STUDENT SPOTLIGHT anaheim hills shines light on olympic hopeful anastasia huddleston

The Fairmont Anaheim Hills campus is proud to spotlight fourth grader, Anastasia Huddleston in our first “Student Spotlight” feature.  Anastasia has been a student at Fairmont since pre-school and maintains straight A's in Miss Romo’s Fourth Grade class.  She has been figure skating for the last 6 years, since she was 3 years old!  Anastasia skates  6 days a week, for at least 8 hours a week.  Her practices are very intense, but she truly loves working on her routines.  She is coached by two-time Olympic Champion, Ekaterina Gordeeva.  Off the ice, Anastasia works on conditioning, strength training, stretching and ballet to improve her overall skating skills.  She is very competitive and always places high in her competitions; in her last two state-wide events she placed 2nd and 3rd.  Anastasia’s goal is to compete in the Olympics someday.   In addition to figure skating and maintaining straight A’s, Anastasia also attends Russian school on Saturdays, where her favorite subject is drama.  Congratulations, Anastasia, we are so proud of all your successes!

Contributed by Vicky, Anaheim Hills Campus

SCOREBOARD game highlights: girls volleyball vs tvt

Anaheim Hills Girls Volleyball vs TVT September 28

Cougars win 35-6

The Lady Cougars are rolling!  They defeated the TVT Lions 25-11, 25-8. The Cougars' next game is today versus Heritage Oak!

Contributed by Vicky, Anaheim Hills Campus

SCOREBOARD game highlights: tri-way boys football vs tvt

Tri-Way Boys Football vs TVT September 28, 2010 

Cougars win 35-6!!

The Cougars defense continues to shut down their competition, beating the TVT Lions 35-6.  Brady L. and Ali A. controlled the defensive tempo of the game not allowing TVT to develop any momentum.  Ezekial L. and Luke H. blocked exceptionally well so that quarterback, Kyle G. had plenty of time to make a few amazing spiral passes.

The Cougars next game is against Heritage Oak on Wednesday, September 29 at the Vineyard Field.  Come out and cheer them on to an undefeated season!

Contributed by Vicky, Anaheim Hills Campus 

LUNCHBOX october menu, edgewood

October is just around the corner! Check out what Autumn treats Nutrition Management has in store this month by checking out the Edgewood PK-1st Grade Lunch Menu and the Edgewood 2nd-8th Grade Lunch Menu for daily options! 

Contributed by Kim, Nutrition Management

LUNCHBOX october menu, mable

October is just around the corner! Check out what Autumn treats Nutrition Management has in store this month by checking out the Mable Lunch Menu for all the healthy and tasty daily options. 

Contributed by Kim, Nutrition Management

LUNCHBOX october menu, anaheim hills

October is just around the corner! Check out what Autumn treats Nutrition Management has in store this month by checking out the Anaheim Hills PK-1st Grade Lunch Menu, the Cougar Home Plate and the Anaheim Hills 2nd-8th Grade Lunch Menu for daily options! 

Contributed by Kim, Nutrition Management 

LUNCHBOX october menu, citron

 

October is just around the corner! Check out what Autumn treats Nutrition Management has in store this month by checking out the Citron October Lunch Menu and the Healthy Ingredients Make Healthy Meals menu for daily options! 

Contributed by Kim, Nutrition Management

FRIDAY FOLDER edgewood campus september 24

SHOW & TELL

Photo of the Week: Lunch with the 8th Grade Girls

4th Grade Science

The fourth grade students had a blast making up their own science experiments!  Both fourth grade classes have been learning about The Scientific Method and were able to come up with their own experiments to show understanding.  After being divided into groups, the creative students were able to come up with questions, develop hypotheses, conduct experiments, and make conclusions.  These questions included, "What type of liquid makes baking soda bubble the most?" "What type of cookie stays crunchiest after two minutes in milk?" and "Does the amount of salt in water affect how fast water cools down?" The students had a great time working and learning together on these hands-on projects.

3rd Grade Community Service Project 

"Save the Environment"
Empty Ink Cartridge, Cell Phones, Lap tops, ipods, etc.

