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Welcome Class of 2025!
Tonight’s Agenda INTRODUCTION OF CAMPUS STAFF DAILY OPERATIONS/EXPECTATIONS ATTENDANCE PROCEDURES ACADEMICS GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS DESIGN, PROCESS AND VALUES ACADEMIC TOOLS SUPPORT SERVICES SCHOOL COUNSELING FAMILY AND COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT (F.A.C.E.) CLUBS & ATHLETIC OPPORTUNITIES SCHEDULE DISTRIBUTION/SELF-GUIDED TOUR
Mr. Chris Vicha Campus Principal PRINCIPAL: GRADES 6-12 PHONE: (440) 356-3500 X 4106 CVICHA@FAIRVIEW.K12.OH.US : @FHSPRINCIPAL Located in High School Main Office 14 Years with FPCS
Mr. Chris Honeck FHS ASSOCIATE PRINCIPAL ASSOCIATE PRINCIPAL: GRADES 9-12 PHONE: (440) 356-3500 X 4101 choneck@fairview.k12.oh.us :@fhswarriors_ap LOCATED IN THE HIGH SCHOOL MAIN OFFICE 7 YEARS WITH FPCS
Mrs. Heather Kaminski LFM ASSOCIATE PRINCIPAL ASSOCIATE PRINCIPAL: GRADES 6-8 PHONE: (440) 356-3510 X 3100 HKAMINSKI@FAIRVIEW.K12.OH.US :@HEATHERKAMINSKI6 LOCATED IN THE MIDDLE SCHOOL MAIN OFFICE JOINS FPCS FROM AVON LAKE CITY SCHOOLS
TEACHERS HERE THIS EVENING Mrs. Nagy - Math Mrs. Morgan- ELA Mr. Bruening - Science
School Counselor MRS. MARY CORY PHONE: (440) 356-3500 X 3135 MCORY@FAIRVIEW.K12.OH.US :@Fviewcounselors COUNSELOR: GRADES 6-9 LOCATED IN THE CAMPUS SCHOOL COUNSELING OFFICE
FAMILY AND COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT COORDINATOR MS. CARRIE SULLIVAN PHONE: (440) 356-3500 X 4117 CSULLIVAN@FAIRVIEW.K12.OH.US :@FACEinFairview LOCATED IN THE MIDDLE SCHOOL MAIN OFFICE
HIGH SCHOOL SECRETARY MRS. SANDY BENNHOFF PHONE: (440) 356-3500 SBENNHOFF@FAIRVIEW.K12.OH.US LOCATED IN THE HIGH SCHOOL MAIN OFFICE
ATTENDANCE SECRETARY MS. JAN LOCKWOOD PHONE: (440) 356-3500 X 4104 JLOCKWOOD@FAIRVIEW.K12.OH.US LOCATED IN THE CAMPUS ATTENDANCE OFFICE
ATHLETIC DIRECTOR MR. JOE DIANETTI PHONE: (440) 356-3500 X 4157 JDIANETTI@FAIRVIEW.K12.OH.US :@FPWarriorSports MIDDLE AND HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETICS LOCATED NEAR HIGH SCHOOL GYM
DAILY OPERATIONS/EXPECTATIONS DROP-OFF/PICK-UP MASKING BELL SCHEDULE LOCKERS TECHNOLOGY HALLWAYS LUNCH/MENTORING ABSENCES
DROP-OFF/PICK-UP ● NORTH CAMPUS DOORS AND FRONT DOORS OF THE HIGH SCHOOL -PARENTS MAY ENTER THE PARKING LOT OR PARK ALONG W. 213 (EAST SIDE OF STREET) -CAFETERIA OPEN AT 7:30 FOR EARLY ARRIVAL ● CAMPUS DRIVE RESERVED FOR TRANSPORTATION DEPT. BUSSES AND VANS ● WALKERS MAY ENTER THROUGH CAMPUS DRIVE DOORS ● BIKE RACKS LOCATED ON NORTH SIDE OF THE BUILDING NEAR HIGH SCHOOL GYM (LOCK IT UP!) ● APPOINTMENTS: STUDENTS SHOULD BE PICKED UP IN THE HIGH SCHOOL MAIN OFFICE -LIMITED VISITOR PARKING LOCATED NEAR THE FRONT WALKWAY OF THE HIGH SCHOOL
