification. Our priority is to ensure safety for all. We appreciate your cooperation and understanding.

A partnership formed between the Fairfield Food Pantry, Shared Harvest Food Bank and the Fairfield High School Food Closet, will ensure the school's shelves are full to assist students in need...