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Welcome to New Fairfield High School

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Profile of New Fairfield High School and Community

The New Fairfield High School facility serves students in grades nine through twelve.  The building accommodates an overall student population of approximately 915 students.  New Fairfield High School is accredited by the New England Association of Schools and Colleges and the Connecticut State Department of Education.

In 1984-85, a decade after opening, New Fairfield High school became the proud recipient of state and national recognition for excellence. Designated by the United States Department of Education as one of 212 model schools across the nation, NFHS takes pride in its students, professional staff, and outstanding programs.

New Fairfield, a growing community of approx. 13,000, is in a transition from a rural summer community to a suburban year-round community.  The town, approximately 60 miles from New York City, offers extensive recreational facilities and abundant open spaces, including three large bodies of water, a state park, and a university outdoor education center.

Mission Statement

New Fairfield High School Strives to provide a safe educational environment in which all students acquire the knowledge and skills to become lifelong learners and responsible citizens within a diverse society and changing world.

Expectations for Student Learning

Our students will:

ACADEMIC

1.  (1.1) develop core skills in writing, (1.2) reading,

(1.3) mathematics, (1.4) problem solving and

(1.5) communication

2.  (2.1) demonstrate technological and

(2.2) scientific literacy

3.  explore a range of possible careers



CIVIC

4.  contribute to society as responsible citizens and

exhibit ethical behavior

5.  contribute constructively to school and community activities

SOCIAL

6.  participate in their education

7.  understand varying opinions, diverse beliefs and cultural differences

8.  engage in behaviors that foster a commitment to a healthful lifestyle


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