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Fairfield Public Schools To Extend Free Meals For The Remainder Of The 2022-23 School Year
Fairfield Public Schools has extended free meals for all students to continue through the 2022-23 school year. À la carte items such as snacks are available for purchase.
During the pandemic, the National School Lunch Program, a federally assisted meal initiative, provided school districts with the funds to serve free meals to students under the age of 18. The grant was set to expire in January 2023, but FPS is now able to extend the meal service through the end of the school year using excess School Food Authority funds.
CT State Board Of Education Approves FPS Racial Imbalance Plan Amendment
Last week the State Board of Education unanimously voted to accept the FPS Racial Imbalance Plan amendment and requested regular progress updates. To view the recorded meeting click here. The meeting presentation is available on the website under the Redistricting and Facilities Utilization page.
Kindness Ninja Inspires Students To Make A Difference
Kindness Ninja Brian Williams inspired students last week to start their very own kindness movement! Brian shared his own experiences and spoke to students about how simple acts of kindness when done in solidarity can result in a wave of good, that will make a difference in the world.
Thanks to the PTA Council for introducing this very special program to FPS!
Students And Staff Think Pink To Support Breast Cancer Awareness Month
Throughout October, FPS students and staff raised awareness about the impact of breast cancer.
Warde students raised funds to support the Norma Pfriem Breast Center
The FPD Pink Car stopped by Tomlinson Middle School
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November is Native American Heritage Month
Native American Heritage Month is a time to celebrate the rich and diverse cultures and traditions of Indigenous peoples. It is also an opportunity to raise awareness about the experiences and challenges Native Americans have faced both historically and in today’s world.
To encourage curiosity in learning about diverse cultures and experiences, FPS students have been reading books to honor Native American history. Elementary school students are also engaging in social studies curriculum focusing on Indigenous people.
Sherman Students Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month
In October, Sherman Elementary School students celebrated Hispanic Heritage Month in music class. They learned about Cuban American singer Celia Cruz and played a traditional hand-clapping game called Mariposa.
Ludlowe High School Students Set The Scene At The Museum Of The Moving Image
Ludlowe High School movie production class students visited the Museum of the Moving Image, went on a behind-the-scenes tour, engaged with special exhibits and made their own stop motion films.
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