Monday, October 26 - Camo Day

Tuesday, October 27 - Pajama Day 

Wednesday, October 28 - Color War (3rd-yellow, 4th-black, 5th-blue)

Thursday, October 29 - Dress like a sports star

Friday, October 30 - Book Character Day

October 16, 2020 President Trump proclaimed this week National School Lunch Week, highlighting the vital role of school nutrition professionals in ensuring that children in all communities nationwide continue to get nutritious meals, despite the challenges posed by the current public health emergency. To keep this work going, U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Secretary Sonny Perdue recently announced that all children will receive free meals.  You do not need to do anything to get started.   The status of your child’s account has been changed to not charge for meals.  However, any additional items or ala carte items are not included.

Students wanting a bagged lunch need to answer the lunch question each morning by 8:15am.

Ohio has created 2 free tip lines to help students and staff stay safe at school.  

Safer Ohio Tip Line:  Call 844-723-3764 to anonymously report anything that is suspicious or endangering you, your friends, or your school

Crisis Text Line:  Text 4hope to 741 741 if you are feeling sad, anxious, discouraged, or you just need to talk to someone

For more information, please see this letter:  Crisis Tip Line letter.pdf

Dear Parents, As you may already be aware, the District has received its first notification of District students testing positive for COVID. We have not been advised how those students were exposed to the virus. We recognize that you may have concerns for your child(ren) and want to reach out to your child’s teacher or building principal for more information, but please understand that the District has an obligation to maintain student privacy and is limited in the type of information it can share with you.  Click the link to see the entire article.

We are excited to let you know that Fairland Local School District will be using Google Classroom with all of our students this year.  With this platform, our teachers can distribute and collect assignments, give personalized feedback and grades, and see students’ work in one place. Schools use Google Classroom to make teaching more productive and meaningful by streamlining assignments, boosting collaboration, and fostering communication. Click the following links for more information: