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Welcome to Fairfield City Schools Online |
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FAIRFIELD MIDDLE SCHOOL
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| This page is to promote
all the positive things that happen at FMS. |
Students, would you like to leave your last period class early to spend time with friends? Then participate in the “Break Time” event on Friday, April 4th.
Students must earn 15 tickets and given them to the office or a teacher by Thursday, March 20 to participate in the “Break Time” event.
For the event you may bring electronic devices and games. Snacks will be available for purchase in Cafeteria A/B.
Sandwich Making
The FMS 7th grade boy’s basketball team members made 253 sandwiches for the needy and homes for the Mercy-Franciscan St. John Social Center in Cincinnati. Currently, Fairfield Middle School students have made a total of 24,996 sandwiches in the last six years. Congratulations to all the players and Coaches Dustin Ferrell and Tony Hibbard for another job well done and for making a difference one sandwich at a time.
Congratulations to the following students whose artwork has been chosen for display at various art shows in the area: Wesleigh Beckman’s skateboarder received an Honorable Mention award and will be on display at the Scholastic Art Awards exhibit in Kentucky. Wesleigh will receive his award at an awards ceremony on February 15. Alyssa Adams’ leaf print will be professionally framed and will be on display at KnowledgeWorks Foundation for 1 year. She also will be recognized at an Evening for the Arts at the PNC bank building in downtown Cincinnati. Jimmy Trauthwein’s insect drawing will be on display in March and April at the Crossroads Hospice Art Show and he will be honored at an Evening for the Arts. Kyle Hicks’ insect drawing will be on display in June at Summerfair which is at Old Coney in Cincinnati. Congratulations to all for their accomplishment.
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Shelby Dixon,Jessica Runyan, Lindsey Street, and Cara Deaton, 8th students on the Independence team in Mr Trick's social studies class, recently returned from a field trip to Philadelphia. The students toured Independence Hall and the Ben Franklin Museum of Science. They saw the Liberty Bell and the Betsey Ross Museum and many othe interestingr sites in the "City of Brotherly Love." The students submitted a paper summarizing their trip and their experiences. |
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| 8th grade students on the Independence team recently
completed the Unit: Constitution at Work in their Social Studies
classess. The students visited the new Fairfield Justice Center
and were given a private tour of the new state- of the -art
Fairfield Police Department and Municipal Court..Sgt. Ken Gerold,
and Officers Dennis Valentini and Craig Singleton were on hand
to speak with the students and answer their questions. The
students attended Municipal Court and Judge Joyce Campbell
talked to the students and graciously answered their questions
concerning her profession and the judicial system |
Mrs. Herzog's class
Students in Ms Herzog's 7th grade history classes participated
in a pilot of two lessons from UNICEF. The lessons introduced
students to the many ways armed conflicts all over the
world disrupt children's lives. Students watched a video
describing
the life of "Martha" a teen who lost both parents
to war in Sierra Leone. They also learned about children
who are excluded from access to school, housing, immunizations
and sanitation because of war. Feedback about the lessons
for UNICEFwas collected in surveys before and after the lessons.
Nora Offei commented, " I didn't realize that UNICEF
helped children after the war in their town was over." Heather
Kauffman agreed," I was impressed that they offer art
activites to help kids express their feelings." Roemone
Barnette added, "I had no idea how much they helped
children in so many different places in the world."
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Congratulations to the 48 new Inductees to
the National Junior Honor Society. The student
ceremony was held on Friday, November
30th. Specials recognition goes to Mrs. Dollenmeyer, Mrs. Regal,
and the selection committee for organizing the ceremony. |
Congratulations to the following
seventh grade students who were selected by competitive audition
to the OMEA
District 13 Honor Band: Flute Havovi Desai Oboe Sarah Hamilton
Bass Clarinet Zach Bowling Alto Sax Erin Williams Trumpet Nate
Chester – 1st Chair Eric Vinson Jimmy Trouthwein Horn
Andrew Jones Megan Schott Lindsey Haven Baritone Alex Hotchkiss
Tuba Adam Kocaman Percussion Rebecca Feeney
Congratulations to the following eight grade
students who were selected by competitive audition to the
OMEA District
13 Honor Band: Flute Taylor Richmond Clarinet Rachel Waltz
Emily Garrett Kyle Funtik Alto Clarinet David Preda Bass
Clarinet Joey Pasqueletti Lacey Smith-Richards Bassoon Mark
Hensler Alto Sax Andrew Williams – First Chair Baritone
Sax LeeAnn Olthaus Trumpet Alex Weiss Horn Eric Bell – First
Chair Baritone Julianne Werts Tuba Cy Aalaei – First
Chair Derek Craig Congratulations to the following students
who were selected as alternates: Sarah Schaefer – flute
Taylor Kincaid - Trombone
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Upcoming Events
Key Dates
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First Day of School - Thursday, Aug. 28
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No School - Monday, Sept. 1 (Labor Day)
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Keep Fairfield Schools Safe!
Report any unsafe or threatening activity 24/7 by calling the "Speak Up" anonymous tip line...
513-896-8200
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