Fairview Public School District

Our fourth graders had so much fun getting to watch The Wild Robot at the movie theater after reading the novel!

Lincoln School's 7th grade students learned about the "Steps to Respect" at this morning's assembly.

The Fairview Mayor and Council are holding their annual home decorating contest.

You can check your student's report card by following this link https://www.fridayparentportal.com/fairview or by logging into the Parent Portal through the district website. Puedes consultar la boleta de calificaciones de tu estudiante siguiendo este enlace https://www.fridayparentportal.com/fairview o iniciando sesión en el Portal para padres a través del sitio web del distrito.

We are so proud of all of the hard work that our students have completed during the First Marking Period and their great attendance!

Just a reminder that basketball tryouts are coming up soon! Here are the details...

"Carry out a random act of kindness, with no expectation of reward, safe in the knowledge that someday someone might do the same for you." ~ Princess Diana World Kindness Day is being celebrated here at Number Three School. Students and staff were challenged to show five Acts of Kindness throughout the day! Mrs. Pinzone's students created Kindness Posters after listening to the story "Kindness is my Superpower" by Alicia Ortego. Ms. Ferreri's class brainstormed ways to be kind and people that inspire them to be kind.

The Superintendent challenge coins are more than tokens—they are a powerful way to inspire, connect, and honor those who contribute to the success of the school district.

Please click on the link to read the Superintendent's November Newsletter. https://secure.smore.com/n/nz78a

Today, 4th graders in Ms. Weston's class learned about Election Day. They researched the candidates running for President and discussed the electoral college. Students also participated in a mock election about which cookies are better: Chocolate chip or Oreos. Finally, they had our own class president election and students gave reasons why they would make a good class president.

Mrs. Abramo's 8th grade students worked together to answer and discuss questions related to the novel, "The Wednesday Wars".

Congratulations to this month's recipient of Lincoln School's Golden Apple Award. This award is given to Mrs. Marianne Schmude, who has demonstrated an outstanding commitment to our school for 32 years and made an incredible impact on students' lives.

Come out and support Lincoln School's' Volleyball Team!

🏗️ Building Brighter Futures! 🌞 Our new school playground at Lincoln Annex is coming together beautifully, and we’re excited to share the progress with you! From fresh foundations to future play spaces, every step brings us closer to a place where students can learn, play, and grow together. 🛝 Stay tuned for more updates as we continue building a safe, fun, and engaging space for our students! 💙 #Fairview #LincolnAnnex #PlaygroundProgress #BuildingForOurKids #FutureReady #CommunitySupport #PlayAndLearn

Number Three School awarded October's Staff Member of the Month! A Golden Apple is given to the winning staff member at the end of the month after votes are tallied that have been cast by their colleagues. This month our winner of the Golden Apple is Mrs. Daniela McGrath! Mrs. McGrath has been here at Number Three School for the past 9 years and has worked in our district for 22 years. During that time she has been a classroom teacher, World Language teacher, and is currently our Response to Intervention and Gifted and Talented teacher. She plays an important role in our school assisting students that need extra help and challenging others to become even better. Mrs. McGrath loves STEAM, creates innovative lessons and continuously works to Save the Earth. In addition, she is always willing to help any staff member without hesitation. Her kind, calm, and caring personality helps to keep our school welcoming and inviting to all ! Congratulations Mrs. McGrath ! 🍎🏆🥇

Halloween fun this Saturday in Fairview!

Mrs. May's 4th grade students built prisms which separated white light into colors by refraction in Science lab. Students worked in groups and observed colors of the rainbow that were produced by using a flashlight, white paper, a mirror, and a bin of water. Students angled the flashlight towards the mirror to produce the colorful light and recorded their observations in their Science Workbooks.

Please click on the link to view Fairview Public Schools, October newsletter. https://secure.smore.com/n/c3a8w

Exciting news! 🎉Lincoln Annex is getting a brand-new playground! 🛝 We can’t wait to see our students enjoying all of the fun equipment. This space will be a great spot for play, creativity, and making new friends. Stay tuned for updates as we build a place full of adventure! 🌟 #PlaygroundFun #BuildingMemories #CommunityPlay

Lincoln Annex Fire Safety Day!