FES Fall Book Fair October 20-24
Truckin’ Into Reading! The Book Fair is Rolling In!
October 20-24th
October 20-24th
Reminder:
Fairmount Elementary School
Please join us for the
Annual Title I Parent Meeting
where we will discuss:
What are the district and school goals?
What is Title I?
What is Parent Engagement?
How can I get involved?
October 21, 2025 at 5:00 pm
Cafeteria
All parents and families are invited to participate.
For more information contact the school at 706-879-5380
Fairmount Elementary School
Please join us for the
Annual Title I Parent Meeting
where we will discuss:
What are the district and school goals?
What is Title I?
What is Parent Engagement?
How can I get involved?
October 21, 2025 at 5:00 pm
Cafeteria
All parents and families are invited to participate.
For more information contact the school at 706-879-5380
Reminder:
Fairmount Elementary School
Please join us for the
Annual Title I Parent Meeting
where we will discuss:
What are the district and school goals?
What is Title I?
What is Parent Engagement?
How can I get involved?
October 21, 2025 at 5:00 pm
Cafeteria
All parents and families are invited to participate.
For more information contact the school at 706-879-5380
Fairmount Elementary School
Please join us for the
Annual Title I Parent Meeting
where we will discuss:
What are the district and school goals?
What is Title I?
What is Parent Engagement?
How can I get involved?
October 21, 2025 at 5:00 pm
Cafeteria
All parents and families are invited to participate.
For more information contact the school at 706-879-5380
The weather was picture-perfect today at Fairmount Elementary. Our Bulldogs had a blast at recess! #ExtraordinaryGCS #ExtraordinaryFES
Red Ribbon Week is October 27-30.
Life is a Puzzle, Solve It Drug Free!
Fairmount Parents,
Students will be allowed to wear their costumes to school on Thursday, October 30th. Your child’s safety
is always our first concern here at Fairmount. We ask that you guide their selection of costumes to allow
them to comfortably work and learn throughout the day, as well as be able to independently use the
restroom. Any items that encourage violence or could be scary to other children are inappropriate for
children at school. All accessories to costumes should be left at home. We are not responsible for lost or
damaged items. Students are not allowed to wear full-faced masks. Classes will enjoy a snack and craft
during the school day. This is for the student only. Thank you for your cooperation in making this a fun
and safe day at school. We are looking forward to an enjoyable day!
Life is a Puzzle, Solve It Drug Free!
Fairmount Parents,
Students will be allowed to wear their costumes to school on Thursday, October 30th. Your child’s safety
is always our first concern here at Fairmount. We ask that you guide their selection of costumes to allow
them to comfortably work and learn throughout the day, as well as be able to independently use the
restroom. Any items that encourage violence or could be scary to other children are inappropriate for
children at school. All accessories to costumes should be left at home. We are not responsible for lost or
damaged items. Students are not allowed to wear full-faced masks. Classes will enjoy a snack and craft
during the school day. This is for the student only. Thank you for your cooperation in making this a fun
and safe day at school. We are looking forward to an enjoyable day!
Fairmount Elementary School
Please join us for the
Annual Title I Parent Meeting
where we will discuss:
What are the district and school goals?
What is Title I?
What is Parent Engagement?
How can I get involved?
October 21, 2025 at 5:00 pm
Cafeteria
All parents and families are invited to participate.
For more information contact the school at 706-879-5380
Please join us for the
Annual Title I Parent Meeting
where we will discuss:
What are the district and school goals?
What is Title I?
What is Parent Engagement?
How can I get involved?
October 21, 2025 at 5:00 pm
Cafeteria
All parents and families are invited to participate.
For more information contact the school at 706-879-5380
Fairmount Elementary School
Please join us for the
Annual Title I Parent Meeting
where we will discuss:
What are the district and school goals?
What is Title I?
What is Parent Engagement?
How can I get involved?
October 21, 2025 at 5:00 pm
Cafeteria
All parents and families are invited to participate.
For more information contact the school at 706-879-5380
Please join us for the
Annual Title I Parent Meeting
where we will discuss:
What are the district and school goals?
What is Title I?
What is Parent Engagement?
How can I get involved?
October 21, 2025 at 5:00 pm
Cafeteria
All parents and families are invited to participate.
For more information contact the school at 706-879-5380
Picture retake day is October 16.
It's National Instructional Coaches Day! At FES we have the best!!
Our Instructional Coach builds us up in every way!
We appreciate our Instructional Coach-Mrs. Tracey Clark!
Our Instructional Coach builds us up in every way!
We appreciate our Instructional Coach-Mrs. Tracey Clark!
Fall break is October 6-10.
Ready for a night filled with stories, stars, and unforgettable moments? Join us for a special Literacy Night at FES! The homeroom with the most participation will earn a Pizza Party. Students who attend both the Annual Title I Meeting (5:00 pm) and Literacy Night (5:30 pm) will be counted toward their class’s chance to win the Pizza Party!
Tuesday, October 21, 2025
5:30-7:00 PM
Fairmount Elementary School Gym
Tuesday, October 21, 2025
5:30-7:00 PM
Fairmount Elementary School Gym
It's National School Custodian Appreciation Day!
To our FES school custodians-Clint, LuLu (Cynthia), & Shelia:
Thank you for being fearless.
Thank you for your dedication.
Thank you for being caring.
Thank you for putting our students first.
Thank you for being a role model.
Thank you for all of the hard work that you do for our school.
To our FES school custodians-Clint, LuLu (Cynthia), & Shelia:
Thank you for being fearless.
Thank you for your dedication.
Thank you for being caring.
Thank you for putting our students first.
Thank you for being a role model.
Thank you for all of the hard work that you do for our school.
FES 3rd Graders enjoyed the morning at Gordon County Young Farmer's Ag Day!
#ExtraordinaryFES
#ExtraordinaryGCS
#ExtraordinaryFES
#ExtraordinaryGCS
October is National Principal's Month. We appreciate our Admin team. They are truly extraordinary!
Fairmount Elementary music teacher Jayme Crowley is helping students strengthen their rhythm skills. Students did a fantastic job following along and drumming to the music notes, showing focus, energy, and a love for learning through music! #ExtraordinaryGCS #ExtraordinaryFES
Fall break is October 6-10.
Representatives from Helping Hands Ending Hunger visited Fairmount Elementary today to tour the school’s HHEH pantry and meet with student leaders who are making a difference in their community. They were welcomed by student ambassadors Lily Byars and Lily Waters, who both play an important role in the program.
Helping Hands Ending Hunger is a nonprofit organization that partners with schools to collect unused, unopened food from cafeterias and redistribute it directly to students and families in need. By reducing food waste and providing consistent access to nutritious meals, HHEH helps address food insecurity while also teaching students about leadership, service, and community responsibility. HHEH CEO Carla Harward joined the tour, along with Gordon County Schools Superintendent Mrs. Alice Mashburn, who shared how impactful this program has been for students and families across the district.
Fairmount Elementary principal Mrs. Rebecca Champion spoke about the importance of the program and how the community has come together to support it with parent volunteers, local donations, and the dedication of students. Counselor Judith Cunningham has also been instrumental in leading and organizing students as they help distribute food to families in need.
We are proud of our Fairmount Elementary students and staff for their commitment to serving others through Helping Hands Ending Hunger. Go Bulldogs!
#ExtraordinaryGCS #ExtraordinaryFES
Helping Hands Ending Hunger is a nonprofit organization that partners with schools to collect unused, unopened food from cafeterias and redistribute it directly to students and families in need. By reducing food waste and providing consistent access to nutritious meals, HHEH helps address food insecurity while also teaching students about leadership, service, and community responsibility. HHEH CEO Carla Harward joined the tour, along with Gordon County Schools Superintendent Mrs. Alice Mashburn, who shared how impactful this program has been for students and families across the district.
Fairmount Elementary principal Mrs. Rebecca Champion spoke about the importance of the program and how the community has come together to support it with parent volunteers, local donations, and the dedication of students. Counselor Judith Cunningham has also been instrumental in leading and organizing students as they help distribute food to families in need.
We are proud of our Fairmount Elementary students and staff for their commitment to serving others through Helping Hands Ending Hunger. Go Bulldogs!
#ExtraordinaryGCS #ExtraordinaryFES
TOMORROW!!!!
Kona Ice will be at FES on Friday, Sept. 19. Please send correct change in an envelope or baggie with your student. Please try to send it with your student to limit visitors to the front office. Thank you.
Kona Ice will be at FES on Friday, Sept. 19. Please send correct change in an envelope or baggie with your student. Please try to send it with your student to limit visitors to the front office. Thank you.
Progress reports will be sent home with students today!
