Thank you to our local Walmart store for the treats and snacks delivered to our School Resource Officers today! We appreciate the support and the partnership that helps keep our schools safe and connected to our community. 💙💜
3 days ago, FPS Communications Dept
Thank you to our local Walmart store for the treats and snacks delivered to our School Resource Officers today! We appreciate the support and the partnership that helps keep our schools safe and connected to our community. 💙💜
Fayetteville High School Sports Broadcasting class recently received a precision playback device used for replaying sports plays, thanks to a grant from the Fayetteville Public Education Foundation! We caught students getting hands-on experience with the new equipment and learning how to use this exciting tool that brings real-world broadcasting skills into the classroom!

The Foundation’s new Executive Director, Tony Moten, Jr., was on hand to see the equipment in action, along with Foundation Coordinator Maya Lewis, as students practiced using the new technology.
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3 days ago, FPS Communications Dept
Fayetteville High School Sports Broadcasting class recently received a precision playback device used for replaying sports plays, thanks to a grant from the Fayetteville Public Education Foundation!
Fayetteville High School Sports Broadcasting class recently received a precision playback device used for replaying sports plays, thanks to a grant from the Fayetteville Public Education Foundation!
Fayetteville High School Sports Broadcasting class recently received a precision playback device used for replaying sports plays, thanks to a grant from the Fayetteville Public Education Foundation!
Fayetteville High School Sports Broadcasting class recently received a precision playback device used for replaying sports plays, thanks to a grant from the Fayetteville Public Education Foundation!
Fayetteville Public Schools partners with Arkansas Game and Fish Commission at the J.B. and Johnelle Hunt Family Ozark Highlands Nature Center to give Fayetteville High School biology students an unforgettable hands-on experience through the School of Conservation Leadership program.

Students are studying macroinvertebrates, learning forestry and tree identification, hiking with binoculars, trying out outdoor activities like archery, and exploring the Ozarks’ karst environment in the new Cave Simulation Trailer. This immersive program combines learning and adventure, giving students real-world conservation experiences they won’t forget!
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Fayetteville Public Schools partners with Arkansas Game and Fish Commission at the J.B. and Johnelle Hunt Family Ozark Highlands Nature Center to give Fayetteville High School biology students an unforgettable hands-on experience through the School of Conservation Leadership program.
Fayetteville Public Schools partners with Arkansas Game and Fish Commission at the J.B. and Johnelle Hunt Family Ozark Highlands Nature Center to give Fayetteville High School biology students an unforgettable hands-on experience through the School of Conservation Leadership program.
Fayetteville Public Schools partners with Arkansas Game and Fish Commission at the J.B. and Johnelle Hunt Family Ozark Highlands Nature Center to give Fayetteville High School biology students an unforgettable hands-on experience through the School of Conservation Leadership program.
Fayetteville Public Schools partners with Arkansas Game and Fish Commission at the J.B. and Johnelle Hunt Family Ozark Highlands Nature Center to give Fayetteville High School biology students an unforgettable hands-on experience through the School of Conservation Leadership program.
Fayetteville Public Schools partners with Arkansas Game and Fish Commission at the J.B. and Johnelle Hunt Family Ozark Highlands Nature Center to give Fayetteville High School biology students an unforgettable hands-on experience through the School of Conservation Leadership program.
Fayetteville Public Schools partners with Arkansas Game and Fish Commission at the J.B. and Johnelle Hunt Family Ozark Highlands Nature Center to give Fayetteville High School biology students an unforgettable hands-on experience through the School of Conservation Leadership program.
Fayetteville Public Schools partners with Arkansas Game and Fish Commission at the J.B. and Johnelle Hunt Family Ozark Highlands Nature Center to give Fayetteville High School biology students an unforgettable hands-on experience through the School of Conservation Leadership program.
Fayetteville Public Schools partners with Arkansas Game and Fish Commission at the J.B. and Johnelle Hunt Family Ozark Highlands Nature Center to give Fayetteville High School biology students an unforgettable hands-on experience through the School of Conservation Leadership program.
Fayetteville Public Schools partners with Arkansas Game and Fish Commission at the J.B. and Johnelle Hunt Family Ozark Highlands Nature Center to give Fayetteville High School biology students an unforgettable hands-on experience through the School of Conservation Leadership program.
Fayetteville Public Schools partners with Arkansas Game and Fish Commission at the J.B. and Johnelle Hunt Family Ozark Highlands Nature Center to give Fayetteville High School biology students an unforgettable hands-on experience through the School of Conservation Leadership program.
Northwest Arkansas’ RockEd visited John L Colbert Middle School to celebrate Women’s History Month in music! Students had a blast singing, clapping, and playing along while learning about influential women who have shaped the music industry. It was a fun and interactive way to celebrate the impact of women in music!
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6 days ago, FPS Communications Dept
Northwest Arkansas’ RockEd visited John L Colbert Middle School to celebrate Women’s History Month in music! Students had a blast singing, clapping, and playing along while learning about influential women who have shaped the music industry. It was a fun and interactive way to celebrate the impact of women in music!
Northwest Arkansas’ RockEd visited John L Colbert Middle School to celebrate Women’s History Month in music! Students had a blast singing, clapping, and playing along while learning about influential women who have shaped the music industry. It was a fun and interactive way to celebrate the impact of women in music!
Northwest Arkansas’ RockEd visited John L Colbert Middle School to celebrate Women’s History Month in music! Students had a blast singing, clapping, and playing along while learning about influential women who have shaped the music industry. It was a fun and interactive way to celebrate the impact of women in music!
Northwest Arkansas’ RockEd visited John L Colbert Middle School to celebrate Women’s History Month in music! Students had a blast singing, clapping, and playing along while learning about influential women who have shaped the music industry. It was a fun and interactive way to celebrate the impact of women in music!
Northwest Arkansas’ RockEd visited John L Colbert Middle School to celebrate Women’s History Month in music! Students had a blast singing, clapping, and playing along while learning about influential women who have shaped the music industry. It was a fun and interactive way to celebrate the impact of women in music!
Northwest Arkansas’ RockEd visited John L Colbert Middle School to celebrate Women’s History Month in music! Students had a blast singing, clapping, and playing along while learning about influential women who have shaped the music industry. It was a fun and interactive way to celebrate the impact of women in music!
Northwest Arkansas’ RockEd visited John L Colbert Middle School to celebrate Women’s History Month in music! Students had a blast singing, clapping, and playing along while learning about influential women who have shaped the music industry. It was a fun and interactive way to celebrate the impact of women in music!
Holcomb Elementary had the joy of welcoming Andrea L. Rogers, a member of the Cherokee Nation and 2025 Caldecott Medal winner!

