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Choosing the Support Staff Member of the Year and Teacher of the Year is often a very difficult choice. This year’s recipient was nominated by 14 different individuals. As Superintendent Billy Smith read each of the nominations, it didn’t take him long to identify some themes. Over and over, she was described as a person that goes above and beyond. For her, going above and beyond includes supporting, serving, and teaching ALL students and not just the ones that she is assigned to help. People appreciate the fact that she is positive each and every day and genuinely cares about every single student and teacher. (Read more)...

When Superintendent Billy Smith notified our recipient that he had been chosen for the Teacher of the Year award, there was a moment of silence…followed by, “You’ve got to be kidding me, right?” Mr. Smith assured him that he wasn’t kidding. Once the shock had subsided, he went on to tell Mr. Smith that he decided to get into education for one reason: to make a difference in the lives of students. Mr. Smith assured him, based on all of the nominations, that he is definitely making a difference (Read More)

Katie Myers, FCSD Director of Human Resources, has an interest in outreach and supporting kids, especially those in the district of 10,000 where she lives and works. She will be able to further pursue this work as the newest member of The Fairfield Community Foundation Board of Trustees. “As I continue to become more involved in the community, I strongly believe in the mission of the Foundation and take pride in being a community member and being able to give back and support something so great," Myers said. "Working for Fairfield City Schools, I have a great appreciation for the work of the Foundation and what they do for our students. It is just a small piece of their mission and vision to enhance and strengthen the quality of life for Fairfield citizens." Linda Yarger, foundation president, said she is eager to work with Myers. "Katie brings a welcomed enthusiasm and a fresh perspective to the needs of the students in the Fairfield City School district,” she said. Myers said she has never experienced living in a community "that is so passionate and involved with every aspect. By supporting our children, we will continue to keep this community as strong as it has been in the past, present and for their future.“