Please consider joining us for this rare opportunity to hear the United States Air Force Band live at FHS.
Seven Fairview students attended the PMEA District 2 IU5 Jr. District Band festival held at Titusville High School on April 14 & 15, 2023. During the festival students worked with guest conductor Ben Rochford, associate director of bands at Ithaca College. After several hours of rehearsal both Friday and Saturday, students presented a public concert on Saturday afternoon. Students representing Fairview included: (from L to R) Jailyn Bull (7), Caroline Strobel (7), Morgan Chase (8), Ulyana Hoja (9), Jabin Bull (9), Andrew WACHTER (9), and Jacob Owens (8).
Ninth Grade Environmental Science students went outside to estimate population size using sampling techniques they have been studying.
Mr. Quiggle's students work on their soccer skills with different stations. They go around cones, dribble, and work on their passing skills by playing Tic Tac Toe. As you can see, he sure makes them tired by the end of class!
Fairview School Foundation FHS March Student of the Month
New Incoming ECTS Class of 2026
In Mrs. Smith’s 6th grade ELA classroom, the students were reviewing grammar skills by playing a game called “Grammar Wars.” They compete against each other to find grammar mistakes. The students could earn prizes for their effort. All the students had fun, tried hard, and learned from each other in the process.
Parker Lord Engineers Jonathan Sacco and Casey Hedlund visited Mrs. Wethli's classroom to tell students about their jobs. Students learned about engineering and got to test out some of the different types of materials created at the facility.
Third-grade students participated in racing MAGLEV vehicles. The students designed the sails for their racers and competed to find the fastest racer for their unit about force and magnetism in Science Class. So many creative students we have!
Could our little Easter bunnies BE any cuter?
Students had a chance to attend the Women in Business event at Penn State Behrend today. They heard from professors, students, and business leaders in a variety of business fields and toured the campus.
Chopped champions for the week of March 20th are Grace Garrity, Braya Sorenson, Alex Price and Christine Zhang with a winning dish of Spaghetti and Meatballs with homemade sauce and meatballs!
FHS Photo and Art Exhibition
Our kindergarten classes had a chance to go to Asbury Woods before Spring Break. Students got to see animals and learn about seeds and seed sorting. They also got a chance to walk the grounds and learn about the trees that are native to our area.
This week the FMS students received a Thank You from Erie's Anna Shelter for their amazing fundraising efforts!
The FHS ceramics students went on a field trip to Penn West University to participate in a raku firing process. We had such a great time. We got to learn a lot about the university and their art programs.
The AP physics class uses kinematics and conservation of energy in order to determine the initial velocity of a launching sphere. The AP and CP physics class are examining if the radius and rotating mass is affecting the centripetal force.
On the last day of school before Spring Break, Mr. Quiggle held his famous Bunny Hop. Unfortunately, Mother Nature didn't get the memo, so the Bunny Hop had to be inside. As you can see, the students just loved being able to hop around the gym with all the special teachers and we even had 2 very colorful Peeps show up!
Our gifted students wanted to show appreciation to all the teachers and staff so they created a hot chocolate and coffee bar. Their offers included hot chocolate with all the fixings, cookies, donuts, and other yummy treats! What a great and creative way to give back to the school, especially when spring hasn't sprung yet!
The first graders are finishing up their unit on Earth's Surface in Science. They did a soil investigation after learning about the importance of soil on Earth. Did they find anything good, like worms or gold?