Starting on Monday, Sept. 27th
Collection boxes in the 3rd Grade Classroom and in the Front Office

This year our third grade has decided to help save the environment one cartridge at a time!  Students will be collecting empty inkjets, laser toners, laptops, i-pod, and cell phones. Flyers will be in each of classroom as a friendly reminder.  There will be a school wide collection box up in the front office. So, please support this project and bring any old cartridges, phones, etc. from home. This will be a year long service project. Thanks for saving the environment one electronic at a time.

Family Night

Fairmont Prep
Huskies vs. Sherman Indians

Friday, October 1st
@ 7:00 pm
Valley Christian Stadium

Come enjoy Family Night at Fairmont Prep's Football Game.
Grab a hot dog and soda from the snack bar and cheer on the Huskies!

There will be a Punt, Pass, & Kick Challenge
with JH Football Players from the Edgewood, Anaheim Hills and Mable Campuses at halftime. There will also be a Sports Bounce House with a slide, and a balloon artist will be making balloon animals for the kids as well.See you at the Game!  GO HUSKIES!!

Kids Art Fair 

Friday, October 22nd
@ 9:00 - 4:30 pm
Art Room - 107
 

All Students in Art will have art in the show. Come on by before or after your Parent Teacher Conference.

WEEK IN REVIEW  

SNACK TIME celebrating national rice month 

BOOK REPORT edgewood students get defensive

CALENDAR
Monday, Sept. 27th
Pep Rally with Prep Football Team @ Edgewood
Promoting "Family Night at the Huskies Football Game."

Wednesday, Sept. 29th
Writing Proficiency Testing Grades 1st-8th

Friday, Oct. 1st
Teacher In-Service Day - No School for Students
Family Night @ Prep Football Game at 7:00 pm

Monday-Friday, Oct. 4th-8th
Childern's Progress Testing Preschool -1st
Language & Math Mastery Testing Grades 2nd-6th

Friday, Oct. 8th
Denim Day - $5 to wear jeans to fight cancer

Monday-Friday, Oct. 11th-15th
Book Fair in Edgewood Library

Monday, Oct. 11th
Parent Association Meeting

Friday, Oct. 15th
Picture Day

Monday-Friday, Oct. 18th-21st
Red Ribbon Week

Friday, Oct. 22nd
Parent Teacher Conferences - No School for Students
Kids Art Fair in Art Room 107

Contributed by Jonna, Edgewood Campus

FRIDAY FOLDER anaheim hills campus september 24

SHOW & TELL 

Junior High Art Project - Wyland Mural Contest
Nineteen Junior High students are busy painting a mural for The Wyland Classroom Mural Contest.  Only 150 schools were selected by the Wyland Foundation to receive a 5' x 10' canvas, paints and brushes.  Students drew pictures of seals, star fish, dolphins, turtles, and other sea life and will each take a turn painting.  The project should be finished in a couple weeks.

Pointillism
Pointillism was developed in France. In pointillism, pure dots of paint are applied to canvas, and when viewed from a distance, the dots seem to merge and create new colors and images.  Mrs. DuClos' 2-8th graders are creating a pointillism of French Impressionist painter, Georges Seurat's, "Sunday Afternoon on the Island of Grande Jatte" painting. The students are using 'dots' of colored paper.  Mrs. DuClos is taking weekly pictures of the progress of this project, and we can't wait to see the finished masterpiece! 

Pre-School Grandparents Day Picnic
Pre-schoolers had a wonderful picnic lunch with their grandparents this week in honor of Grandparent's Day!  Everyone shared a special memory at their picnic, spending time together while laughing and having lunch.  I don’t know who had more fun-the grandparents or the pre-schoolers!

Preparatory Academy Info Night  
Wednesday, October 6th, 6 - 8pm
Please join the Preparatory Academy faculty, counselors, and administrators as we showcase our curriculum, specialized programs, and extracurricular activities.  Learn how students can customize their high school course of study to make the most out of their high school career and set them on the path of lifetime success.  

