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Title page of the College Credit Plus presentation for parents.

College Credit Plus Off-Campus Program Information

For informational purposes, we are sharing the following. The State of Ohio’s College Credit Plus Off-Campus Program was established to allow high school students to earn college and high school graduation credit by completing college courses. The program is intended to provide expanded opportunities for qualified high school students to experience coursework at the college or university level. Qualified students at FHS, FFS, Creekside, and Crossroads can take courses at Miami University Regionals, Cincinnati State, the University of Cincinnati, and other local colleges. Learn more by clicking the headline.
Kindergarten registration flyer with instructions

Kindergarten Registration for the 2026-27 School Year is Now Open!

Are you a Fairfield City or Township resident whose child will be 5 years old on or before August 14, 2026?
Fairfield Kindergarten Registration opens March 1! Early registration helps us make important decisions about the number of high-quality kindergarten teachers we will need in each of our six elementary schools...
Arts Hall of Fame logo which includes symbols of the fine arts, such as musical notes, paint and brushes, and theater masks.

Alumni & Former Fine Arts Educators to be Honored with New Arts Hall of Fame

Fairfield is proud to establish a long-overdue Arts Hall of Fame. Like our Athletics Hall of Fame, which has been around for more than 20 years, we will be honoring alumni and former educators who have led our programs (band, choir, fine arts, orchestra, and theatre), and then continued into the professional world, bringing joy through art...

FCSD Board of Education Approves Potential Reductions

Following a lengthy and emotional discussion at the February 19 FCSD Board of Education meeting, the Board voted Thursday, March 5, to approve the list of potential reductions that would be implemented if the May 5 ballot issue is unsuccessful. This decision, while difficult, ensures transparency and provides the community with a clear understanding of the steps the district would be required to take if additional funding is not secured.
Community members can review the full list of potential reductions and find additional information by visiting...

Upcoming Events

Arts Fair!

Time: 1 PM – 5 PM
Location: Fairfield High School, 8800 Holden Blvd. in Fairfield Fairfield Freshman School, 8790 Gilmore Rd. in Fairfield