<p> Important Information</p><p>Freshman Orientation Freshman Orientation this year will be on August 18th at 6:00 PM in the Commons. All freshman and parents will benefit from being involved in this session as we will cover the expectations for the year, an introduction to classes, schedules, extracurricular activities and a tour of the building to see where classes and lockers are located. Counselors will have a small presentation and teachers will be on hand to answer questions and to assist. See you there.</p><p>Human Growth and Development All parents and guardians need to know that our human growth and development curriculum is taught within our full comprehensive program of instruction. If you wish to file a request to exclude your child from any of this instruction, please come to the main office of your child’s attendance center in person or return the attached form indicating that request. </p><p>Important Information</p><p>Freshman Orientation Freshman Orientation this year will be on August 18th at 6:00 PM in the Commons. All freshman and parents will benefit from being involved in this session as we will cover the expectations for the year, an introduction to classes, schedules, extracurricular activities and a tour of the building to see where classes and lockers are located. Counselors will have a small presentation and teachers will be on hand to answer questions and to assist. See you there.</p><p>Human Growth and Development All parents and guardians need to know that our human growth and development curriculum is taught within our full comprehensive program of instruction. If you wish to file a request to exclude your child from any of this instruction, please come to the main office of your child’s attendance center in person or return the attached form indicating that request. Fairfield High School 605 East Broadway Fairfield, IA 52556 Thomas Voorhees, Principal 641-472-2059 FAX 641-472-4703</p><p>2018 年 5 月 7 日</p><p>Vision: “To Inspire and empower lifelong learners to reach their unbounded potential.”</p><p>Dear Parent: </p><p>Iowa Law now provides that each school district shall provide instruction in human growth and development including instruction regarding human sexuality, self-esteem, stress management, interpersonal relationships and acquired immune deficiency syndrome in grades one through twelve. Our students will receive the majority of this instruction specifically through the courses of Health I and Health II. However, Fairfield High School has a comprehensive program of instruction and these areas may be touched upon in other courses of study.</p><p>A pupil shall not be required to take instruction in human growth and development if the pupil’s parent or guardian files with the attendance center a written request that the student(s) be excused from the instruction.</p><p>Course content and curriculum regarding human growth and development are open to review. Parents or guardians will need to request such information from the principal of the attendance center. </p><p>If a parent or guardian wishes a student(s) excluded from instruction in human growth and development, then it will be necessary to fill out the form at the bottom of this page and return it to the attendance center.</p><p>I do not want my student to receive instruction in human growth and development. Please list the names of Fairfield High School students:</p><p>______</p><p>______Parent or Guardian Signature ______Date Sincerely,</p><p>Thomas Voorhees Principal FHS Mission: “Fairfield High School accommodates diversity, advocates social growth, and applies research-based and technological strategies to educate productive global citizens and lifelong learners.” Fairfield High School 605 East Broadway Fairfield, IA 52556 Thomas Voorhees, Principal 641-472-2059 FAX 641-472-4703</p><p>2018 年 5 月 7 日</p><p>Vision: “To Inspire and empower lifelong learners to reach their unbounded potential.”</p><p>Dear Parents:</p><p>It has been brought to my attention that the United States Military is entitled to names and personal information of all junior and senior high students enrolled at the Fairfield Community High School. </p><p>As the high school principal, it is my responsibility to inform you that this information will be released unless you, the parent states on the permission form below that you do not want your student’s information released. </p><p>The bottom portion of this letter must be signed and returned to the Fairfield High School upon registration or the information will be released. </p><p>As always, thank you for your assistance in this matter.</p><p>Thomas Voorhees Principal</p><p>______</p><p>MILITARY PERMISSION SLIP</p><p>Circle the appropriate permission status:</p><p>I Do Give / I Do Not Give - permission for the school to release personal student information to the United States Military.</p><p>______Parent Signature Date</p><p>______Student Name Student Grade</p><p>FHS Mission: “Fairfield High School accommodates diversity, advocates social growth, and applies research- based and technological strategies to educate productive global citizens and lifelong learners.” Auto-Cycle-Moped Registration Form Only Juniors and Seniors with Automobiles can get a parking pass for campus parking. Any Freshmen or Sophomores with Mopeds or Scooters can get a sticker to park on campus in the appropriate lot.</p><p>Name ______Age ______Grade ______</p><p>Auto License Number ______</p><p>Make and year ______</p><p>Model ______Color ______</p><p>Cycle/ Moped License Number ______</p><p>Make and year ______</p><p>Model ______Color ______</p><p>You must present a valid driver’s license before a permit to park will be issued. Please have all this information filled out before you register/come to the office. Auto tags are $10 with a $5 rebate when the tag is returned. Moped and cycles are free for the first one and $2 for additional. Tags not returned at the end of the year will be eliminated and considered invalid. If you are found to violate the terms of parking, you will lose your privilege to park on campus and will forfeit all money and tags. Drive responsibly and obey the rules. </p>