The students in Mrs. Stevens’s CP English 2 class analyzed the characters and lines from Shakespeare’s play The Merchant of Venice, described the scene, and dramatically read the lines to the class.
Miss Miele’s CP English IV and AP Language students visited Mr. Barbour in the library to learn how to use the Gale in Context Databases to find quality research to support their research-based analysis essays. The CP students researched information on the 1920s and 1930s to connect to their analysis of allegorical elements in John Steinbeck’s “The Turtle,” while the AP students researched information to support their persuasive essays on topics of their choice related to issues in education.
Students are working on their 3-D Growth Mindset project display. After researching a famous individual with a Growth Mindset the students began to put together a 3-D design of their individual to use during their Growth Mindset Presentation on their individual next week.
Field of Flags: The FMS PTO is organizing a district wide Veterans Day event. Please see the attached flier for more information.
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Batman (AKA Otter Jacob Gibbons) shows the Public Speaking class how to play ping pong on Halloween!
Amelia Lyons constructs book displays for our new FHS library.
Competitive Team Sports class learning to play the fastest growing sport in the United States, Pickleball.
FHS advanced art students attended Edinboro Art Day where they experienced hands-on art making workshops to get introduced to PennWest art programs.
Fashion 1 has started making their pillows!
The AP and CP Physics classes are working on a lab in order to determine the relationship between radius centripetal force, radius of rotation and rotating mass.
Spanish 2 is completing a unit on how to order and react to food options typical in Spanish-speaking countries. The best way to learn a language is to need to use it to get what you want, in this case foods and drinks from “Café Profe”.
The Algebra 2 students are graphing parabolas that they study on quadratic functions.
Fairview Marching Band finishes their season with a 2nd place at the LMBA Championships. Congratulations on an amazing season!!!!
Students in Mrs. Nies's Current Events and Media classes recently presented projects surrounding debatable topics in the news. Using the website, AllSides.Com and the Library's Gale "Opposing View Points" resource, the students research the polarization of each subject. The topics included everything from book banning, to global warming, to illegal immigration and inflation. The presentations were educational and enjoyable.
Fairview Model United Nations students host a bloc meeting for area schools. Delegates collaborate to solve world issues in preparation for the upcoming Gannon UN Conference.
The FHS Student Council hosted their Halloween Costume Contest today! We had winners in the categories for Best Duo, Scariest, Funniest, Most Spot On, and Most Creative! Thanks to all those that participated and Congratulations to the winners!
The FHS Student Council hosted their Halloween Costume Contest today! We had winners in the categories for Best Duo, Scariest, Funniest, Most Spot On, and Most Creative! Thanks to all those that participated and Congratulations to the winners!
The FHS Student Council hosted their Halloween Costume Contest today! We had winners in the categories for Best Duo, Scariest, Funniest, Most Spot On, and Most Creative! Thanks to all those that participated and Congratulations to the winners!
Students in Mrs. Karpinski's class shared mini-presentations analyzing scenes in To Kill a Mockingbird and applying the author's use of literary techniques.
