Students use their knowledge of Uno to practice geometric proof formats and process. Starting with an Uno card, they must use the other provided Uno cards, matching either the color or the card, to arrive at the conclusion card.
Gabe Farkas, Andrew Wachter and Jabin Bull represented Fairview High School at the PMEA District 2 Jazz festival held at Collegiate Academy this past weekend. They rehearsed and performed with 74 high school musicians from 18 schools across northwestern Pennsylvania.
Students in Mrs. Quiggle's World Cultures class work to outline the stages of the Demographic Transition Model and the characteristics of each.
Voilà! Le nouveau mur! ¡Ya está! ¡El nuevo muro!
Students in Creative Writing 1 started a unit on poetry by creating a spine poem out of book titles and mashing up lines from their individual poems to create a group one!
Courtesy of the Fairview Foundation, the Erie Experience classes visited Asbury Woods to learn about the history of the park, the evolution of the chestnut tree and the animals that currently inhabit the woods. The classes would like to thank Mrs. Sarah Bennett for a wonderful tour!
Ninth grade environmental students created infographics for a fourth grade audience to share information about the effects of climate change.
Nine Honors Spanish students spent the day volunteering at the Erie City Special Olympics at Peek n Peak Resort in Clymer, NY. They served as buddies, timekeepers, and art assistants to ninety athletes with disabilities in our Erie area. To see how kind, accepting, and encouraging our students are with their peers showcases the true result of a Fairview Schools education.
AP Calculus students grinding through some rather difficult College Board questions on a Friday afternoon. Keep up the great work!
The robotics class today finished their project of making the fastest winch to lift either a 5 lb or 10 lb weight.
Gracias to my Spanish 3 students for taking over some teaching duties! They led the Spanish 2 class in a discussion using our feeling and verb vocabulary.
Here we have the FHS Ceramics 2 & 3 students working toward achieving their individualized goals written in their proposals.
FHS PHOTO CLUB met for this fun studio shoot. We wrapped black plastic around a wooden frame and placed it over a speaker. Poured paint on top and turned up the tunes! We stopped the motion by using our Einstein strobe lights.
The AP English Language & Composition students finished last semester by reading a non-fiction book of their choice and analyzing the author’s argument. They showed off their rhetorical analysis skills in their final essay, the Researched Argument. Here, students display their chosen books!
The CP English IV students started the semester by writing a persuasive essay entitled “Five Things I Know for Sure.” The students defended claims about statements they believe to be true based on their life experiences. The students peer edited their essays and then presented their two favorite claims to the class.
How has Fairview's cultural landscape evolved over the years? This question was answered by guest speaker, Mrs. Quiggle, in the Erie Experience classes this week. The students heard a presentation about Fairview's development on Monday and then toured the area, including Avonia Beach, on Tuesday. The tour involved identifying historic landmarks, the region's agricultural industry and the communities of today.
Students in AP Spanish and Honors Spanish 6 enjoyed language immersion and a culture lab at Mercyhurst University's Day in World Languages. They tasted tea from around the world, decoded French idiomatic expressions, played jian zi (Chinese Hacky Sack), filled their card of Lotería (Mexican Bingo), created memes in Spanish, wrote their names in Russian, and spoke with native speakers, professors, college students, and Fulbright Scholars. Señor Lowe was even able to enjoy some of his favorite Argentinian mate. Fairview would like to say "Gracias" to the faculty and staff of Mercyhurst University World Languages Department for their service to our students.
The Erie Experience Classes would like to thank Triple Maple Syrup for hosting us this week and providing the students with a tour and sample of their product. The students learned why maple syrup is unique to this area, the technology behind how it is made and how the process has evolved over time.
AP Chemistry students explore oxidation-reduction reactions as they witness the dynamic exchange of electrons and the transformative nature of chemical reactions as they apply theoretical knowledge to unravel the mysteries of redox processes.
Erie County Technical School January Student of the Month
