Shanay Chambers will be here all day tomorrow, November 17th, Friday December 15th, and then every other Friday next semester. If your child has any college related questions please encourage them to speak with Shanay or Mrs. Knoche.
The Kansas Education Enrichment Program (KEEP) provides qualifying parents and guardians with $1,000 per eligible student to spend on approved educational goods and services.. Income verification is required. Awards will be issued to those who qualify based on applicants whose income is 300% or less of the Federal Poverty Guidelines. Information and income eligibility charts are provided online at keep.ks.gov ***Please see the flyer for more information.
Just a reminder that the elementary student council inviting elementary students and staff to wear a hat for charity tomorrow, Friday, November 17th, for the cost of $1. All money will be donated to the United Way of Reno County to help a local family in need have a better Christmas. As an added bonus, the elementary classes that get every student in their class, PLUS their teacher, to participate in wearing a hat, and donating $1, get cookies to celebrate. So.....tomorrow, WEAR A HAT, BRING A DOLLAR, AND HELP OTHERS!
The FMS BB game that was scheduled on November 27th has been moved to November 28th.
Changes:
November 27th FHS BB Jamboree @ Spearville starting with girls at 5p.
November 28th FMS BB @ Stafford at 4p.
SCHEDULE CHANGES:
Tomorrow night's (11/16) game will be against Pretty Prairie instead of Burrton. . It will be the same times, A team girls at 4 and A team boys following.
November 27th, will be a FHS BB Jamboree at Spearville with girls starting at 5p and boys at 6:45p. Mr. Hewitt is working to move the FMS game at Stafford that is on that day but it has not been confirmed yet.
Elementary Students...........a message from your STUCO team.
The elementary student council invites elementary students and staff to wear a hat for charity this Friday, November 17th, for the cost of $1. All money will be donated to the United Way of Reno County to help a local family in need have a better Christmas.
As an added bonus, the elementary classes that get every student in their class, PLUS their teacher, to participate in wearing a hat, and donating $1, get cookies to celebrate.
So.....Friday, WEAR A HAT, BRING A DOLLAR, AND HELP OTHERS!
The District has started the process of searching for a superintendent. Mrs. McKinney will be retiring at the end of this school year. We are looking to have staff and community input. Below is a survey link. The deadline for the survey is December 13th.
https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/USD310SS
There is also a QR code available.
The Falcon Classic is quickly approaching and FPO is asking for help with food donations and help working the concession stand. Please see the link provided to sign up if you're able to help. Thank you for your help! https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1j6HfipLtwbnbGYzvWj74ddxjWHpQ-bZp70v7pi0o0Vk/edit#gid=0
Fairfield School Consolidated Schedule 11/12-11/18
Here is the link to the HS girls basketball store! Each player needs ONE grey shirt, it can be short or long sleeve, but they are only required to have one or the other. The team store shows short and long sleeve required just so that you know which 2 to choose from. There is an option for you to add your name and/or number to the back. Staff and community members feel free to order as well! We'll get items delivered as soon as they come in. Thank you for supporting our students!
https://factory233.com/fairfield_hs_girls_basketball/shop/home
Congratulations to our football guys who made the All-District team. This team is chosen by the all coaches within our district. The Falcons were well represented and should be very proud of their efforts this season. Congratulations guys!!!
Seniors vs Staff Volleyball game today. Staff members walk away with the win!!
There will be a two-hour delayed start at Fairfield tomorrow (Wednesday, 11/8/23) due to the dangerous foggy mornings we are experiencing and the serious accidents in our area today. No breakfast will be served, and school will start at 10 a.m. There will be no Hutchinson routes and no sixth grade field trip. The Daycare will open at 9:15 am. Please be safe on your trip to school tomorrow.
Fairfield Schools consolidated schedule 11/5 - 11/11
Today is the day......
Now that we have officially wrapped up our fall sports activities the district would like to take a moment to express our heartfelt congratulations and deep gratitude to all our athletes, coaches, helpers/volunteers, and community members for your dedication and hard work throughout this exciting fall sports season. Your commitment and passion are what Fairfield a special place to be. To our student athletes, you have shown incredible determination, teamwork, and sportsmanship on and off the court/field. Your hours of practice and unwavering efforts have brought pride and joy to our school and communities. The victories you achieved and the challenges you overcame have left an indelible mark on this season and school year. To our coaches, your guidance, mentorship, and leadership have been instrumental in shaping our student athletes in the best versions of themselves. Your tireless dedication to both the activity and the personal growth of your athletes is truly commendable. Your wisdom and support have made a significant impact on these young lives. We cannot thank you enough for continually instilling character and resilience into our student athletes as well as the positive example of sportsmanship that you all have exhibited. Your sacrifices, late-night/early morning practices, and your unyielding commitment do not go unnoticed, and we are immensely proud of all that you’ve accomplished. (Jenny Knoche, Kyle Finder, Dwight Hirt, Cassie Foster, Montana Fry-Wente, Heath Hewitt, Chelsie Fowler, Kyly Cannon, Alex Pankratz, Loren Nisly, James Davis) To our helpers/volunteers, your behind-the-scenes efforts are invaluable to the smooth functioning of our athletic events. It takes an immense amount of help to host an event and we as a district could not do this efficiently without the help and support that we get from the many volunteers/helpers that have stepped up to make these things possible for us. You are the unsung heroes who make it all possible and your contributions have not gone unnoticed. Finally, to our community members, your unwavering support and presence at games, meets, and matches have created an electric atmosphere that truly make our events special. Your encouragement and enthusiasm inspire our athletes and fosters a sense of unity and pride within our school community. Thank you again to everyone that made this fall such a special time to be a Fairfield Falcon!
As a reminder November 6-12, 2023 is the senior high fall athletic buffer week. There shall be no athletic practice, offseason conditioning, informal basketball shooting, or weight room use before/after school hours in school owned facilities during the fall athletic buffer week. Athletic activities of this nature may not be held under the supervision of a school staff member in non-school facilities. This means a moratorium on all school sponsored athletic activities during this week. Gyms will not be open to students during the fall athletic buffer week for purposes of shooting baskets, working out with weights, etc. outside of school hours. Physical education classes are considered part of the school day. Buffer week does not eliminate football practices for those senior high schools who qualify for football playoffs until such time their football season is over.
There will be an After Prom meeting tonight (11/1) at 6 p.m located in the cafeteria.
Happy November 1st! Attached is the updated calendar with changes in red.