As part of Read Across America Week, Ms. Rogers shared her award-winning book “Chooch Helped”, introducing students to meaningful elements of Cherokee culture and language through storytelling.
Thank you, Andrea, for inspiring our young readers and sharing your story with us! 💜
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7 days ago, FPS Communications Dept
Holcomb Elementary had the joy of welcoming Andrea L. Rogers, a member of the Cherokee Nation and 2025 Caldecott Medal winner! As part of Read Across America Week, Ms. Rogers shared her award-winning book “Chooch Helped”, introducing students to meaningful elements of Cherokee culture and language through storytelling. Thank you, Andrea, for inspiring our young readers and sharing your story with us!
Holcomb Elementary had the joy of welcoming Andrea L. Rogers, a member of the Cherokee Nation and 2025 Caldecott Medal winner! As part of Read Across America Week, Ms. Rogers shared her award-winning book “Chooch Helped”, introducing students to meaningful elements of Cherokee culture and language through storytelling. Thank you, Andrea, for inspiring our young readers and sharing your story with us!
Holcomb Elementary had the joy of welcoming Andrea L. Rogers, a member of the Cherokee Nation and 2025 Caldecott Medal winner! As part of Read Across America Week, Ms. Rogers shared her award-winning book “Chooch Helped”, introducing students to meaningful elements of Cherokee culture and language through storytelling. Thank you, Andrea, for inspiring our young readers and sharing your story with us!
Holcomb Elementary had the joy of welcoming Andrea L. Rogers, a member of the Cherokee Nation and 2025 Caldecott Medal winner! As part of Read Across America Week, Ms. Rogers shared her award-winning book “Chooch Helped”, introducing students to meaningful elements of Cherokee culture and language through storytelling. Thank you, Andrea, for inspiring our young readers and sharing your story with us!
Holcomb Elementary had the joy of welcoming Andrea L. Rogers, a member of the Cherokee Nation and 2025 Caldecott Medal winner! As part of Read Across America Week, Ms. Rogers shared her award-winning book “Chooch Helped”, introducing students to meaningful elements of Cherokee culture and language through storytelling. Thank you, Andrea, for inspiring our young readers and sharing your story with us!
Holcomb Elementary had the joy of welcoming Andrea L. Rogers, a member of the Cherokee Nation and 2025 Caldecott Medal winner! As part of Read Across America Week, Ms. Rogers shared her award-winning book “Chooch Helped”, introducing students to meaningful elements of Cherokee culture and language through storytelling. Thank you, Andrea, for inspiring our young readers and sharing your story with us!
Holcomb Elementary had the joy of welcoming Andrea L. Rogers, a member of the Cherokee Nation and 2025 Caldecott Medal winner! As part of Read Across America Week, Ms. Rogers shared her award-winning book “Chooch Helped”, introducing students to meaningful elements of Cherokee culture and language through storytelling. Thank you, Andrea, for inspiring our young readers and sharing your story with us!
We were excited to welcome Mr. Tacuma Williams to Fayetteville Public Schools during a special Meet and Greet. Thank you to everyone who stopped by to share their support and well wishes as Mr. Williams prepares to step into his new role as principal of John L Colbert Junior High School for the 2027–28 school year.