Cougar Sports
Tri-Way Volleyball vs Orangewood  Spartans
Lady Cougars win 25-14, 25-11

Tri-Way Volleyball vs Mable Panthers
 Lady Cougars win 25-15, 25-11

Tri-Way Football vs Mable Panthers
Cougars win 28-0  


WEEK IN REVIEW
SNACK TIME celebrating national rice month
SCOREBOARD girls volleyball game re-cap
BOOK REPORT anaheim hills librarian gets us thinking

CALENDAR

Monday, September 27
Prep Homecoming Pep Rally at 10:00am

Tuesday, September 28
Tri-Way Football and Volleyball at TVT  3:00pm

Wednesday, September 29
Tri-Way Football and Volleyball
 vs Heritage Oak  3:15pm

Thursday, September 30
Room Parent Breakfast in MPR at 8:45am
DSL Football and Volleyball at McDowell  3:15pm

Friday, October 1
Teacher In-Service NO SCHOOL
Fairmont Prep Academy Homecoming Game vs Sherman Indian at Valley Christian Stadium at 7:00pm

Contributed by Vicky, Anaheim Hills Campus

FRIDAY FOLDER citron campus september 24

SHOW & TELL
Let’s Show Our Spirit!
Next week is Spirit Week at our Campus and we would like to encourage everyone to take part in the week's activities. Our week will start by showing your Husky Pup pride by wearing your husk pup polo shirt or t-shirt on Monday. We will also get a special visit from our Fairmont Prep Football team and cheerleaders. I hear that if we cheer loud enough at the pep rally at 1:00pm, that the Husky Mascot will make an appearance! Make sure to check out the calendar for the spirit week theme of each day and show your Husky Pup pride all week long!  

Family Sock Hop
Students, parents, teachers, and staff will twist the night away this Wednesday at our very own 1950’s family sock hop. The night will be filled with burgers, root beer floats, hula hoop competitions, a D.J, and Elvis! Families are able to dedicate songs to their kids, teacher or loved ones by filling out a dedication ballot. Song list and drop box is located in the lobby of the office and each song is a $1. This evening is a great opportunity to spend time with family and friends.  Don’t forget to send in your RSVP for the night, there are extra forms in the office if needed.    

Chalk Talk
Easy, Healthful Cooking for Families

Chef Tanya Petrovna
Tuesday October 5th, 6:00pm-7:30pm
Edgewood Campus, North Tustin

Learn how to add some spice and creativity to your family's meals with a presentation by Chef Tanya, founder and executive chef of Native Foods! The expert in making vegan appealing to vegans, vegetarians, omnivores and anyavores alike, Tanya will share her tips on making healthy plant based food fun and delicious  for even the pickiest of eaters and creating a balanced diet for your family. First 5 RSVPs will receive a copy of Tanya's Native Foods Restaurant Cookbook. You can RSVP by calling the Edgewood Campus at (714) 832-4867 or visiting www.fairmontschools.com/chalktalks

Apple Tasting
The Campus overflowed with apples and the students learned everything and anything that had to do with them. There were pies, apple chips, juice, muffins, apple sauce, and special treats like apple stickers. Each classroom celebrated Johnny Appleseed’s birthday and learned interesting facts about his life. Did you know that he spent 49 years of his life in the American wilderness planting apple seeds? Special thanks to the volunteers that helped in the classroom! 

Oops…
There is a change in the Citron Campus Calendar for October 11th. The Calendar shows it as a no school day. The Citron Campus will be open and run its regular hours. We apologize for the confusion.

WEEK IN REVIEW  

SNACK TIME celebrating national rice month

CALENDAR
Spirit Week!
Monday, September 27
Husky Pup Pride –
Wear your husky pup polo or husky pup t-shirt.

Football rally for JK and K students
1:00pm on the Citron Patio

Tuesday, September 28 

Crazy Hair Day

Wednesday, September 29

1950’s Dress up

Family Sock Hop
5:30pm – 7:30pm
$5 child presale, $8 at the door / $8 adult presale, $10 at the door
*All proceeds will benefit the FPA Citron Campus

Thursday, September 30

Favorite Sports/Activity Gear-
Free Dress for students, wear your favorite team gear.

Friday, October 1

No School for students
This is a teacher in-service day

Family Football Night
JK and K students have been invited to sing the National Anthem.
Fairmont Prep vs. Sherman Indians at Valley Christian High School
6:00pm Check-in
6:30 Practice
7:00 Kick-off

Contributed by Elly, Citron Campus

FRIDAY FOLDER mable campus september 24

SHOW & TELL

Blackboard and the Online Classroom 

The 2010-2011 academic school year at Fairmont has a newcomer: Blackboard. Blackboard is a learning management system (LMS) which updates students with announcements, homework, interesting facts, and other fun tools.  Students are able to respond to discussions posted by the teacher, comment on their peers' thoughts, and extend the fun of the classroom.  It serves as a communication/teaching tool between school and home and in the future, projects can be completed with Blackboard.  I recently spoke with Ms. Patterson and Ms. Robinette from Fairmont's Education Department to learn more about the new initiative.

