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December 6, 2011 - Taking Care of Each Other is One of the Most Important Lessons our Students will Learn
Every autumn our students and staff members take extra time to help those less fortunate in our community. Some examples this year include our district-wide food drive, district support of United Way, student ran H.I.P. program, and the FHS annual Homeless Vigil.
Happy Hollow Energy Corps Service DayTeachers, students, and Arkansas Energy Corps members work together to clear trails and plant fruits and vegetables around Happy Hollow on Martin Luther King Day. |
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Leading Learning with Common CoreFPS developed the Leading Learning Newsletter to provide progress reports on the Curriculum Design Project. NEW! Fayetteville Public Schools is participating in the adoption of the new Common Core State Standards. |
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Owl Pride Student Profile: 6th grader Aura Comer“We must learn to live together as brothers, or perish together as fools.” - Martin Luther King, Jr. |
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families of students in our schools with food, clothing, and other needs. Find them on Facebook (Fayetteville-Public-Schools-Outback). In addition, the FHS Student Council is a proud supporter of the Community Blood Drive hosted at FHS on December 2nd.

starting the H.I.P. program for hearing-impaired students.


