January/February 2025
Principal Ryan Bellamy
Volume 19 Issue 2
Joe Muhlberg
Assistant Principals Ricardo Calles Jordan Smith
Principal’s Press It is hard to believe that we are approaching the halfway point of the school year. With the holidays upon us, we at Fairfield High School wish you and your family joy and peace! The holiday season is a perfect time to reflect on our accomplishments and our blessings! Please help us celebrate a few of our students, groups, and organizations that went above and beyond this first half of the school year. •
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Congratulations to the Fairfield High School Marching Band! They performed at OMEA State Finals and earned a Superior rating (the highest possible) from EVERY JUDGE in EVERY CATEGORY! Congratulations to the FHS Drama Department for their performance in the One Act Festival. Congratulations to Kennedy Ostendorf, on being named Volleyball GMC Player of the Year! Congratulations to Nihar Patel for being nominated to the CADCA National Mental Health Awareness Committee. Nihar will get the opportunity to head to Washington D.C. with a handful of high school students to speak to Congress about mental health awareness. Congratulations to the 31 students that were inducted into the National Honors Society. ◦◦ Hilda Appiah, Esther Owusu Banahene, Hannah Bays, Allison Bryant, Rithy Chhay, Metachi Ezeanyika, Marc Dylan Falcon, Mia Hamilton, Aubrey Hussel, Ella Guidugli, Alex Jacobs, Laila Jarrett, Allison Kane, Kyndle Ledbetter, Natalie Lusk, Hannah Malamisuro, Makenna Martin, Connor McCollum, Luke Minnick, Jack Roger “Blake” Noe, Carson Pennington, Dylan Peters, Kiara Radler, Lilly Scheidt, Jeffrey Sharpshair, Jeffrey Skinner, Precious Sulola, Brandon Valenzuela, Uche Uwaezuoke, Mariah Williams, and Jayla Williams This fall we recognized six students for being named College CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE
The Mission of Fairfield High School, working in collaboration with the home and community, is to instill in all students the desire and skills for academic, character, and social development. This is provided in a safe and nurturing environment that is respectful of each student’s learning style, potential, and cultural diversity in order to cultivate responsible and productive citizens for the future. Indian Enquirer • Issue #2 January 2025 Published 5 times per year Fairfield City School District Fairfield Administration Building 4641 Bach Lane Fairfield, OH 45014
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