The Central Registration Office is now open! Our Central Registration staff will ensure you receive assistance to identify each child’s zoned school, complete registration forms, acquire information, and obtain district services for your child. It’s all at the Central Registration office, 300 S. Ray Avenue in Fayetteville. The office hours are 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Mo...
The Fayetteville School District will hold its annual meeting and present the Report to Our Patrons on the 2017-18 school year on Thursday, October 25 at 5 pm in the Adams Center. The October meeting of the Fayetteville Board of Education will follow immediately after the annual meeting at approximately 5:30 pm. The Annual Report for the 207-18 school year is available...
DisruptED TV Podcast: I Wish I Knew Episode 13 with our very own Steven Weber!
DiscruptED TV is an ed-tech company focused on disrupting the status quo in the education sector to bring forth innovative educational solutions through impact technology and expert's innovative approaches or ideas for engaged learning.We are excited that Dr. Weber was asked to share his e...
Congratulations to FHS seniors Gabi Gies, Cade Sarkin, Brooks Farrah, and Gage Glover for being named Commended Scholars in the 2018 National Merit Scholarship Program! Their score on the PSAT exam ranks them in the top 3% of students in the nation.
Congratulations to McNair art teacher Charity Holcombe McCartney for being named the 2018 Arkansas Art Educator of the Year! She will receive her award at the Arkansas Art Educators fall conference on November 1 in North Little Rock.
On October 4, every student at Ramay and Woodland Jr. High Schools received a copy of “The Crossover,” a book by national award-winning author Kwame Alexander. Ramay and Woodland received a grant from Tyson Foods through the Fayetteville Public Education Foundation to purchase the books.
Ramay Jr. High held a school assembly to distribute the books that featured remar...
Food truck street food has become quite the culinary trend across the country; in Fayetteville, it is no different. Local residents appreciate the thriving small and local business scene and especially support groups offering new and exciting food options. Last summer, Fayetteville Public Schools expanded its mobile feeding program by unveiling the Child Nutrition Depa...
Fayetteville High School leads the state in the number of National Merit Semifinalists with eighteen, according to a news release by the National Merit Scholarship Program. These seniors join approximately 16,000 Semifinalists in the 64th annual National Merit Scholarship Program.
The FHS Semifinalists are: Jozie Crouch, Cora Ferguson, Shirshak Gautam, Fletcher Hall, C...
We had a great first day of school for the 2018-19 school year! Check out the video created by our FPS Department of Communications on Facebook or on YouTube.
The Fayetteville Board of Education voted unanimously this evening to approve a contract between Fayetteville Public Schools and Dr. John L Colbert to serve as Superintendent of Schools. The school board named Dr. Colbert to serve as Superintendent on June 21.
“We were very fortunate to have a leader within our district that not only knows and understands our dis...
Be sure to check your child's Events calendar on the school website or app. Curriculum nights will be coming up soon and we want to see you there!
We have over 80 new teachers in FPS this year! WELCOME to the ONE Fayetteville family! We're so happy you joined our team! #onefps
We are looking forward to seeing all FPS students back at school on Monday, August 13th! Here we go!
A Reception for New Superintendent Dr. John L Colbert
FPS Honored with Schools to Watch 2018
Posted on 07/03/2018FPS staff members from McNair Middle School and Ramay Jr. High are in Washington, DC, to be honored at the Schools to Watch Conference 2018!
On behalf of the School District, Superintendent Dr. John L Colbert had the honor to receive the Schools to Watch District Award for Fayetteville Public Schools at t...
Great things are happening in our schools! Check out the final "The Latest" video for the 2017-18 school year. #onefps
