Please no crazy costumes on Halloween.
No props that look like weapons....
Kids will be going to the Junior High Haunted House and Dance here at the school. IF they want to attend the Haunted House it is $1.00 per time. There will be treats and dancing if they don't.
Just a reminder that K-6 students attending the football game that evening MUST have an adult that is responsible for them at the game.
Activity tickets do not work for playoff games. This is an MHSA sanctioned rule. Cost is $6.00 for Students and $7.00 for adults.
Thursday, October 30, 2014
Monday, October 20, 2014
The past six weeks flew by
Fairfield Elementary School has been so busy!!!! We have cruised through benchmark testing and got our differentiated groups going and those kids in need of intervention and double dosing are being addressed! We have jumped in with both feet with some additional math materials to help the teachers when addressing their common core standards! The first season of Junior High Sports has started and finished and we had our fall break! We are headed steadfastly into the end of the first quarter, parent teacher conferences and the busy season!
If you haven't contacted the office about signing up for Parent Teacher Conferences please do so ASAP!
If you haven't contacted the office about signing up for Parent Teacher Conferences please do so ASAP!
Thursday, September 4, 2014
It's been a pretty successful first week!
It's been a great start to the new year in Fairfield Elementary!
The kitchen looks great! The teachers are excited! From the looks of the kiddos at night they are a little tired the first week but now they are rocking and rolling this week!
The Elementary staff did some training before the year started and are excited about trying some new Math techniques that they learned!
Please check out the additional blogs to see info about our great school!
The kitchen looks great! The teachers are excited! From the looks of the kiddos at night they are a little tired the first week but now they are rocking and rolling this week!
The Elementary staff did some training before the year started and are excited about trying some new Math techniques that they learned!
Please check out the additional blogs to see info about our great school!
Monday, July 28, 2014
Fairfield Elementary School Supplies
FAIRFIELD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
SUPPLIES NEEDED
Below
is a list of necessary supplies for students, grades K-5, for the upcoming
school year.
** All students grades K-8 need to bring clean tennis
shoes for P.E. classes in the gym.**
Grade
K: Book bag, water bottle,
clean tennis shoes for PE, box of Kleenex.
Grade l: Pencils
(4), color crayons, glue stick, scissors, 4 pack Expo markers and 1 eraser, 1
folder, clean tennis shoes for PE, book bag, plastic pencil box, water bottle,
deck of cards, box of Kleenex
Grade 2: Clean
back pack, plastic “tool box” to hold
supplies, #2 pencils ( no mechanical please), 2 large erasers, 2 large
glue sticks, 1 spiral note book(wide ruled), 2 composition books(wide ruled),
deck of playing cards(for math), 4 Expo markers (at least 2 colors), old sock
to erase marker boards clean, water bottle with name on it, tennis shoes for
PE, 4 boxes of Kleenex(1for each quarter).
(OPTIONAL
ITEMS: crayons, water color markers, colored pencils, glue, Clorox wipes &
scissors)
Grade 3: NO large binders (there is not enough room in the desks, so save your money),
loose leaf notebook paper, box of (at least) 24 crayons, watercolor markers, Expo Markers( 1pkg mixed colors) 3x5 ruled index cards, colored pencils, pencil box, sharpened #2 pencils, (2) 2-pocket folders, box of Kleenex, erasers, ruler (with centimeters & inches), clean tennis shoes
Grade 4: Number
2 pencils ( No mechanical pencils), spiral notebook (for
journal), notebook paper (NOT tablet and not collegiate lined), 3x5 index cards
(for vocabulary), eraser, three folders, colored pencils, hi-liter, ball-point
pen, crayons, small tipped expo markers, ruler (with centimeters & inches),
clean tennis shoes for PE, small bottle of glue or glue sticks & scissors,
multiplication flash cards, hand sanitizer, box of Kleenex.
