If you’re interested in placing a bid for any of the following items, please submit your bid to Heidi Braun at braun@fairlawn.k12.oh.us. If you have questions about these items, please contact Brent Wright at 937-638-2946. All bids must be submitted by Friday, May 29th. Highest bidders will be contacting by Heidi Braun. 12 tables available – computers not for sale. 15 student desks and chairs
Congratulations to all participants! GO JETS!! Amelie Phillips – Leadership (Level 3) – 99.33 – Gold – 1st in State – National QualifierMia Middleton – Career Investigation (Level 1) – 96 – Gold – 1st in State – National QualifierMakaylie Martin – Say Yes to FCS Education (Level 3) – 95.67 – Gold – 2nd in State- National QualifierDaisy Vondenhuevel – Career Investigation (Level 2) – 96 – Gold – 3rd in state- National QualifierKaylee Orsborne and Carly Keener – Chapter Service Project Portfolio (Level 1) – 90.5 – Gold – 3rd in stateAzalea Barlow – Repurpose and Redesign (Level 2) -Silver – 3rd in stateAllie Aufderhaar – National Programs in Action (Level 2) – Silver
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Hello Fairlawn Families, my name is Chris Zink and I’m excited to announce that I’m your new PreK – 5th grade elementary principal! I bring with me 26 years of experience in education: 22 as an intervention specialist in all academic settings and content areas and 4 as an administrator, two as an assistant principal and two as a building principal. My wide array of experience in different schools and different educational settings has enabled me to meet each student where they are at and build strong authentic relationships with both them and their families. For the past two years I’ve had the privilege of working in an elementary setting. I started each day by telling a dad Joke on the announcements and ended each day outside to high five students as they left for the buses. As a leader, I know there is just as much value in the