We look forward to the leadership and dedication Mr. Williams will bring to the Colbert community as he continues the strong tradition of excellence at John L Colbert!💜
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10 days ago, FPS Communications Dept
We were excited to welcome Mr. Tacuma Williams to Fayetteville Public Schools during a special Meet and Greet. He will be the first principal of John L Colbert Junior High School the 2027-28 school year.
We were excited to welcome Mr. Tacuma Williams to Fayetteville Public Schools during a special Meet and Greet. He will be the first principal of John L Colbert Junior High School the 2027-28 school year.
We were excited to welcome Mr. Tacuma Williams to Fayetteville Public Schools during a special Meet and Greet. He will be the first principal of John L Colbert Junior High School the 2027-28 school year.
We were excited to welcome Mr. Tacuma Williams to Fayetteville Public Schools during a special Meet and Greet. He will be the first principal of John L Colbert Junior High School the 2027-28 school year.
We were excited to welcome Mr. Tacuma Williams to Fayetteville Public Schools during a special Meet and Greet. He will be the first principal of John L Colbert Junior High School the 2027-28 school year.
We were excited to welcome Mr. Tacuma Williams to Fayetteville Public Schools during a special Meet and Greet. He will be the first principal of John L Colbert Junior High School the 2027-28 school year.
We were excited to welcome Mr. Tacuma Williams to Fayetteville Public Schools during a special Meet and Greet. He will be the first principal of John L Colbert Junior High School the 2027-28 school year.
We were excited to welcome Mr. Tacuma Williams to Fayetteville Public Schools during a special Meet and Greet. He will be the first principal of John L Colbert Junior High School the 2027-28 school year.
Asbell Elementary has been traveling the world without ever leaving campus!

During Multicultural Week, students carried “passports” and visited classrooms transformed into different countries, learning about traditions, cultures, and customs from around the globe. Each stop offered a new opportunity to explore and expand their understanding of the world.

The celebration culminated in a vibrant Multicultural Night filled with delicious food, lively drummers and dancers. What a memorable way to celebrate culture, community, and curiosity! 💜
11 days ago, FPS Communications Dept
Child holds artwork at table with tray. Bright classroom background with whiteboards.
A classroom with a large screen showing "Masks of Ghana" and a display board with photos and information.
Two children, one in red and one in black, hold up cards with smiley faces in a classroom.
A boy with a smile holds a flag and a card. He stands among colorful backpacks and jackets on a wall.
Two girls in pink shirts and a boy in a red hoodie pose with orange papers. One girl wears a backpack.
Three children and an adult woman pose for a photo in front of a bulletin board.
Woman in patterned dress and boy in white garment standing in front of bookshelves, woman with hand on boy's shoulder.
Four individuals in traditional attire stand together; a man and two boys, with a woman beside them. Behind them, tables with food and flags adorn the space.
A group of people play drums in a room with multicolored flags and a table with objects.
This morning we gathered at Jammin’ Java for Java with John!

We value the opportunity to connect with our community and have meaningful conversations about the future of Fayetteville Public Schools. Events like this create a welcoming space to ask questions, share ideas, and hear directly from district leadership.

Thank you to everyone who joined us, and a special thank you to the Chamber of Commerce for sponsoring the event. We appreciate your engagement and look forward to seeing you next month!
11 days ago, FPS Communications Dept
A group of people in a room with a stage, wooden floor, and tables. Some sit, others stand.
Read Across America Week has been full of fun across Fayetteville Public Schools!

