FHS PARENTS:
We are happy to announce Fayetteville High School will be offering FREE, IN-PERSON, AFTER-SCHOOL tutoring sessions beginning Tuesday, March 15, 2022. Tutoring will be offered on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 3:00 PM to 4:15 PM until May 12, 2022.
Tutoring will be provided for each core subject area: Math, Science, Language Arts, and Social Studies. The hope is to make up for learning lost during the Covid-19 pandemic. We hope to better prepare students for End of Course Exams, assist students who need to raise their grades, and, most importantly, make sure students have the opportunity to learn the knowledge and skills needed for success in the future.
Transportation is the parents’ responsibility. Students will need to be picked up at 4:15. We know rising gas prices could pose an issue for many of our students, so to help alleviate some of those worries, we will be giving gas cards to students who participate, as well as providing a nice snack to all who attend the tutoring sessions.
If you would like to enroll your student into the tutoring program, please complete the form at the following link or email heidi.greco@fpls.us. You do not want to miss your chance at free tutoring, help on assignments, good snacks, and free gas cards! Sign up for tutoring today!
https://forms.gle/WWmDTQS98VwuMdmL8
Check out the Fayetteville Art Program's T-shirt, Hoodie, & Bag Sale!
Our feature artists are: Christie Barger, Zach Young, and Clement Kirsch.
Link and QR code below to the virtual shop below. Sale ends March 21 at 11:59 pm. Orders will be picked up in the HS office dates to be posted.
Parents/Guardians:
Fayetteville Middle School would like to remind everyone that we will start giving the Ohio State Tests at the end of the month and into April. The test dates are listed below. Please take time to talk with your student(s) about the importance of the test and giving their best effort. Thank you for your support as we move into state testing.
Test Dates:
ELA - March 28, 29
Math - April 20, 21
Science - April 27, 28 (8th grade Only)
8th Grade Parents, this is a reminder that this Thursday March 10th, we will have a meeting to discuss the 8th grade class trip to Cedar Point this coming June. The meeting will be held in the MS cafeteria at 6:30 pm. Any student or parent interested is encouraged to attend the meeting to gather information and ask questions regarding the trip. Letters were sent home last Friday, but in case you did not see the letter or have misplaced it, please click on the following link. https://5il.co/16v10
Have a great evening and As Always ... GO ROCKETS.
James E. Herron
Fayetteville Middle School Principal
The FCCLA has been hard at work during January and February with the F.A.C.T.S Project. The students chose to get involved with the traffic safety issue of seatbelt use. The goal of the project was to impact student traffic safety through proper seatbelt use. The use of signs, random seatbelt checks, door decorating, and incentives were able to increase seatbelt use among high school students.
We would like to thank the Fayetteville Police Department with all of their help and the State Highway Patrol for the use of their "Click it or Ticket it" Banners and Yard Signs.
Keep up the good work Fayetteville students and drivers and continue to wear your seatbelts on every ride!
🎳Congratulations to Isaac Halker on making it on the Boys Bowling SHAC All-League Team! He qualified at the League Bowling Tournament and was recognized at the league banquet today.
🏀Congratulations to Olivia Crawford and Anne Murphy on being named SHAC All-League Team!
🏀SHAC League Awards today! Congratulations to Jayden Bradshaw and Blake Coffman on being named All -League ! The Varsity Boys Basketball Team was also recognized for winning the league - great job!
Fayetteville Rockets would like to Congratulate the Georgetown Boys Basketball team - District CHAMPS!!! Good Luck moving on🏀
The Knights of Columbus is having a Pork Tenderloin fundraiser at St Patrick Church Daly Hall this evening, Saturday, March 5 from 5pm to 7pm. All proceeds go to the playground in Fayetteville's Town Park. Thank you!
Fayetteville Rockets wish “Good Luck” to the Fairfield Lions and the Georgetown G-Men Basketball teams on their continued tournament play. 🏀
Kelly Beebe began her twenty-nine year career at FPLS teaching in the middle school, but she found her home in the first grade where she’s devoted the past twenty-seven years. Kelly has a Bachelor’s in Elementary Education from Wilmington College and a Master’s in Teacher and Curriculum Leadership from Miami University; she holds a Professional Elementary (1-8) License. Kelly and her husband, Michael, have been together for thirty years (married for twenty-five), and they are the proud parents of two children, who are also graduates of FPLS. Gabe, twenty-one, is pursuing a degree in Music Education, and Lilly, nineteen, is attending The Christ Hospital of Nursing. When she’s away from school, Kelly enjoys crafting, photography, and cooking for her family.
