Homecoming Update: This year's Homecoming Parade is scheduled to leave the school at 4:30 pm. The route will go down Central to Mountain View Co-Op. They will circle the block and return to Central by the bank and back to the school. There will be a Tailgate Dinner in the cafeteria sponsored by First Bank of Montana from 5:30-6:30. There is no charge, but they will be accepting any free-will donations. All proceeds will go to Eagle Pride to support the students of Fairfield Public Schools. Kickoff for the football game against Shelby is at 7:00. We will crown the Homecoming Royalty at halftime of the game. We look forward to seeing everyone show up to support our Fairfield Eagles!
7 months ago, Paul Wilson
The starting time for the high school football game against Malta on October 10 has been changed to 6:00. This is also our Senior Night for football. We wanted to let everyone know as soon as possible so everyone that needs to know could help spread the word. The Homecoming game tomorrow will still begin at 7:00.
7 months ago, Paul Wilson
Fall Semester Scholarship Requests Due Nov. 1st Students, you may pick up your Fall Semester Scholarships from Brenda Evans in the High School Office. In order to receive your check, you will need: 1) Transcript (unofficial) 2) Current Class Registration If you have any questions, please call or email Brenda Evans.
7 months ago, Dustin Gordon
Fairfield School District Statement Regarding Choteau School District Situation
We want to thank our community for your ongoing concern and commitment to student safety. We are aware of the recent situation involving a student in the Choteau Public Schools and the public statement issued by their district.
Please know that Fairfield School District has been in constant communication with both Choteau School District leadership and local law enforcement throughout this process. Based on their coordination, discrete communication, and swift implementation of safety protocols, we have full confidence that Choteau has taken appropriate and thorough measures to ensure the safety of their students, staff, and visitors.
Law enforcement and school officials have assured us that the individual involved is not on campus and will not return while the investigation is ongoing. Their clear and proactive approach to safety—including increased law enforcement presence, secured facilities, and restricted access protocols—has made it clear that they are taking this matter seriously and responsibly.
As such, we are confident in our students' and staff's safety during any participation in scheduled activities on the Choteau campus. We will continue to monitor the situation closely and maintain open lines of communication with both Choteau Public Schools and local authorities.
Student safety is—and always will be—our highest priority. Thank you for your trust, support, and cooperation as we work together to keep our schools and communities safe.
— Fairfield School District Administration
8 months ago, Paul Wilson
The bus on Route 1 (County Line Rd) is having mechanical issues. We are working to get it going again. If you are in that route, please try to get your kids to school another way. They will not be marked tardy if they get there late. We will work on an alternate plan for the afternoon if we are not able to fix the problem.
8 months ago, Paul Wilson
Fairfield Public Schools will offer optional mental wellness screenings for students in grades 6–12 on Wed, September 24th. Screenings are safe, confidential, and help identify students who may need extra support. If you would like to opt-out of this screening, please reach out to Mr. Wilson or Mrs. Tacke and we will send you an opt-out form.
8 months ago, Paul Wilson
Reminder: From 4:00-5:00 there will be a free tennis camp available for all 4th and 5th grade students today (9/16). If your child has not attended yet, they are welcome to start today. There is a registration form on the Fairfield Public Schools Facebook page and our website for those who have not already registered.
8 months ago, Paul Wilson
As most of you have likely already heard, our high school football team's game last night against Florence was canceled. We had driven the team bus there already when we heard the tragic news of one of their young students who passed away as a result of an accident in the homecoming parade. Their administration made the right call to forgo the game in order to provide support for their students and community in a time of crisis. Upon hearing the news, many of our players and coaches were in shock and grieved alongside the members of the Florence community. Montana is a small town with very long streets, and , although we may be rivals during a competition, we all have connections and friendships with those from other towns. Our school and community should be proud of how our team stepped up to help get the field and concessions area cleaned up to give their staff the opportunity to get back to their families faster. However, this is not about us. Fairfield Public Schools would like to extend our most sincere condolences to Florence-Carlton High School, the community of Florence, and all of the families impacted by this tragic event. We try to teach our student-athletes that there is more to high school sports than winning or losing. Unfortunately, the entire state of Montana got a grim reminder yesterday that life is bigger than any game.
