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Copley-Fairlawn City Schools
3797 Ridgewood Road
Copley, OH 44321-1695
330-664-4800
2006©Copley-Fairlawn City Schools
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All Bus Schedules and Class
Assignments will be sent to your home during the week of August 18,
2008.
School Closing and Delay Information
Emergency Notification
System Contact Information Update Form |
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Most
Frequently Requested Forms/Lists |
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Upcoming Events
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New Student
Registration Packet
Please
Note: If you know of children attending the
Copley-Fairlawn City Schools that are not living within our school
district boundaries, please call the Board of Education office at
330-664-4800 and report their names, addresses, and the information
you have that would indicate they do not live within our District.
Kindergarten
Registration Information
SCHOOL SUPPLY LISTS
Arrowhead/Fort Island/Herberich/Middle School
5/6
Middle School 7/8 |
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August
6 CHS Music Boosters Mtg., 7:00 pm
11 Fall Sports Community Night, 7:00 pm, CHS Gym
11-15 CHS Band Camp
19 Board of Education Mtg. 7:00 pm
20 CHS Freshman/New Student Orientation, 9:30 am
21 CFMS Grade 5 Open House 5-7 pm
CFMS Grade 5, Ice Cream Social, 7-8 pm
22 CFMS Grds. 5/6 new Student Orientation, 8:30-10:30 am
25 Teachers First Day, K-4 Open Houses 3:30-5:30 pm
26 Students First Day, Kindergarten Entrance (A-L)
27 Kindergarten Entrance (M-Z)
FIPS Market Day Pickup
CHS Open House 7-9 pm
28 CHS Picture Day
CHS Meetings, 8 am
CFMS Grades 7/8 Open House 6:30-8:30 pm
Check full
2008-2009 district activity calendar for other district activities
Grades 5/6 schedules will be handed out in Homeroom.
Grades 7/8 schedules will be mailed home during
the week of August 11-15. |
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NEWS FLASH |
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Copley-Fairlawn
City Schools Athletic Hall of Fame
Copley High School Stadium Project
New Drop Off Traffic Pattern at
Copley High School beginning January 7, 2008
Click here for diagram and letter of explanation
Copley-Fairlawn City School
District
addresses MRSA
MRSA Parent
Letters
CFCS MRSA Action Plan
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Copley-Fairlawn City Schools Mission Statement
The
Copley-Fairlawn City School District
will provide a quality
education
for all students in a challenging, secure environment,
maximizing the academic
and personal development of each student. Our students will be knowledgeable,
critical thinkers
who can succeed as life-long learners.
Copley-Fairlawn
City Schools rating remains "EXCELLENT"
Congratulations to all staff
and students!
The Ohio
Department of Education released the preliminary 2007-2008
School Year Report Card for school districts across the
state. Copley-Fairlawn City Schools met 30 of the state’s 30
indicators and is rated as
EXCELLENT.
In
2006-2007, the district met the Adequate Yearly Progress
(AYP) goals with the targeted populations (e.g.,
economically disadvantaged, students with disabilities),
as required by the federal No Child Left Behind Act. (NCLB).
Only one third of the state's school district’s met AYP.
View CFCS 2006-07 Report
Card The 2008-2009 CFCS Report Card will be
posted in early Fall.
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 ABOUT THE COMMUNITY
The Copley-Fairlawn area is situated in northeast Ohio, approximately 35 miles
south of Cleveland and adjacent to and west of Akron. The community includes the
City of
Fairlawn, Copley Township, and small portions of the
City of Akron and
Bath
Township.
The area is mostly residential with many modern homes and apartments,
extensive shopping areas, numerous houses of worship and a wide variety of cultural
and recreational activities.
The proximity of I-71, I-77, I-76, State Routes 18 and 21 have helped to
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ABOUT THE SCHOOL
DISTRICT
The Copley-Fairlawn City School District operates five buildings for
educational purposes; (Arrowhead Primary School,
K-4;
Fort Island Primary School, K-4,
428;
Herberich Primary
School, Pre-K-4;
Copley-Fairlawn Middle School, 5-8; and
Copley High School, 9-12). A parochial school, St. Hilary Elementary School, is located
within the boundaries of the district.
Classroom teachers are supported by specialists in reading, guidance, art,
music, gifted education, physical education, and intramural sports. The
elementary and middle schools receive the services of educational
assistants. Psychologists, speech-language pathologists, and tutors work
with students. Students with disabilities are provided special classes
both in the district and on a tuition basis with other districts.
The district is a member of the Four Cities Joint Vocational Compact with
Barberton, Norton, and Wadsworth City Schools. Vocational classes are
offered at Copley High School or at the high schools of member districts.
A full range of extra-curricular programs and activities are available to
students.
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