Grade 5: Loose
leaf, wide rule notebook paper, composition book, 3 folders with pockets,
pencil box, pencils, colored pencils, blue or black pen, erasers, crayons or
markers, Expo Markers (1pkg mixed colors), ruler, glue stick, hi-liters,
scissors, lined 3 X 5 index cards, box of Kleenex, clean tennis shoes for PE, 2 stretch book covers
Grade 6: Necessary: erasers, 1
notebook, additional paper (tablet or loose leaf) 3x5 ruled index cards. #2
pencils, blue or black pens, folder, red or bright colored correcting pen,
colored pencils, package of 3 or 4 different colored expo markers, clean tennis
shoes for PE; Optional: locker organizers / lock, water bottle,
calculator, scissors
*The Elementary & High School offices will have
pencils for sale for $.10/each.
** It is recommended that the younger students have PE
shoes with Velcro.
Supply List - 7th and
8th Grade
Language Arts Science
3 ring binder
(2 inch or larger) will stay in room Index
cards
Subject
Dividers (8) Construction
paper
Loose leaf
paper Clear
binders
Correcting
pen-red
Pens/Pencils
(black or blue only)
Index
cards (1)
Highlighters
(2)
Expo Markers
4 GB Flash Drive
Math-Mrs. Wilson & Miss Spencer
3
ring binder (1
1/2 inch or larger) - one large binder * to hold all subjects is acceptable*
Loose leaf paper Page dividers
Pencils Notecards
Eraser Expo markers- at least two
Correcting pen Calculator
Compass Protractor
Mrs. Wilson & Miss
Spencer expect you to have these things every day, so a pencil bag that hooks into
your three-ring binder might be useful.
Tuesday, May 27, 2014
Last Week!
It went so fast!
Wednesday: AR trip for the kids that made their AR goal!
Thursday: Semester tests in the High School
Friday: AR/Books for Bikes Assembly at 8:45. Field Day 9:30. Dismissal 12:00. Enjoy the summer!
Wednesday: AR trip for the kids that made their AR goal!
Thursday: Semester tests in the High School
Friday: AR/Books for Bikes Assembly at 8:45. Field Day 9:30. Dismissal 12:00. Enjoy the summer!
Friday, May 16, 2014
Finishing the year
Upcoming events:
Saturday, 17th: Divisional JH Track at Cut Bank
Monday, 19th: 2nd/3rd Field trip: Pasture to Plate
all day. Kindergarten Tea: 1:00-2:00. Adolescent Shot Clinic.
Tuesday, 20th: 5th/6th Band Concert for the elementary 2:00 PM
Wednesday, 28th: Elementary AR trip
Thursday, 29th: 8th Grade Graduation
Friday, 30th: Last day of School, Dismissal at noon.
Saturday, 17th: Divisional JH Track at Cut Bank
Monday, 19th: 2nd/3rd Field trip: Pasture to Plate
all day. Kindergarten Tea: 1:00-2:00. Adolescent Shot Clinic.
Tuesday, 20th: 5th/6th Band Concert for the elementary 2:00 PM
Wednesday, 28th: Elementary AR trip
Thursday, 29th: 8th Grade Graduation
Friday, 30th: Last day of School, Dismissal at noon.
Friday, March 28, 2014
SBAC
Smarter Balanced testing to begin March 31st!
Please see that your children are here it is vital!
Other testing tips:
Please see that your children are here it is vital!
Other testing tips:
- Make sure your child gets a good night's sleep before a test, and make sure your child eats properly the day of a test.
- Make sure your child has taken any needed medication.
- Ensure that your child is present during testing (children generally perform better when taking tests in their groups rather than at a make-up time).
- Get your child to school on time the day of the test.
- Wish your child good luck each morning of the test. Tell your child that he/she is special and that you believe in him/her!
- Remind your child the test is important. Encourage him/her to do his/her best.
- If your child is too ill to attend, please call the school office.
- Remind your child to listen carefully to the instructions from the teacher and to read the directions and each question carefully.
- Encourage your child to stay focused on the test, even if other students finish early.
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