COVID-19 MITIGATION PROCEDURES ● STUDENTS AND STAFF WILL BE REQUIRED TO WEAR A FACE COVERING (MASK OR GATOR) WHILE INSIDE THE SCHOOL BUILDING AND ON TRANSPORTATION VEHICLES UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE ● STUDENTS WILL HAVE THE OPTION OF UTILIZING A PLASTIC DESK SHIELD IN ALL CLASSROOMS/OFFICES AND THE CAFETERIA. ● MASKS WILL BE OPTIONAL WHILE PARTICIPATING IN ACTIVITIES OUTDOORS WHERE PROPER DISTANCING CAN BE ACHIEVED. ● FPCS WILL MAINTAIN THE SAME LEVEL OF CLEANING PROCEDURES IN 2021/2022 AS WE DID IN 2020/2021 ● HAND SANITIZER STATIONS LOCATED IN EACH CLASSROOM
CAMPUS BELL SCHEDULE ● HYBRID BLOCK SCHEDULE ● A,B AND C DAYS ● ALLOWS FOR: ○ DAILY TEACHER COLLABORATION ○ STUDENT/TEACHER OFFICE HOURS (TUTORING) ○ DAILY MENTORING AND STUDENT COMMUNITIES ○ DEEPER LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES ■ MON: 35 MINUTE PERIODS ■ TUES-FRI: 85 MINUTE PERIODS
CAMPUS BELL SCHEDULE
HOMEROOM -8/30 ONLY 8:35-9:05 ● SCHEDULES ● LOCKERS ● BELL SCHEDULE
STUDENT LOCKERS ● ALL STUDENTS HAVE BEEN ASSIGNED AN INDIVIDUAL LOCKER ● LOCKER ASSIGNMENT AND COMBINATION CAN BE FOUND ON THE TOP RIGHT OF THE STUDENT SCHEDULE ● STUDENTS ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR MAINTAINING THE CLEANLINESS OF THEIR LOCKER ● STUDENTS MUST REMEMBER THEIR COMBINATION ○ STAFF MEMBERS ARE ALWAYS AVAILABLE TO ASSIST OPENING LOCKERS. COMBINATIONS CAN BE RETRIEVED IN THE HIGH SCHOOL MAIN OFFICE THROUGHOUT THE SCHOOL YEAR FROM MRS. BENNHOFF. ● ORGANIZERS, MIRRORS AND DECOR ARE PERMITTED INSIDE LOCKERS AS LONG AS THEY DO NOT CAUSE DAMAGE TO SCHOOL PROPERTY.
TECHNOLOGY 2021 MACBOOK AIR ● STUDENTS WILL RECEIVE THEIR LAPTOPS WITHIN THE FIRST FEW DAYS OF SCHOOL. CELL PHONES ● STUDENTS MAY BRING A CELL PHONE TO SCHOOL. PHONES MAY BE USED THROUGHOUT CLASS CHANGES AS WELL AS IN THE CAFETERIA DURING LUNCH. FPCS IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR LOST OR STOLEN CELL PHONES. USE IN CLASSROOMS AS WELL AS STUDY HALL IS AT THE DISCRETION OF THE TEACHER/MONITOR. ADDITIONAL TECH (SMART WATCHES, GAMING SYSTEMS, ETC.) ● WHILE IT’S UNNECESSARY NOR SUGGESTED, STUDENTS MAY BRING ADDITIONAL TECH ITEMS TO SCHOOL. THE USE OF NON-DISTRICT OWNED TECHNOLOGY IS AT THE SOLE DISCRETION OF THE STAFF OF MAYER MIDDLE SCHOOL AND FAIRVIEW HIGH SCHOOL. TECH ISSUES/QUESTIONS: TECHSUPPORT@FAIRVIEW.K12.OH.US
MACBOOK EXPECTATIONS • Each student is issued a MacBook, charger and case. • Students are allowed to take them home. • Students are responsible for charging the computer each night. • If the charger is lost, students can purchase a new one through the Innovation Center or on their own. • If the computer is broken, the Innovation Center will provide a loaner. • Macbook insurance is $50 with a $50 deductible. Intentional damage may result in a higher deductible and/or the student may be charged to replace the device. The Fairview Park City School network, and all technology devices and tools used on the network, are to be used for educational purposes only.