Blackboard (Bb) was chosen over other learning management systems by Mr. Alan Rudi, Fairmont's Director of E-Learning. After learning about the website, and realizing its potential, he was sure it was the best fit for Fairmont.  The idea of integrating an LMS came from Mr. Rudi and Mr. Chandler, the CEO of Fairmont, who wanted to provide students with a cutting edge learning tool.

Currently, Blackboard is very popular among colleges and universities, but less than ten percent of the K-12 schools in America use an LMS. Fairmont is one of the elite.  According to the education department, the benefits for Fairmont are long reaching.  Technological integration prepares students for higher education and helps to equip them with necessary skills.

In general, our generation of students is very tech-savvy. They can navigate a webpage, find the answers to our questions, and have access to nearly limitless amounts of information. Recognizing this, the e-learning department sought to fill our needs and speak to us through technology. Blackboard was the way to do this.  Blackboard is cutting edge educational technology, and in the K-12 world, Fairmont is setting the standard for innovation.

Contributed by Meeran Ismail, 8th grade Journalism student

Technology Week at the Mable Campus

Come Visit Us!
TECHNOLOGY WEEK @ Mable Classrooms
October 5th - 7th, 2010
 
Here at Fairmont Private Schools, we believe that the integration of technology with classroom content improves student achievement and therefore should be ubiquitous.
Technology at Mable goes way beyond the computer. We invite all parents to come and see how all of the various tools are used in the classrooms:  Promethean Boards, NEO's, ActivResponse systems, LCD projectors, etc...

TECHNOLOGY WEEK SCHEDULE
Tuesday, October 5th
1st - 3rd Grade:  8:30am- 10:15am

Wednesday, October 6th
4th Grade:  8:30 am - 9:15am
5th Grade:  8:30am- 10:15am
6th Grade:  9:15am - 10:15am

Thursday, October 7th
Junior High: All day
 
Character Counts! 

Like many children, Mable Campus sixth grader Tara F. cut her hair over the summer.  However, she didn't do it to keep cool.  Tara donated her hair to Locks of Love.  Locks of Love is a non-profit organization that presents hairpieces to financially disadvantaged children in the United States and Canada, who are under age 21 and suffering from long-term medical hair loss.  The mission of Locks of Love is to return a sense of self, confidence and normalcy to these children.  When asked why she chose to sacrifice her long tresses, Tara replied, "I know that there are many people out there that suffer from illness that causes them to lose their hair, so I figured that I have an opportunity to help them. I would gladly do it again!"  

WEEK IN REVIEW 

SNACK TIME celebrating national rice month 

BOOK REPORT mable librarians share favorite reads

 

CALENDAR  

Monday, Sept. 27th
Pep Rally
2:00 pm
Gymnasium

JH Football
Mable vs Calvary
Away Game - Cabrillo Park

JH Volleyball
Mable vs Calvary
Home Game

Tuesday, Sept. 28th
Elementary Football / Volleyball
Mable vs McDowell
Away Game

Thursday, Sept. 30th
Elementary Football / Volleyball
Mable vs Oakridge
Home Game

Friday, Oct. 1st
NO SCHOOL -Teacher In-Service

Family Football Night
5:00 pm

Tuesday, Oct. 5th
Mable Technology Week
Grades 1-3:  8:30 - 10:15 am
Classrooms

Elementary Football / Volleyball
Mable vs Edgewood
Away Game - Tustin Sports Park

JH Football / Volleyball
Mable vs Carden Hall
Away Game

Wednesday, Oct. 6th
Mable Technology Week
Grade 4:  8:30 - 9:15 am
Grade 5:  8:30 - 10:15 am
Grade 6:  9:15 - 10:15 am
Classrooms

JH Football / Volleyball
Mable vs Heritage Christian
Home Game

Preparatory Academy Information Night
6:00 - 8:00 pm
2200 Sequoia Ave., Anaheim, CA
For more information, click here.

