High School Graduation is not until May 23, but it will be here sooner that many of us are ready for. Graduation will be at 2:00 in the high school gym and follow the same format as years past. We are making a change to our "Class Night" celebration, though. Traditionally it has been held in the evening, and attendance has been pretty light. For those of you who don't already know, Class Night is when we recognize the awards and scholarships our students have earned. This year, we are going to incorporate it into the regular school day. We are currently planning to hold it on Tuesday, May 18 at 2:00 pm. Change in longstanding traditions can be difficult, but we have had many discussions with various stakeholders and feel that this change will benefit our students and our school. In the past, many students (and parents) did not know much about class night and what it was for until the they were in high school. We would like to recognize our students' achievements in front of more of their peers. Also, seeing how much money is available (and how to get it) should provide some motivation for our younger students. We give out scholarships for traditional 4-year schools, 2-year programs, trade schools, and certification programs. Our goal is to highlight the opportunities available to the students at Fairfield Public Schools. The public is still welcome (and encouraged) to attend this celebration.
A survey invitation link has been sent by text message to every parent with a cell phone number listed in our school information system. We also welcome input from community members, alumni, local business owners, and other district stakeholders—including those who do not currently have children attending our schools.
If you did not receive the survey and would like to participate, please contact any member of our district administration to request the link.
Our schools are stronger when we hear from the people we serve. Thank you for sharing your perspective and helping us plan for the future of Fairfield Schools!
After a 3rd place finish in Cut Bank over the weekend, our volleyball team qualified to go to the State Tournament in Bozeman! Congratulations to all of the coaches and players. The team will head to Bozeman on Wednesday, November 11. We have arranged a firetruck to escort them out of town at 5:30 pm. If you are able and available, please consider coming down to Central to cheer them as they head out of town. It's ALWAYS a Great Day to be an EAGLE!
Fairfield Schools invites our veterans and the entire community to join us on November 11 as we honor those who have served our country.
We’ll begin with our annual Veterans Day Breakfast from 7:45–8:30 a.m. in the school cafeteria, where all veterans are invited to enjoy breakfast with our students.
This year, we’re planning something a little different! Following breakfast, our K–12 students and staff will gather with veterans and community members at the Veterans Memorial in Fairfield City Park for a program beginning at approximately 8:45 a.m.
With the prospect of unusually nice November weather, this is a wonderful opportunity to take our tradition outdoors, recognize the work our local veterans have put into completing the memorial, and help our students appreciate its significance right here in our community.
Our program will be shorter this year, but its purpose remains as important as ever: to thank our veterans, honor their service, and ensure our students understand the importance of remembering those who have served.
More details will be shared early next week as we finalize plans and coordinate school activities.
Veterans, families, neighbors, and friends—all are welcome. Please join us in honoring our local veterans! 🇺🇸
1. There is NO charge for parking at the game. Parking passes are only required for those with mobility limitations who need to park in the handicap accessible area behind the south end zone. If you need to park there, please contact Mr. Wilson, and we will add you to the list to get a pass to display on your windshield. They are required for MHSA postseason. You can get your pass at the ticket booth by the parking lot entrance. If you're approved to be on the list, just pull up there to get your pass.
2. All other parking on the north and east side of the field is fair game for anyone. Feel free to park there to cheer on the Eagles!
3. All fans are required to pay for entrance to the game. The only passes that will be honored are administrative, MHSA, and press passes. ALL others will need to pay for their tickets. There is a link to GoFan to purchase tickets ahead of time on the original post. Tickets can also be purchased at the three entrances to the game.
1. Link to buy all session passes. https://gofan.co/event/6984603?schoolId=MT17079
2. Link to buy single session passes: https://gofan.co/event/6984656?schoolId=MT17079
3. Link to buy T-shirts etc. https://badger-track-customs.printavo.com/merch/2026-district-1b-volleyball-tournament
4. Bracket link: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1hxvYyb5viIGW0I-9MKmcefAw4Xs6dnQfXllvHiVn3qc/edit?usp=sharing
Malta would like to extend a gracious invitation to the Fairfield parents, students and fans to their 4H BBQ before the football game on Friday.
If you traveling to Malta for the game, you are welcome to conveniently plan on dinner at the field.
Thank you Malta for the invitation,
