NEXT MEETING:
September 22, 2020, When: 6:00 PM EST
This meeting is scheduled to be held virtually.
Click HERE to join the Fairport Harbor Exempted Village School Board of Education Meeting on September 22.2020. Click HEREto view the agenda.
You will be placed in a waiting room until the public portion of the meeting begins at approximately 6:00 p.m.
The password is 006610: Meeting ID: 995 1847 6469
One Tap Mobile 13017158592 US
Questions can be directed to CClair@fhevs.org
2020-2021 School Year
McKinley School Supply List Grades K-5
Presentation from Cheryl Fisher from ThenDesign Architecture, click HERE to view.
All updates on the FHEVS Building Project will be posted @ www.fhevs.org/buildingproject
Need help accessing Infinite Campus? Please contact the school office for your special access code to create your parent account.
Lake County was declared an ORANGE alert level on 9/10/2020 by Gov. Mike DeWine.
Per the Board approved Safe Harbor Restart Plan we will make the following changes:
IN PERSON Learners will go to a Hybrid Schedule Starting MONDAY SEPTEMBER 14, 2020
(Friday 9/11/20 - ALL In person students will attend as they have been)
On Monday September 14, 2020
Students with last names starting with
A to L
Will be in person on Mondays and Tuesdays
They will be remote Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays.
Students with last names:
M to Z
Will be remote learning on Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays
They will be In Person Thursdays & Fridays
**If you need to change your "in person" days please call the school office on Friday to make changes.**
**If you feel at this time, you would like your student to become a (Semester Long) Remote Learner-please call the office to make the change.
Click to read the Safe Harbor Restart Plan.
There will be NO CHANGE FOR Fairport Harbor School REMOTE/BREAKWATER STUDENTS!
It is time to complete the required Annual Update process for the 2020-2021 school year!
How do I update the information for my currently enrolled/existing FHEVS student(s)?
*ALL enrolled students must have annual update completed including CCP, ACC, Online, Breakwater, In Person, etc*
Greetings Remote & Breakwater Students. Please click here to review a document that contains answers to many questions you've had! This document contains information about Lunch pick up, attendance and office hours.
**Please note you can check in for attendance on I/C from 9:00 AM all the way until 11:59 PM- we are aware of Infinite Campus service being down and overloaded at various times of the day. Keep trying and if you still cannot check in, please call the Harding Attendance Line at 440-354-5400 ext 1397 to report that you are in attendance.
Mr. Ruzin will coordinate Tech Repairs.
Monday, Tuesday & Thursday, Friday 9 am to 10 am
Enter through Harding Office.
Contact Mr. Ruzin if you need to make an appointment outside of this time slot.
Riverside Schools provides Fairport Harbor Nutritional Services. Please click here to find the link for Nutrislice School Menus.
The Nutrition Department will be providing meals, by reservation only, for remote learners in the district. Meal pick-up will be on Tuesday afternoons from 12:30 – 1:00 p.m. at Harding Jr/Sr High. Students will receive breakfast and lunch meals for the following week’s school days. They will not receive meals for non-school days or holidays. Parents must fill out the remote learners' meal pick up form located on the website by Friday afternoons at 3:00 p.m. to receive meals for the following week. Parents will need to list their students and their grade.
Per USDA guidelines, Harding students will be eating breakfast and lunch at no cost beginning Tuesday. Virtual learners that pick meals up at Harding will also be at no cost (regardless of the building they attend).
Click for the link to reserve meals.
Latchkey 2020-2021
Hosted by: Educational Service Center of the Western Reserve
Located at: McKinley Elementary School in Fairport Harbor
AM hours 6:30 A.M. to 9:00 A.M.
PM hours 2:00 P.M. to 6:00 P.M.
All costs are flat rate- AM Session, PM Session or Both
Please click to read Mrs. Fischer's Arrival and Dismissal procedures for the 20/21 school year. Please be sure to read the complete document, it contains information about breakfast, which door to enter and car tag pick up day!
Hello FHS Skipper Fans, I am posting the NAC Spectator Guidelines for the 2020 Fall Season. Please read them over. There is good news and bad news. We are allowing spectators --good news! We are limiting spectators --bad news!! These guidelines were adopted by all principals today. These guidelines limit each participant to 2 tickets.
Click to read all of the VERY IMPORTANT DETAILS & READ THE NAC DOCUMENT!
We thank you for your continued positive support of Fairport Athletics and supporting our Skipper Athletes to have a season by compliance with the guidelines set forth by the NAC.
After reading all of the details, contact AD Sandra Knight with questions or concerns SKnight@fhevs.org
New School Building Project
Please click to review a recorded presentation from Cheryl Fisher from ThenDesign Architecture regarding the new school building project.
Ohio Varsity Players of the Week 9/17/20
By: Steve Hare
OhioVarsity.com
Athletes from five different schools have been named the Ohio Varsity Players of the Week.
Each player was nominated by his or her coach.All statistics incurred during the week beginning Sept. 7 and ending on Sept. 13.