Thursday, Oct. 7th
Mable Technology Week
Junior High
8:00 am - 3:00 pm

Directors Series: Understanding Accelerated Math
8:30 am, and repeating at 6:00 pm
Mable Library

Friday, Oct. 8th
Elementary Picture Day

Contributed by Karen, Mable Campus

SNACK TIME celebrating national rice month

September is National Rice Month with an entire week (4th week of September) dedicated to recognize a staple food eaten by people all around the world. A versatile grain with over 40,000 varieties, rice can be prepared and eaten for breakfast, as a main meal, a soup or even dessert depending on the ingredients and type of rice used.

Rice comes in various shades of brown, red and even yellow. From a nutrition standpoint brown or whole grain rice is higher in B vitamins, fiber, and trace minerals than white rice which has been processed to remove the outer coating (the bran) and the germ. Rice is high in carbohydrates, easy to digest and provides quick energy for the body to use as fuel.

For a variety of rice recipes to try with your family, visit the USA Rice Federation Recipe Page. 

(Photo from AZ Cookbook) 

Contributed by Leslie K. Kay, MS, RD, Nutrition Management

SCOREBOARD girls volleyball game re-cap

Anaheim Hills Tri-Way Girls Volleyball vs Orangewood Academy September 20, 2010

Final Score: Anaheim Hills  25-11, 25-14

The Tri-Way Girls Volleyball team is off to a great start! Lead by captains, Samantha Clement, Zoe Wang and Neha Patel the Cougars beat the Orangewood Academy Spartans in their first competition this season!  Tiny, but powerful Britney Nguyen was a great advantage for the team in the setting position, and Sophia Maples had a great first game! 

The Lady Cougars will be back in action on Wednesday, September 22 vs the Fairmont Mable Panthers.

Contributed by Vicky, Anaheim Hills Campus

BOOK REPORT edgewood students get defensive

You never know what surprising facts will burst forth from the brains of Fairmont’s bright, curious students.  Hursh is an expert on pangolin lizards, as Edgewood campus second grade teacher Mrs. Kaneski discovered during her reading of What to Do When Something Wants to Eat You.  In this book, author and illustrator Steve Jenkins gets kids engaged in fun discoveries about the animal kingdom, like how puffer fish protect themselves from becoming lunch!  This is an imaginative way to teach children about animal defenses such as mimicry, camouflage and speed.  And the book invites them to consider, “What would you do if something wanted to eat you?”

Contributed by Jonna, Edgewood campus

BOOK REPORT anaheim hills librarian gets us thinking

The Giving Tree by Shel Silverstein

Fairmont Reading Level: 2.6

AR Points: 0.5 pts

Shel Silverstein's classic story about a boy and an apple tree has been interpreted in many different ways since it was first published in 1964.  See what you and your kids make of the tale.  Here's a synopsis: The boy comes every day to play under the apple tree's branches, climb her trunk and eat her apples.  The boy loves the tree and she loves him in return.  As the boy grows older, he comes to visit the tree less often and when he does come he always wants something from the tree.  Displaying a never-ending generosity of spirit, the tree always gives whatever she can to the boy she loves without question (sound familiar moms and dads?!).  The simple gift of giving to someone she loves brings her joy.  The boy's visits become less frequent and his demands grow greater. In the end, they find a way to make one another happy unconditionally.

Contributed by Vicky, Anaheim Hills campus

BOOK REPORT mable librarians share favorite reads

When you love books as much as the Mable campus librarians, it’s tough to single out your favorites.  We made them choose, so here are the best of the best reads according to Mrs. Abouabdo and Mrs. Lloyd.

Wayside School Gets a Little Stranger by Louis Sachar

Fairmont Reading Level: 3.3

AR Points: 3

What Mrs. Abouabdo says about this book:

I love to read the Wayside School Series by Louis Sachar.  What could be more fun than a school that’s built vertical – that’s right, the builder put each classroom on top of another!  Wayside School is filled with wacky and wonderful characters.  If you enjoy reading aloud, there are so many different voices you can use to portray the truly strange cast of characters including frogs, skunks, and an orange named Fido.  You will laugh all the way through!

Here Lies the Librarian by Richard Peck

Fairmont Reading Level: 5.1

AR Points: 4

What Mrs. Lloyd says about this book:

SO MANY BOOKS, so little time!  However, when asked to share one of my favorites, I can recommend Here Lies the Librarian.  As with many of the books by Newbery Medal-winning author Richard Peck, it is full of quirky characters, folksy settings and hilarious larger-than-life moments. It is a delicious comedy that is unexpectedly moving.

