Fairfield Rotary Club Honors Top 10 Seniors for Academic Excellence
The Rotary Club of Fairfield proudly recognized Fairfield students in the top 10 of their senior class for their exceptional academic achievements. This annual tradition celebrates the hard work, dedication, and excellence demonstrated by these outstanding scholars throughout their high school journey.
Congratulations to all the honorees on this well-deserved recognition. The Fairfield community joins in celebrating this milestone and extends best wishes to each student as they move forward into the next exciting chapter of their educational and professional lives.
Wishing you continued success in all your future endeavors!
Happy Memorial Day, Fairfield! Riverfield students, staff, and families honored the day with patriotic songs and fascinating facts, celebrating the spirit and history of our great nation.
FPS Receives National Recognition For Music Education For Five Consecutive Years
Fairfield Public Schools has been honored with the Best Communities for Music Education designation from The NAMM Foundation for their outstanding support and commitment to music education. The Best Communities for Music Education Designation is awarded to districts that demonstrate outstanding achievement for providing music access and education to all students. For additional information click here.
English Learner/Multilingual Learner LAS Links Student Reports
LAS Links student proficiency reports are being sent home with EL/ML students. LAS Links is a state-mandated English proficiency assessment that is administered to EL/ML students each year until they meet proficiency and exit the program.
The report gives parents and guardians information about their child's English language ability. It provides scores and ability levels for speaking, listening, reading, and writing. Teachers use the assessment data to monitor student growth in these areas and consider strategies to help students continue to grow in their English language ability. If your child is identified as an EL/ML, look for the report in your child’s backpack.
World Language 3-12 Curriculum Feedback
The World Language 3-12 curriculum is currently under review. Each curriculum document may be reviewed by visiting our website here. If you would like to provide feedback on any document or course, please use this link to submit it.
The faculty and administration will be presenting the proposed curriculum to the Fairfield Board of Education on May 27, 2025, during the regular meeting of the Board of Education. Additional inquiries may be directed to Dr. James Zavodjancik, Chief Academic Officer, at JZavodjancik@fairfieldschools.org.
FLHS AP Art Students Share Powerful Work in Preview Exhibition
Can't Look Away - Parent/Guardian Screening
The FPS Technology Department has designed a webpage to help you navigate the challenges of managing your child's internet usage at home. This resource provides comprehensive information on tools and strategies to create a safer online environment for your children.
Help Make Fairfield’s Streets Safer – Your Feedback Matters!
The Fairfield Safe Streets Alliance is a town-wide initiative bringing together the Police and Fire Departments, Health Department, Fairfield Public Schools, Library, First Selectman’s Office, and the Bicycle & Pedestrian Committee—all with one goal: safer roads for everyone.
Whether you walk, bike, drive, or roll through Fairfield, your experience matters. Please take a five-minute survey to share your thoughts. The Survey is open now through Friday, May 30. All responses are anonymous and will help shape future safety efforts in town.
Let’s work together for safer, more accessible streets in Fairfield!
Click the flyer above for to view additional end-of-year details.
2025 Graduation & Moving Up Ceremonies
Celebrating Young Voices: The 2025 Connecticut Student Writers Showcase
FLHS Senior Caitlyn Yang won gold in both poetry & prose for CT Student Writers!
Since 1987, the Connecticut Student Writers magazine—sponsored by the Connecticut Writing Project—has celebrated the creativity and talent of K–12 students across the state.
Each year, nearly 2,000 student writers submit original poetry, prose, and essays. From heartfelt poems to imaginative stories, CSW recognizes young voices and offers many students the chance to see their work published and even perform it live.
Congrats to all of this year’s Gold and Silver Medalists and Honorable Mentions! Your words inspire us.
Congratulations to Fairfield’s 2025 PTA Reflections Contest Winners!
We are proud to celebrate the creative achievements of Fairfield students who participated in the 2024–2025 PTA Reflections Arts Program, themed “Accepting Imperfection.” Their outstanding work in various artistic categories has been recognized at local, state, and national levels.
We extend our heartfelt congratulations to all the talented students who participated in this year's Reflections program. Your creativity and dedication are truly inspiring!
For more information on the Reflections program and to view a full list of winners, please visit the CT PTA Reflections Awards Ceremony page.
Award Highlights Leadership in Education and Community Connections
Warde and RLMS MLL Educator and Department Liaison Colleen Rodrigues was selected as the recipient of the CEA Humanitarian Award for Leadership in Recent Immigrant Educational and Community Relationships.
Colleen was honored at the CEA Representative Assembly at Mohegan Sun for her incredible dedication to supporting students and building strong, inclusive community connections.
We are so proud of her impact and grateful to have her as part of our school community. Congratulations, Colleen!
2025 FPS Art Show: A Night of Art, Food, and Community
The 2025 FPS Annual Art Show is coming to the Pequot Library, showcasing incredible student artwork from across the district.
Join us for the opening reception on May 28—there’ll be food trucks, fun, and plenty of creativity on display!
Celebrate our talented student artists and enjoy a night of art and community.
Free Admission. Donations gratefully accepted at the door.
Reporting Dismissal Changes & Absences
Parents and guardians of middle and elementary school students should use School Dismissal Manager to update the school regarding dismissal plans. The system can be accessed via a smartphone, tablet or PC. Contact your school with questions on how to sign-up and download the application.
Registration Office: New Address Reminder
A friendly reminder that the district requires families to notify the Registration Office at 203-255-8242 when there has been an address change.
You will need to provide your new address and documents to verify this information. The new address will then be updated in Infinite Campus by the Registrar, ensuring that your child has proper access to bus service if applicable, and any school mailings will be able to be sent to the proper address. Please note: addresses cannot be updated by parents/guardians in the parent portal. Visit our website for more information.