Hallways ● Hall Passes-You’ll need one ● Leaving classes-Ask teacher first ● Restrooms-Get in..Get out (wash hands ) ● Behavior-Inside voices. No running ● Covid-19 Note: Please practice proper social distancing
Lunch and Mentoring ● L1 OR L2 ON STUDENT SCHEDULE/BELL SCHEDULE ● 30 MINUTES EACH ● STUDENTS MAY BRING LUNCH FROM HOME OR RECIEVE A LUNCH FROM OUR CAFETERIA. (2021-2022 SCHOOL LUNCHES ARE PROVIDED FREE OF CHARGE PER CURRENT FEDERAL WAIVER) ● DAILY MENTORING FOR ALL STUDENTS: * ACADEMIC CHECK-INS * SOCIAL EMOTIONAL CHECK-INS * SHARED PROGRESS NOTES WITH TEAM * STUDENT COMMUNITIES
ABSENCES ● IT IS THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE STUDENT TO COMMUNICATE WITH THE TEACHER REGARDING WHAT WAS MISSED WHILE ABSENT FROM SCHOOL ● ASSIGNMENTS, RESOURCES AND CURRENT PROGRESS LEVELS ARE ALWAYS POSTED AND AVAILABLE ON THE SUMMIT LEARNING PLATFORM. ● STUDENTS AND PARENTS CAN ALWAYS EMAIL TEACHER FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ● IF YOU BECOME ILL AT SCHOOL, PLEASE SEE OUR SCHOOL NURSE IN THE HIGH SCHOOL MAIN OFFICE. CHELSEA CEPIK-SCHOOL NURSE CCEPIK@FAIRVIEW.K12.OH.US (440) 356-3500 X 4109
ATTENDANCE HOTLINE MS. JAN LOCKWOOD-(440) 356-3500 X 4104 PLEASE CONTACT ATTENDANCE AS SOON AS: 1. YOU KNOW YOUR STUDENT WILL BE ABSENT. 2. YOU KNOW YOUR STUDENT WILL BE TARDY. 3. YOU KNOW YOUR STUDENT NEEDS TO LEAVE EARLY. 4. YOU KNOW YOU ARE GOING ON VACATION DURING THE SCHOOL YEAR. STUDENTS ARRIVING LATE: MUST ENTER THE NORTH PARKING LOT DOORS, CHECK IN WITH SECURITY AND TRAVEL TO THE ATTENDANCE OFFICE TO OBTAIN A TARDY SLIP.
ACADEMICS Courses housed on the Summit Platform Courses housed on Google Classroom ● Courses: Biology, English 9,Algebra, Geometry ● Courses: Spanish, Health, French, Music, and any and History arts classes ● Grades can be found on the Summit Learning ● Grades can be found on PowerSchool site. ● Grades for all class assignments, homework, project, quizzes and tests can be found on PowerSchool. ● These grades will be posted in PowerSchool at the end of each quarter as snapshot of your ● Student work is housed on the Google Classroom student’s current progress site. ● The student’s final grade in this course will counted for both semesters ● Grades are updated daily in the PLP as student turn in assignments, projects, quizzes and tests. All student work is also housed on this site for these classes.
DESIGN All core courses emphasize projects and design processes of the Fairview Advantage
PROCESS • At the high school, students need to acquire knowledge, skills, and study habits that provide a foundation for college-level academics. • Students earn A, B, C, or F. • No “rungs on the ladder to mastery” of standards should be missed. • We do not give D’s. D’s mean “missed rungs” and eventual problems. We keep working until a minimum of C is achieved. If the student does not meet performance expectations by the end of the school year, the student will receive an F for the course. • Grades are not averaged quarterly but remain “work in progress” over the course of a school year. Continuous improvement is key at ALL levels of achievement.