Contributed by Karen, Mable campus

FRIDAY FOLDER mable campus september 17

SHOW & TELL

Assist Program   

The Assist Program at the Mable Campus is here to help children who may need additional support with a particular academic skill.  Our goal is to improve the performance level of any student who demonstrates a need for supplemental academic assistance.  Students are identified for the Assist program through teacher referral, test scores, assessments and observations. Children typically attend the Assist Program during the school day at Spanish instruction time. Our Assist teacher, Mrs. Sanders, works both individually and in small groups to reinforce skills taught in the classroom.

Another excellent resource available to all Mable students is FASA.  Mrs. Sanders oversees this after-school program in the computer lab with the help of Ms. Kelbaugh.  FASA is a computer-based learning program designed to help students seeking remediation, grade-level reinforcement or enrichment.  Each child attending FASA is assessed to identify what type of learning experience is needed.  The FASA teachers develop a customized program tailored to the individual student's skill set which may include computer learning, one-on-one tutoring or small group work.  Students typically attend after school two days a week. 

Please call Mrs. Sanders at extension 1103 for more information about this exciting opportunity!
 

Accelerated Math Program  

It has been a great start to the school year for the Fairmont Mable Campus students in our Accelerated Math program.  Our students have begun the year exactly where they left off last year.  This allows each student to have an individualized math program where every child is working to accelerate his or her own learning process.  We look forward to our first grade students starting the program after Parent Night.
 
With excellent teacher support and modified lessons, Accelerated Math has become an extremely important supplementary program to Fairmont's already rigorous math curriculum.  With Math Facts in a Flash, a part of the Accelerated Math program, being used throughout the elementary, the speed and accuracy of our math students have grown through the years. With these two wonderful math programs and Fairmont's exceptional math teachers, there is no limit to the growth of each student.

To learn more about Accelerated Math, be sure to attend the Director's Series "Understanding Accelerated Math" being held on October 7, at 8:30 am and repeating at 6:30 pm, in the Mable Library.  

From Your FPA President, Mrs. Winna Kishimoto

Please join us for our 3rd annual "Back to School Family Picnic"
This event has become a tradition at Mable Campus.  It's a chance for us to socialize and get to know all the families here. The Parent Association will provide drinks, snow cones and popcorn. The pool will be open for swimming and there will also be the "Big Kahuna" water slide.

Bring your towels, swimsuits and a picnic basket and join us on Saturday, September 18th. We hope to see all of you there.

WEEK IN REVIEW  

SCOREBOARD mable fall 2010 volleyball rosters 

SCOREBOARD mable fall 2010 football rosters 

FACULTY LOUNGE mr. adame joins the mable team 

TEACHER'S PET patches

CALENDAR  

Saturday, Sept. 18th
-FPA Back to School Picnic
12 noon to 4:00 pm
Mable Athletic Field 

-Book Fair begins
Mable Gymnasium
 

Monday, Sept. 20th
JH Football / Volleyball Game
Mable vs Heritage Oak
Away Game

Tuesday, Sept. 21st
JH Football / Volleyball Game
Mable vs Tarbut V'Torah
Away Game

Wednesday, Sept. 22nd
Book Fair ends

Grandparents' Day
8:45 - 10:00 am
Mable Little Playground
Please RSVP by Sept. 20

JH Football / Volleyball Game
Mable vs Anaheim Hills
Away Game

Friday, Sept. 24th
Junior High Back to School Dance
Featuring DJ Carisma from Power 106
7:00 - 9:30 pm
Mable Cafeteria

Monday, Sept. 27th
Pep Rally
2:00 pm
Gymnasium

JH Football
Mable vs Calvary
Away Game - Cabrillo Park

JH Volleyball
Mable vs Calvary
Home Game

Friday, Oct. 1st
NO SCHOOL -Teacher In-Service

Contributed by Karen, Mable Campus

FRIDAY FOLDER anaheim hills campus september 17

SHOW & TELL 

Announcing Our Junior High ASB Officers! 

After our much-anticipated elections last Friday, we would like to congratulate our new Junior High ASB Officers! Together our new officers make a fantastic leadership team, and we look forward to seeing all the great ideas they bring to our ASB this year! 