Former Superintendent Dr. John L. Colbert has been sharing the joy of reading by bringing "Green Eggs and Ham" to life at several elementary campuses. Today at Holcomb Elementary, students were all smiles and full of excitement during his lively performance!

Read Across America Week is a wonderful reminder of the power of literacy. By encouraging a love of reading, we help spark imagination, build community, and support academic success for learners of all ages. 💜
11 days ago, FPS Communications Dept
A person in a yellow costume and a red hat reads to a group of children.
Two adults perform a play for a group of children. The adults wear hats and costumes. The children watch.
Kids in a group, one boy in red with a big smile looking at another boy in white.
Group of children seated on a gymnasium floor, listening to a woman. A whiteboard is visible in the background.
Two people dressed as Cat in the Hat and Thing 1 hold props and books in a theater.
Person in yellow garb and red-white striped hat, holding a book, stands on a stage with red curtains.
Owl Creek Elementary has been celebrating Multicultural Week with meaningful opportunities for students to explore cultures and traditions from around the world!

Volunteers from the PTO and Owl Creek families shared presentations representing their countries of origin and created interactive booths that brought learning to life!

Thank you to the families and volunteers who made this time such a memorable experience for our students! 💜
13 days ago, FPS Communications Dept
Two adults and three children, one with a backpack, engage with a person in a costume. Tables with items are visible.
Four women in traditional attire, smiling and standing behind a table with various fabrics.
A woman assists children at a table with baskets, others are gathered around. The room has windows and a plain wall.
Two people stand next to a table with a display board titled "Uganda" and a flag. Various images, figurines, and papers are on the board.
A man and two women, one in white, stand with a boy in a red hoodie. Behind them, a table holds colorful artwork.
Four individuals, including a man holding a child, stand by a table with food. Two girls smile, one waves. A colorful backdrop displays text and symbols.
Three people sit on a bench with a colorful cloth backdrop. A smiling woman, a child, and a man.
Three people stand with flags. A woman in red holds a child, and a boy in a poncho holds a flag. Behind them, a wall has colorful decorations.
Three children wear pink hats; one holds a flag. Behind them, a large room with flags, tables, and people.
A group of women dressed in vibrant traditional attire, possibly for a cultural event, stand together in a room.
It’s National School Breakfast Week! This morning at Happy Hollow Elementary, Mayor Molly Rawn officially proclaimed this week National School Breakfast Week, recognizing the important role school breakfast plays in student success.

Since the start of the 2025–26 school year, every Arkansas student eats breakfast at school for free, helping ensure all children start their day fueled and ready to learn!💜
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14 days ago, FPS Communications Dept
A woman with glasses speaks into a microphone in a room with students sitting at tables.
A young girl wearing glasses sits at a table, using tongs to pick apples from a buffet line.
A child eats food with utensils on a blue tray at a table. Another child eats beside them.
A woman stands at a table with children. She assists them with food. Colorful balloons and banners in the background.
Child seated at a cafeteria table, smiling, holding a tray with food and drinks, with other children in the background.
Two children sit at a cafeteria table, with one wearing a red shirt and the other a camouflage hat. Trays hold milk cartons, an apple, and other food.
A woman holds a phone, capturing a moment of a smiling woman with a young girl. Behind them, children gather near a red curtain.
Woman speaks to two girls in cafeteria. Several children in background seated at tables.
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! 💜
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14 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.
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.
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18 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.
We had a great turnout at the Safe Routes to School Open House last night at Woodland Junior High School! Representatives from Fayetteville Public Schools, the City of Fayetteville Arkansas Government, and Toole Design Group were on hand to answer questions and gather community feedback on the draft plans. Supported by the Northwest Arkansas Regional Planning Commission, this marks the first Safe Routes to School Plan in our region.

Families enjoyed activities for students, food, and opportunities for meaningful conversations about how we can make getting to school safer and more accessible for everyone.