Jerri Smith brings more than two decades of educational experience to FPES where she teaches third grade Science and Social Studies. She has a B.A. in Elementary Education from Morehead State University and a M.A. in Elementary Special Education from the University of Dayton. Jerri holds a Professional Kindergarten-Primary (K-3) License with an Elementary 1-8 endorsement from the Ohio Department of Education. She has been a committed member of the FPLS community and previously volunteered her time as the official scorekeeper for the girls and boys basketball teams. Jerri enjoys spending time with her husband, her beautiful daughter, and their two black lab puppies; she is thankful that God has blessed her with an amazing family, both at home and at school.
Julie Bryan is in her third year as the Family and Consumer Science Teacher at FPHS where she also serves as the FCCLA advisor. Julie has a Bachelor’s in Business Administration from Shawnee State University and a Master’s in Career and Technical Workforce Education from Bowling Green State University. She teaches a wide array of courses including College and Career Readiness, Personal Finance, Everyday Economics, and Personal Wellness. Julie is currently pursuing her permanent licensure and loves working in her hometown. Julie and her husband, Jason, have been married for eighteen years, and they have two daughters, Anna and Ella. Julie’s family loves animals and camping together, especially in the fall.
Jason Basford is our MS Satellite Information Technology Instructor from Southern Hills CTC. Jason has a Bachelor of Arts in Computer Information Systems from Wilmington College and a Master of Arts in Technology Curriculum and Instruction from Grand Canyon University. He holds a Computer Science 7-12 licensure with a MS Career-Technical Education validation from the Ohio Department of Education. Jason is in his third year teaching at FPMS after spending fourteen years at East Clinton Local Schools where he taught web and graphic design, animation, and other technology-based classes. Jason is married to his wife, Julia, and they have two young daughters, Eliza and Stella. When he’s not at school, Jason enjoys time traveling with his family and coin collecting.
Ashley Dietrich is in her seventh year of education and is currently teaching first grade at FPES. She attended Wilmington College as an undergrad and went on to receive her Master’s in Education, Curriculum and Instruction: Reading & Literacy from Ashland University. Ashley holds three separate teaching licenses from the ODE including Career Technical (4-12), Early Childhood (P-3), and Early Childhood Intervention Specialist (P-3). Ashley recently returned from maternity leave after the birth of her baby boy; she and her husband also have a daughter who is in Kindergarten at FPES. Ashley is a 4-H advisor and loves being outdoors, gardening, and raising animals on the family farm.
Lori Workman has taught numerous subjects during her twenty-six year educational career, including her current position as the seventh grade mathematics teacher at FPMS. Lori has a B.A. in Elementary Education from Wilmington College and a M.S. in Education: Mathematics (Grades 6-8) Specialization from Walden University; she holds a Professional Elementary (1-8) License. Outside of the classroom, Lori has continued to serve the students of FPLS as a Class Advisor, Student Council Advisor, and basketball coach, but she is perhaps best known for her love of theater and music, serving as Drama Advisor for more than two decades! Lori’s love for the Fayetteville community runs deep, and she is proud to be a third-generation FPLS graduate on both sides of her family. She and her husband, Roy, share ten children, and they have been happy to raise their family in her little hometown.
Teri Stethem brings over thirty years of teaching experience to her third grade classroom at FPES where she is an English Language Arts teacher and Reading Specialist. Teri has a B.A. in Elementary Education and a Master’s of Reading Education, both from Wilmington College. She holds a Professional Elementary (1-8) License from the Ohio Department of Education. Outside of the classroom, Teri serves on the ES Literacy Committee which evaluates curriculum and strategies to improve instruction for our students, and she supports her fellow teachers by managing the Elementary Sunshine Fund and Secret Santa. When she’s away from school, Teri enjoys reading, crafting, and traveling, but her absolute favorite way to spend her free time is with her three daughters, two sons-in-law, twelve grandchildren, and her dog, Jazzy.
🏀 The Ohio Prep Sportswriters Association has released the Southwest District All-District girls and boys basketball teams. These players are chosen by a panel of media in the district.
Follow this link to see the girls (Anne Murphy & Olivia Crawford) https://www.newsdemocrat.com/2022/03/02/opswa-releases-girls-basketball-all-district-teams/
Follow this link to see the boys (Jayden Bradshaw & Blake Coffman)https://www.newsdemocrat.com/2022/03/03/opswa-releases-boys-basketball-all-district-teams/
Congratulations to our Rally Rockets Students of the Month! These students were chosen by their teachers from among all of the Students of the Week as best exemplifying our 3 Rally Rockets expectations of Be Responsible, Be Respectful, and Be Resourceful. K-2 Students of the Month enjoyed pizza with Mr. Fiscus and Officer Waddle. 3-5 Students of the Month were taken to Skyline for Coney with a Cop. Thanks to Terry's Pizza and Skyline Chili for their generous support of our PBIS program.