LEARNING AND COMMUNICATION TOOLS The Summit Personalized Learning Platform Google Classroom Remind App
PLP Overview
3 Main Components: GRADUATION ★ Take and pass specific courses REQUIREMENTS ★ Show Competency ★ Show Readiness
★ Take and Pass Specific Courses Required Courses: English: 4.0 credits Mathematics: 4.0 credits *including Algebra II Social Studies: 3.0 credits *including US History, Government, and World History Science: 3.0 credits *biological science, physical science, advanced science Fine Arts: 1.0 credit Physical Education: 0.50 credit (or obtain the PE Waiver) Health: 0.50 credit Electives: 5.0 credits
★ Show Competency Earn a passing score on the Ohio End of Course exams in Algebra 1 and English Language Arts II (passing score is determined by the Ohio Department of Education as a 684). If students do not pass one or both exams, they must retake each at least once. If testing is not a strength, three other options available include: 1. Demonstrate Two Career-Focused Activities (examples include a proficient score on the Webexams, a 12-point industry credential, a pre-apprenticeship or acceptance into an approved apprenticeship program) 2. Enlist in the Military 3. Complete College Coursework
★ Show Readiness Earn two diploma seals, choosing those that line up with your goals and interests. OhioMeansJobs Readiness Seal (meet the Honors Diploma Seal (earn an Honors requirements as defined by the State of Diploma as defined by the State of Ohio) Ohio in regards to work readiness) Industry-Recognized Credential Seal Seal of Biliteracy (12-point industry recognized credential) College-Ready Seal (Eng 18, Math & Military Enlistment Seal Reading 22 on ACT) Citizenship Seal (take and score a 3 or Community Service Seal higher on both history EOCs) Science Seal (take and score a 3 or higher Fine and Performing Arts Seal on biology EOC) Technology Seal (approved courses) Student Engagement Seal
SCHOOL COUNSELING OFFICE MRS. CORY: SCHOOL COUNSELOR GRADES 6-9 MS. PARENTE: SCHOOL COUNSELOR GRADES 10-12 MR. SAVIC: SCHOOL COUNSELING INTERN MRS. MOOMAW: COUNSELING OFFICE SECRETARY JOHN’S SAFE PLACE
Clubs and Athletic Opportunities MR. JOE DIANETTI: ATHLETIC DIRECTOR JDIANETTI@FAIRVIEW.K12.OH.US ● CLUBS/ACTIVITIES: TWITTER - @FPWarriorSports ○ ACADEMIC TEAM ○ STUDENT COUNCIL ● OHSAA SPONSORED ATHLETICS: ○ FOOTBALL ○ KEY CLUB ○ BOYS/GIRLS SOCCER ○ YEARBOOK ○ CROSS COUNTRY ○ SKI CLUB ○ VOLLEYBALL ○ STAGECRAFTERS ○ GIRLS TENNIS ○ GAMERS CLUB ○ GOLF ○ MATH CLUB ○ FALL/WINTER CHEER ○ MOSAIC CLUB ○ BOYS/GIRLS BASKETBALL ○ BROADCAST CLUB ○ BOWLING ○ PENOHIO ○ WRESTLING ○ SWIMMING ○ BASEBALL ○ SOFTBALL ○ TRACK & FIELD
FAMILY AND COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT MS. SULLIVAN: FPCS F.A.C.E. COORDINATOR https://www.fairviewparkschools.org Parent University Ideas??? Call or email me
SCHEDULE DISTRIBUTION AND SELF-GUIDED TOUR SCHEDULES AVAILABLE IN THE BACK OF THE AUDITORIUM PTA MEMBERSHIP FORMS AVAILABLE IN THE BACK OF THE AUDITORIUM SELF-GUIDED TOUR (STAFF WILL BE IN HALLS TO ASSIST) MAKE SURE TO VISIT: 1. ALL ASSIGNED CLASSROOMS 2. STUDENT LOCKER (OPEN IT A FEW TIMES) 3. HIGH SCHOOL MAIN OFFICE (REMINDER: CLINIC IS IN HS MAIN OFFICE) 4. CAFETERIA 5. ATTENDANCE OFFICE 6. GUIDANCE (SCHOOL COUNSELING) OFFICE 7. DROP-UP AND PICK-UP LOCATIONS
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