Thank you to everyone who joined us and shared their input!
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19 days ago, FPS Communications Dept
A man and a woman stand by a bulletin board with various papers. The woman points at a paper.
A man wearing glasses and a yellow shirt looks at a poster with the title "Washington Elementary School Infrastructure Recommendations."
Two people view posters on a stand in a large room with wooden floors and a bleacher.
Two men in a room with blue walls. One wears a plaid shirt; the other, a cap. They converse.
A man and woman examine a document while standing in a room with blue walls and a white board.
Child in pink top and helmet riding small bike with training cones on wooden floor.
A young child rides a scooter with a green light signal. He wears a helmet. A storage box and a traffic light are behind him.
A child in a helmet rides a bike through cones in a gym. Other people and equipment are present.
Three girls in a classroom, engaged in coloring with pencils and markers on paper. A green can is on the table.
Three men converse in an indoor area with large windows, a stage, and tables in the background.
Fayetteville High School students in Mr. O'Connell's Engineering I & II classes are bringing a robotic arm to life from the ground up! Not only are they tackling the complex wiring, but they also custom 3D-printed the purple components.
Once the build is complete, the team will write the custom code that will allow the arm to move and perform various tasks.
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20 days ago, FPS Communications Dept
A group of individuals in a room with a table, working on a project. Objects on the table include a laptop and various tools.
A student works on a mechanical device in a lab. A second student watches from behind.
Two students, one with light hair, the other dark, work together on an electrical task.
Holt Middle School 6th grade students visited Harps Food Store to practice using unit rates during a math activity. Students split into groups led by parent volunteers to compare prices and learn how to shop smart!
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20 days ago, FPS Communications Dept
A group of students, likely in a school setting, gather in a supermarket. Some hold shopping carts.
A family examines items on a grocery aisle, with several children holding clipboards. They appear to be reading product labels.
Several children in a store aisle are looking at items on the shelves and taking notes.
Several children with clipboards in a store, standing near shelves with colorful products.
Person holds clipboard with checklist and blue calculator. Paper has text and numbers, including "Maths" and "English".
A young person with curly hair points at items on a store shelf. A clipboard and pencils are in their hands.
A woman points to a shelf as a man and three children look on. Shelves with items are in the background.
Five young people in a store aisle, looking at items on the shelves and taking notes.
Two girls in a store, one with glasses and a gray hoodie, the other with a white hoodie, smiling.
Children with clipboards in a school store. A teacher stands with them. Background shows shelves of products.
Root Elementary has been celebrating Multicultural Week with meaningful opportunities to learn about cultures and traditions from around the world. Today, students enjoyed a special presentation about China from a Root parent who shared authentic items and gave students a firsthand look at the country’s rich culture and traditions. Experiences like this bring learning to life and broaden students’ understanding of the world!

Tonight, Root families will gather for Multicultural Family Dinner Night to celebrate a week filled with meaningful learning and connection! 💜
24 days ago, FPS Communications Dept
A teacher holds a large sheet of paper in a classroom, surrounded by children. Colorful decorations and posters adorn the walls.
Two boys in a classroom, one holding an open book with foreign text, and the other looking at it.
A group of children and an adult woman in a classroom, engaging with a long, scroll-like object.
Two children, one in pink, the other in blue, study a scroll with Chinese characters on a desk in a classroom.
A girl smiling, holding a red lantern with tassels. She stands in front of a desk with a red lantern and paper crafts.
Two girls in a classroom, one with a tie-dye shirt and another in a blue sweatshirt.
Four children at a table, crafting red paper decorations with red objects, surrounded by colorful paper.
A girl holds an open book and smiles, looking at another girl in a classroom.
Kids and a teacher posing for a picture with crafts in a classroom with shelves.
Woman with glasses and a yellow scarf stands next to a girl holding a paper, in a room.
Butterfield Trail Elementary 4th graders had an amazing day at Apple Seeds Farm! 🌱

Students explored the farm, harvested fresh produce, and learned firsthand how food grows while gaining hands on experience with nutrition and healthy choices.

We’re grateful for this meaningful partnership that helps students connect with nature, learn where their food comes from, and build lifelong healthy habits. 💜
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26 days ago, FPS Communications Dept
Children in a garden, planting and observing crops, with a Golden State Warriors jersey visible.
Two girls pose with vegetables, one holding purple beans. They sit beside a metal bucket on grassy ground, trees in background.
A young girl holds a radish with green leaves, kneeling on grass. A galvanized tub sits nearby.
A group of young boys in a kitchen. One is pouring oil into a bowl. A sign is behind them.
A hand adds seasoning to a bowl of mixed vegetables. The bowl is on a metal surface with a red bowl nearby.
A kitchen with several trays of cooked food. A person in gloves mixes ingredients in a bowl.
Group of children in a classroom around a table, preparing food, with bottles, bowls, and paper.
Kids in a classroom, one holding a pencil, another wearing glasses, and two smiling at each other.
Two boys sitting at a table, one drawing with a pencil, the other looking at the drawing.
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!
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29 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
✨ 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!
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about 1 month 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.