Fairbrook November Shine Award Winner
Brayden W. in Mrs. Carenza's first grade classroom at Fairbrook is a true example of what it means to be a Fairbrook Fox. He consistently offers to help the teacher and other students in the classroom. He is always the first to be focused on the teacher and ready to learn every morning. Brayden often sweeps up other students' snack messes even without being asked. He is the student that I trust to bring notes and items to other teachers. His perseverance is to be admired as he challenges himself every day to be the best mathematician and reader he can be. There is no "I can't do this" in his vocabulary. Brayden is kind, respectful, and an excellent role model for his peers.
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11th Annual Fairbrook Foxtrot! Students were able to raise over $31,000 for the PTO. Then they participated in the Foxtrot obstacle course, complete with a DJ.
Halloween Parties! The kids had a great time celebrating Halloween and raising money. As part of Costumes for a Cause each child paid $1 to dress up. We were able to raise over $400 for the Michael J. Fox Foundation.
Fifth Graders began their Star Base adventure.
Beavercreek is seeking substitutes to join our team!
Fairbrook fifth graders attended Blue Crew training this week. The Blue Crew is a volunteer opportunity given only to 5th graders, which allows students to be in charge of different jobs at Fairbrook, like recycling collection, bus line leaders, and announcements.
This group helps make Fairbrook a great place to learn and be a part of each year! #BcrkSchools #FairbrookBlueCrew
Today, we celebrate our Creek Tech Squad as part of National IT Professionals Day! They keep our digital world running smoothly, from troubleshooting Chromebooks to innovating the future. 💻 Thank you to our entire tech team for all your hard work.
Today, we celebrate our Creek Tech Squad as part of National IT Professionals Day! They keep our digital world running smoothly, from troubleshooting Chromebooks to innovating the future. 💻 Thank you to our entire tech team for all your hard work.
Congrats to Tamara Frost, who was awarded the 2023 Outstanding Educator of the Year Award, & Angie Hemmerich, who was awarded the Support Staff Member of the Year Award! Mrs. Frost teaches music at Shaw Elementary, & Mrs. Hemmerich is the head custodian at Parkwood Elementary.
Don’t miss out on your chance to get your 2023-2024 Beavercreek Character Education apparel! To purchase, scan the QR code or visit https://beavercreekrooted.itemorder.com/shop/home/. The deadline to order is September 10. #BcreekSchools #RootedInOurCommunity
Today was a great day for learning as we had various staff professional development going on. Our BHS teachers learned about ways to use data to inform instructional strategies. Our middle school teachers spent time collaborating to learn more about the characteristics and needs of our students and how we can better support them, and some of our elementary staff spent time learning more about emotional intelligence.
Join us tonight for Open House Night! Each of our buildings will host an open house for students and parents to stop by and meet teachers, get acquainted with the building and classrooms, and get ready to start the school year off next week.
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Former Fairbrook Foxes celebrate with current students before graduation with one more walk through Fairbrook. Congratulations Class of 2023.
E Day was another amazing success! During an economics unit, 4th graders create and sell products to the entire school. Then they figure out their profit from the day. It is a favorite annual event for students and staff.
Mrs. Courter and Mrs. Buchholz's classes went to the Cincinnati Zoo for an overnight field trip.
Mrs. Brenner and Mrs. Ferguson's trip to Wartinger Park.
Fairbrook's Anchored for Life peer-to-peer group and the Fairbrook Student Advisory Council worked the Fairbrook booth for Family Fun Day. They played Plinko and handed out prizes and water to guests.
Mrs. Lamb's 2nd grade class created a Natural History Museum by researching information about an animal and then creating that animal using various materials. The kids then presented facts about their animals to the visitors to the museum.
Mrs. Jester came to Mrs. Carenza’s first grade class on Monday to share her Native American culture with them. She showed them clothing and artifacts from her family. She and her daughter, Tempe, performed a dance for the class. The students really enjoyed seeing how Mrs. Jester’s ancestors used animal bones and teeth to decorate their clothing.
