We can't wait to welcome our new and returning Mustangs! Please see the family newsletter for important Back to School information! https://secure.smore.com/n/j4buk/preview
8 months ago, Lynn Faught
Fayetteville Public Schools’ annual District Art Show is now on display at the Fayetteville Public Library! We loved seeing students and families enjoying the artwork together at the reception, featuring over 140 pieces from Kindergarten through 12th grade.

The exhibit highlights the incredible talent of our students and the inspiring work happening in our Visual Arts classrooms across the district. You can view the collection in the McIlroy Hallway near the Event Center until April 6th.

Be sure to stop by and celebrate the creativity and talent of our amazing young artists! 💜
#fpsteachloveinspire
6 days ago, FPS Communications Dept
Two children posing for a photo in front of a wall with framed artwork and a large screen.
A woman and boy stand next to art pieces on a wall. The woman wears glasses and a scarf, the boy a white shirt.
A family of four stands in front of a wall with children's artwork, smiling and holding hands.
A group of adults and children standing in front of a purple and white backdrop with balloons.
Three people stand in front of a wall with several framed artworks. One man wears a gray vest.
Three people stand in front of colorful paintings on a wall. A man, a woman, and a girl.
A woman and a man stand next to a girl in front of an art gallery wall with various colorful paintings.
A family stands before a wall with colorful children's artwork. A woman, a child, and a boy pose together.
A man, a woman, and a child stand before a wall with colorful artwork.
A man and two girls pose in front of a wall of children's artwork.

Please see the Week 27 Family Newsletter!

8 days ago, Lynn Faught
Gifted Education students at McNair Middle School investigated amphibian physiology through the dissection of frogs in Ms. Huneycutt’s and Ms. Keen’s classes. By utilizing technical instructions, students successfully identified various organs and analyzed their biological roles.

Students then synthesized their findings by comparing frog and human anatomy, ultimately applying their knowledge through a creative writing exercise.
#fpsteachloveinspire
10 days ago, FPS Communications Dept
Classroom setting with students wearing gloves. A teacher is guiding them around a table with fossils.
Students in a classroom, wearing gloves and examining items on a table. A teacher stands at a screen.
A group of children wear blue gloves and examine a frog in a classroom.
Students sit at a table in a classroom, studying animals on trays. A teacher stands in front of a screen.
Two children examine an animal skeleton, wearing blue gloves and glasses. They are seated at a table.
A woman in blue gloves examines an object while two children watch. A classroom with bookshelves and a blue bulletin board is in the background.

Good evening, Mustang families! Please see this week's family newsletter! Have a great week!

13 days ago, Lynn Faught
Parents, please see this information about tomorrow's Feeder Pattern Meeting with Dr. Mulford. This is for current McNair students, but all are welcome to attend if you want to learn more about how the upcoming feeder patterns will impact your family.
18 days ago, Lynn Faught
Feeder Pattern Meeting

Please see this week's family newsletter! We hope everyone enjoys the holiday on Monday!

20 days ago, Lynn Faught
It’s School Resource Officer Day! SRO’s play an important part in our schools by not only promoting safety, but by bridging the gaps between law enforcement and our youth.

SROs are carefully selected, specifically trained, sworn law enforcement officers assigned to work with schools using community-oriented policing concepts.

We appreciate ALL of our school resource officers and their dedication to the students and staff of Fayetteville Public Schools!
#fpsteachloveinspire
21 days ago, FPS Communications Dept
It’s School Resource Officer Day! SRO’s play an important part in our schools by not only promoting safety, but by bridging the gaps between law enforcement and our youth.   SROs are carefully selected, specifically trained, sworn law enforcement officers assigned to work with schools using community-oriented policing concepts.   We appreciate ALL of our school resource officers and their dedication to the students and staff of Fayetteville Public Schools! #fpsteachloveinspire
Please see this upcoming parent information night regarding information on the new feeder patterns and how they impact current McNair students.
23 days ago, Lynn Faught
Parent Night Flyer
✨ Your next opportunity starts here! ✨

Fayetteville Public Schools is hiring:
📘 Instructional Math Coach (Grades 5–12)
📚 Literacy Instructional Coach (Elementary)

Join a team dedicated to supporting educators and student success. Apply today and take the next step in your career!
https://district.schoolspring.com/
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26 days ago, FPS Communications Dept
A purple background displays "Join Our FPS Team!" with an F logo and "Fayetteville Public Schools." It lists open positions like Instructional Math Coach and Literacy Instructional Coach.
Do you want to showcase your talent? Here is your chance! Pick up an audition form outside the music rooms.
27 days ago, McNair Middle School
Talent Show Auditions

Please see this week's family newsletter. Let's have a great week!

27 days ago, Lynn Faught
Updated CAP Dates!
about 1 month ago, McNair Middle School
CAP Dates

Please see this week's family newsletter. Have a great week!

about 1 month ago, Lynn Faught

Hello Mustangs! Please see this week's family newsletter. Have a great week!

about 2 months ago, Lynn Faught

Welcome back! Please see this week's newsletter

2 months ago, Lynn Faught

Please see this week's family newsletter! Happy almost break!

3 months ago, Lynn Faught

Please see this week's family newsletter. Have a great week!

3 months ago, Lynn Faught

Please see this week's family newsletter. We have 5 more school days until Thanksgiving Break! Let's make them great!

4 months ago, Lynn Faught

Please see this weeks' family newsletter. Only two weeks until Thanksgiving!

4 months ago, Lynn Faught