8 months ago, Paul Wilson
The high school football game in Florence has been canceled. The team bus will be headed back home soon.
8 months ago, Paul Wilson
4th and 5th grade boys and girls Fall tennis. Starts September 4th. Info and liability form attached. Must fill out to participate.
https://forms.gle/AdQ8zGrnX9M3XeMY9
8 months ago, Paul Wilson
JH WELCOME BACK Junior High Students WELCOME BACK OPEN HOUSE Tuesday, August 18th at 5:00-6:00 PM. Lockers are posted. First Day of School Schedule Meet in the Cafeteria at 8:10 You will get your class schedule and instructions . Each student will receive an informational packet.
9 months ago, Elem/JH Secretary -Terria Arps
REMINDER: OPEN HOUSE~ WELCOME BACK TO SCHOOL~TONIGHT, AUGUST 19TH 5:00-6:00
PLEASE CHECK OUT THE SCHOOL'S WEBSITE, fairfield.k12.mt.us, for our beginning of the year NEWS LETTER and other information. If you are on Facebook, look on the Fairfield School site for updated information.
9 months ago, Elem/JH Secretary -Terria Arps
The new Free and Reduced Meals application and eligibility guidelines are available. Please check our web page under "News" or Facebook for a link to the information. Contact the school with any questions.
9 months ago, Paul Wilson
High School class registration day is Thursday, August 14. We will have class schedules available for students on that day The registration day schedule is as follows: Seniors 9:00-10:30, Juniors 10:30-12:00, Sophomores 1:00-2:30. Freshmen 2:30-4:00. Parents are not required to attend, but it is recommended for parents of freshmen if this is their first child in Fairfield High School. Please contact the office with any questions.
9 months ago, Paul Wilson
Both gyms and the weight room will be closed starting today, August 4. They will remain closed to use until August 14 to allow our maintenance crew to refinish the floors and install new equipment in the weight room.
9 months ago, Paul Wilson
Graduates and Scholarship Recipients, Fall scholarship checks will be ready for pickup starting Wednesday, July 23rd for those who are eligible. Deadline for submitting transcript paperwork is November 1st.
10 months ago, Courtney Bake
The Teton County 4-H Fair begins next week!! Please come join the fun on Friday, June 27th at the Weatherbeater Arena Grounds in Choteau. There will be a community social and dance with live music provided by the band Blackberry Jam from 7:00-9:00 p.m. The Dirty Wiener food truck will be available for your dinner needs. All are invited to enjoy the concert and walk through the barns to check out the 4-H animals! Your support of Teton County 4-H youth is appreciated!
11 months ago, Paul Wilson
Just a reminder, Friday, June 6 will be the final day of FFA plant sales. Stop by their stand on HWY 89 in front of Treasure State seed between 4:00-7:00 pm every day through Friday if you would like to buy some plants and support the Fairfield FFA chapter.
11 months ago, Paul Wilson
The FHS Tennis team wrapped up their season with a trip to the state tournament in Missoula last weekend. We qualified two doubles teams (Kamree Pearson & Keira Bender, and Taylee Pearson & Kameron Lidstrom) and one singles player, McKenzie Swensen. After winning the Divisional Championship the week before, the Lady Eagles had a great opportunity to bring home some individual and team hardware again this year. Last year, Fairfield brought home a 3rd place team trophy and the state championship in doubles.
McKenzie Swensen and the doubles team of Kamree Pearson & Keira Bender made it into the championship matches. Although they both ended up on the losing end of the score at the end of the day, they came in second in the state in their respective divisions.
The girls represented our school and community well. Not only did they show great tennis skills, they displayed exceptional sportsmanship, and they scored enough team points to secure the team State Championship trophy before they even competed on Saturday. Thank you to all of the players, coaches, and spectators who showed up in Missoula to support our student athletes. You made our school and community proud!
12 months ago, Paul Wilson
The Fairfield FFA chapter will be conducting their annual plant sales every weekday from 4:00-7:00 pm from now until June 6th on the north end of town along Highway 89. They starter plants of tomatoes, peppers, varieties of squash, zucchini, and cucumbers on hand. Other plants may be available up on request. Plants are $5 each, and the proceeds benefit the Fairfield FFA.