Junior High ASB Officers:
Austin L. – Treasurer
River C. – Vice-President
Rebecca C. – President
Timothy K. - Secretary

School News

Back To School Night was a busy evening as parents met with their child’s teachers and heard about the exciting plans for the upcoming school year! 

We are looking forward to sharing all of the tools available to our parents at the upcoming Blackboard Training on Tuesday, September 21.  There will be two sessions available for your convenience, 8:30-9:30am and 5:00-6:00pm (childcare will be available).

Over 75 parents attended the first Fairmont Parent Association meeting!  They learned about all of the opportunities for parents to volunteer in their children’s school.  We look forward to seeing all of you again at our next meeting and greatly appreciate your support! 

WEEK IN REVIEW

SCOREBOARD tri-way volleyball and football games

TEACHER'S PET patches

SCOREBOARD anaheim hills dsl flag football roster fall 2010

SCOREBOARD anaheim hills dsl girls volleyball roster fall 2010

 

CALENDAR

Monday, September 20-Friday, September 24
Grandparents Week

Monday, September 20
Tri-Way Volleyball vs Orangewood at 3:15pm

Tuesday, September 21
Parents Blackboard Training 8:30-9:30am
Parents Blackboard Training 5:00-6:00pm (Childcare provided)

Wednesday, September 22
Tri-Way Football/Volleyball vs Mable 3:15pm

Thursday, September 23
Pre-School (Tuesday/Thursday) Grandparents Picnic at 11:00am
Chalk Talk "Grandparents Rock!A Fairmont Grandparents Day Celebration"  6:00pm

Friday, September 24
Pre-School (Mon-Fri/M-W-F) GrandparentsPicnic at 11:00am
Fall Festival  3:00-8:00pm 

Contributed by Vicky, Anaheim Hills Campus

FRIDAY FOLDER edgewood campus september 17

SHOW & TELL

Kids Art Fair 

Friday, October 22nd
@ 9:00 - 4:30 pm
Art Room - 107
 
All Grade Levels will have art in the show. Come on by before or after your Parent Teacher Conference.
 

Kids Art Fair Reservation Form 

Family Night
Fairmont Prep
Huskies vs. Sherman Indians
 
Friday, October 1st
@ 7:00 pm
Valley Christian Stadium
 
Come enjoy Family Night at Fairmont Prep's Football Game.
Grab a hot dog and soda from the snack bar and cheer on the Huskies!
 
There will be a Punt, Pass, & Kick Challenge
with JH Football Players from the Edgewood, Anaheim Hills and Mable Campuses at halftime. There will also be a Sports Bounce House with a slide, and a balloon artist will be making balloon animals for the kids as well.
See you at the Game!  GO HUSKIES!!

Back to School Picnic
Friday, Sept. 24th
@ Irvine Regional Park
4:00-7:00 pm
 
Admission is $15 per person
Bungee Trampoline $10 pp extra
 
Silent Auction Items:
•    Lakers Tickets with Parking
•    Mammoth Condo Weekend Getaway
•    Edgewood Spirit Basket
•    Magic Castle in Hollywood Tickets
•    Reserved Parking in School Lot
•    Principal For a Day
and much more!
 
It's a family affair! See you at the park!
 
4th Grade Bake Sale

Wednesday, Sept. 22nd
@ Snack & Lunch Recess
 
Support the 4th Grade Bake Sale at snack and lunch recess. 
All treats are 50 cents, and all money raised goes toward Alzheimer's Association.
 
Come check out all the delicious treats!

Photo of the Week  

 

Piece of Art by Dalia, 7th Grader, 7th & 8th Grade Art Elective Japanese mirror image, cut out art, showing balance and movement.

WEEK IN REVIEW 

FACULTY LOUNGE mrs. jansen returns to edgewood 

TEACHER'S PET patches 

ROOM MOM edgewood parent association updates

 

CALENDAR 

Wednesday, Sept. 22nd

4th Grade Bake Sale 

Thursday, Sept. 23rd
Grandparents & Special Friends Back to School BBQ

Friday, Sept. 24th
Back to School Picnic

Monday, Sept. 27th
Pep Rally with Prep Football Team @ Edgewood
Promoting "Family Night at the Huskies Football Game."

Wednesday, Sept. 29th
Writing Proficiency Testing Grades 1st-8th

Friday, Oct. 1st
Teacher In-Service Day - No School for Students
Family Night @ Prep Football Game

Contributed by Jonna, Edgewood Campus