Here’s a look at each Player of the Week by sport:
FOOTBALL
Sam Honkala
Name: Sam Honkala
School: Fairport Harding
Grade: 11
Stats: Caught seven passes for 104 yards and picked off two passes
Coach’s Quote: “Sam played well in our first two games, but he emerged as a big-time playmaker in week three against Windham,” Fairport coach Cameron Ruff said. “He is a first-year junior and he has worked hard over the summer to gain weight and learn our passing routes and coverages. He is extremely intelligent and asks questions to better understand his responsibilities.He caught a season-high seven passes on offense for 104 yards and made some clutch catches on third downs. He also intercepted two Windham passes that took Windham’s offensive momentum away. He has also done a tremendous job as our holder on extra points and other special teams units. He rarely comes off the field and he is a strong contributor to our team. He displayed those contributions full force in week three and led Fairport to a 30-0 win.”
Skippers clicking on all cylinders
By Steve Hare -September 14, 2020
Without much of an off-season, the Fairport football team had to rely on the individual work each Skipper put in to set the tone for the 2020 season.
Fortunately, that work went above and beyond what was required and has led the Skippers to a 3-0 start for the first time since 2012.
“The kids have been working hard and they got themselves prepared,” Fairport coach Cameron Ruff said. “They’ve been working hard since November and December and even with the quarantine, they were at home lifting wheelbarrows and whatever else they could find laying around the house. That’s been their goal; to be in the position they’re in now at 3-0.”
The Skippers haven’t just won all of their games through three weeks, they’ve been dominant.
Fairport has outscored its three opponents, 105-7, and has yet to allow a defensive touchdown.
“Our defense has played absolutely lights out,” Ruff said. “The seven points we gave up was on a kickoff return so the defense is still has a shutout. They’ve been tackling well and playing well, flying around to the ball. Our defensive backs have only allowed one completion on the year so far. They’ve been flying around hitting people and having fun.”
**CLICK TO READ FULL ARTICLE**
Lake County Sentinel
Skippers shut out Windham 30-0
BY TOMMY SHIRER- STAFF
The Fairport Harding Skippers traveled to Windham, Ohio to take on the Windham Bombers. The Skippers would continue their hot start to the season with a 30-0 victory over the Bombers.
The Skippers Defense dominated for the third straight week led by Junior Dillon Knesebeck who had 11 tackles and fellow Junior Sam Honkala who had 2 interceptions.
The Skippers would score on their first drive of the game on a 42-yard touchdown pass from Sophomore QB Will Fezekas to Junior Tai Malone with 9:46 left in the 1st quarter.
Moments later, just a few plays after the kickoff to the Bombers, Tai Malone would intercept the pass from Windham Sophomore QB Wyatt Hanshaw. The Skippers took over inside the Bomber 40 but failed to score.
The 1st quarter was rocky for both teams but then in the 2nd quarter Fairport would start to dominate the game. With 7:33 left in the first half Senior Dom Knesebeck would sack Hanshaw in the endzone for a safety putting the Skippers on top 9-0. Then just 58 seconds later the Skippers would score on a 34-yard TD pass from Will Fazekas to Dillion Knesebeck to make the score 16-0 with 6:35 left in the 2nd.
Just under two minutes later Senior Quentin Piotrowski blocked a punt and return it to the three yard line where on the next play Junior Running Back Josiah Cooper rushed for a three yard touchdown to make it 23-0 with 4:36 left in the half. That would remain the score at the half.
Two minutes and thirty-one seconds into the third quarter Running Back Josiah Cooper ran for his second touchdown of the night making the score 30-0 with 9:39 left in the third quarter. The Skipper and Bombers did no more damage on offense as the game ended 30-0 Fairport.
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Ohio Varsity Players of the Week
By Steve Hare -September 10, 2020
Athletes from eight different schools have been named the Ohio Varsity Players of the Week.
Each player was nominated by his or her coach.
All statistics incurred during the week beginning Aug. 31 and ending on Sept. 6.
Here’s a look at each Player of the Week by sport:
Name: Dominic Knesebeck
School: Fairport Harding
Grade: 12
Stats: Recorded 15 tackles, including seven for a loss, and a sack and forced three fumbles; also recorded six pancake blocks and paved the way for a 250-yard rushing performance
Coach’s Quote: “Dominic has been with the program for four years and he has worked his way to become a great football player and leader,” Fairport coach Cameron Ruff said. “His teammates elected him as a team captain and he has been our player of the game for the first two games. He has dominated on both sides of the ball, already tallying 13 pancake blocks on the offensive line, 29 total tackles, and nine tackles for loss on defense. He has gained strength, size, and speed each of the past four years and he displays his physicality at full force.”
Charlie Holbrooks participated in the first-ever virtual Power of the Pen Regional Tournament on Saturday, May 16. She was the only 8th grade student to qualify. She placed in 8th place!! Charlie answered two writing prompts in under 1 hour. Her stories were written from her own home and sent to judges digitally for feedback and grading. We are very proud of Charlie's dedication to her writing and for the creativity that she has shown this year and in this tournament.
Congratulations to the Drama Department for your Rotary nominations and awards- Click for all the details!
Please click here to get more information and link to the Grade 5 Exhibition site.
