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Fairview Middle School History

Fairview Middle School is located on a beautiful ten-acre tract of land on Cumberland Drive on the western edge of the city of Fairview, Tennessee (see map below). The school is part of the Williamson County School District. The current enrollment is 537 for grades six through eight.

FMS opened in 1981 located in the old high school building on Fairview Blvd (Hwy 100)--now the Community Recreation Center (CRA Building).

Sixth graders joined the school in the second semester of the 1981-82 school year when the high school moved into its new building.

The fifth graders joined FMS at the beginning of the 1988-89 school year when the current facility opened. The fifth graders left FMS when Westwood opened in 2000.

Fairview Middle Mission Statement

  • All students can learn, and student learning is Fairview Middle School's top priority.
     

  • Students learn best in a safe and physically comfortable environment.
     

  • Every student is valued and unique. 
     

  •  Instructional practices take into account differences in social, emotional, and intellectual needs.
     

  • Positive relationships and mutual respect among students and staff enhance students' self esteem.
     

  • Home, school, and the community should work together in assisting students to become confident, self-directed, life long learners.

 Williamson County School District

The Mission

“To cultivate the ability, intellect, and character of each student”

The Vision

The Williamson County Schools is a student-centered, academically enriching district that supports the

collaborative educational efforts of students, teachers, staff and community.

The Goal

All students will show at least one year’s academic growth each year.

Beliefs

We believe. . .

1. All students can learn more than they are currently learning.

2. Education is the cornerstone of democracy and civility.

3. Respect for ourselves and others is demonstrated in our interactions.

4. Public education strives to achieve a balance between academic, career and technical, and extracurricular

activities.

5. It is important for all constituencies to work together to attain the strongest educational system possible.

6. Our educational system is a learning community. All personnel engage in continuous growth

opportunities.

7. All forms of data are important in the determination of the present and future plans for public education.

8. Public education is a responsibility shared by schools, families, and members of the community. For

example…

a. Students volunteer their attention and commitment when they are supplied with an engaging

curriculum. Students are the primary focus of our schools.

b. Teachers are leaders of students and designers of engaging, high-quality work.

c. Principals are “leaders of leaders” who ensure that teachers have the ability, flexibility, resources,

and support required to design engaging work for each student.

d. District office and other support personnel serve to sustain the work of principals and teachers.

e. The Director of Schools ensures that the entire community is aware of the changing needs of the

educational system and of the kinds of support required for the district to pursue its mission.

f. The school board members are advocates of public education and support the efforts of the

district as a whole to accomplish the district’s mission.

g. All members of the community will offer support in all possible ways when they understand the

benefits of the positive results of public education.

 

 The Curriculum at Fairview Middle

Sixth Grade

The sixth grade team takes great pride in its academic program and in its ability to work with adolescents on a daily basis. The curriculum  is based on the Tennessee Comprehensive Curriculum Guide. Each area uses the textbook plus a variety of supplemental materials to master these skills. 

Language Arts

Students study reading, spelling, grammar, and writing skills in Language Arts. Students use the basal readers to insure that Terra Nova objectives are met in the reading program. Workbooks and other writing activities insure that students practice for mastering on the skills they're learning. Students are regularly taken to the library, and a love for reading. It's encouraged through a variety of literature including fiction, biography, mystery, non-fiction, poetry, fantasy, and science-fiction. The students also read novels and do novel activities and projects. Students are encouraged to read Accelerated Reader books and take  Accelerated Reader tests along with it.

 Social Studies

The history of civilization is traced from Early Civilizations through World War II. The curriculum includes all the continents in the Eastern hemisphere. Textbooks are supplemented with maps, globes, cassettes, and videos. Student reports and small research papers are done through team-teaching efforts. The subject matters is researched in the social studies class, while the format and grammar are done in language arts. Students also do projects for each chapter that illustrates what the students have learned during the chapter.  

 

Seventh Grade 


The seventh grade teachers try to develop the students both academically and socially. Seventh grade is a time when students become much more active in many areas such as
cheerleading, basketball, volleyball, football, and wrestling. The seventh grade teachers want each student to enjoy school as much as possible while developing strong academic skills.

The seventh grade is divided into two teams. Each team is responsible  for language arts, social studies, math, and science. Seventh grade students also receive classes in Related Arts and participate in a focus time in which the teacher concentrates on an area in which the student may need extra help or additional challenges.

Seventh grade students are rewarded in many ways to encourage outstanding achievement, behavior, and attendance. For achievement
, students are rewarded with a recognition from France, a local business, and the school. For attendance, the students will receive school awards. The seventh grade students also participate in the county spelling bee and geography bee. 

 

Eighth Grade

The eighth grade teachers strive to prepare students to meet the challenges of high school. The overall curriculum activities serve as a transition from a more elementary  approach to learning to a more subject oriented approach to learning that will be encountered in high school.

The eighth grade curriculum offers high school credit Algebra I, Physical Science, and Spanish I. The regular eighth grade curriculum includes Algebra I, volume I; American history; science; language arts; and reading. Special education students are mainstreamed into the regular program when appropriate.

As well as participating in all other reward, motivational, and honor programs of the school, eighth graders participate in the Presidential Academic Achievement awards program. This programs honors students with exceptional seventh grade stanines and high academic achievement all three years at Fairview Middle

 

                                     

 

Directions to FMS

Fairview Middle School is located at
7200 Cumberland Drive off of HWY 100/ Fairview Blvd.

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