FHS seniors Madison Baker & Nihar Patel are National Honor Society Scholarship winners. Additionally, they are the first EVER from FHS NHS to be awarded scholarships! Madison, a national semifinalist, receives $3,200; Nihar, a national finalist, receives $5,625!
It’s time to order Senior Signs! Order your FHS CLASS OF 2026 yard sign for only $25! Each sign is personalized with your student’s name. The signs are 18”x24” and include a yard stake. Proceeds benefit Fairfield AfterProm. Order deadline: FRIDAY, MARCH 6 Signs will be available for pickup at FHS on March 24 during lunches (10:30 a.m. -1:15 p.m.) & March 26 after school (2:15-3 p.m.) PLEASE MAKE NOTE OF THESE DATES! To access the form…
At its meeting on Thursday, January 15, 2026, the Fairfield City School District Board of Education approved a Resolution of Necessity, a required step in the process of placing a proposed 1.25% school district earned income tax on the May 5, 2026, ballot.
This action does not enact a tax or place the measure on the ballot. It allows the district to receive certified estimates from the Ohio State Tax Commissioner and continue the process required under Ohio law.
"Moving into a new semester is a perfect time to reflect on our accomplishments so far this school year! Please help us celebrate a few of our students, groups, and organizations that went above and beyond this first half of the school year, said FHS Principal Ryan Bellamy in the January issue of the Indian Enquirer. Learn more about important high school news, deadlines, and events, to name just a few...
January is School Board Recognition Month and we are proud to honor our members! The theme this year is Scaling New Heights in Public Education! So fitting for these hardworking community members! THANK YOU, Mike Napier, John Cline Jr., Kevin McDonald, President Scott Clark, and Vice President Abby Berding-Miller. #FairfieldPride
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.