Fairview South School

Thank you to all who participated in Crazy Sock Day! 

All Fairview South first semester community attended events, including homecoming (parade and dance) and holiday open house have been cancelled.  These events will move to a classroom based celebration.  Our homecoming kings and queens will be celebrated this year by our FVS classrooms, and they will be invited to return to the 2021 homecoming events, as honorary royalty.  A decision for 2nd semester events, including spring fling and graduation will be made at a later date. 

Please contact the main office if you have any questions.  

We are excited to share the news that Mrs. Sue Loesl, our FVS art therapist during the first 3 quarters of this school year, has been named Wisconsin Art Educator of the Year!  Ms. Sue came out of retirement to help us out, through Healing Harmonies, this school year and quickly became a part of our FVS family. 

We wish her the best in her return to retirement, and send our loudest congratulations to her for the well deserved honor of winning Wisconsin Art Educator of the Year! Thank you Ms. Sue, for your service to our students, we were all very lucky to have you!  

Fairview South School and the Friends of Fairview South celebrated our FVS staff for Teacher Appreciation Week!  Lawn signs were delivered to staff on Thursday.  Thank you to all of our staff who impact the lives of students daily!  Go Stars!!

Sophie is loving being our graduate this year! We’re planning some more special tributes so stay tuned for more information on how we will celebrate our graduate this June!

Loving learning from a distance but misses his friends and teachers. 

Keeping up with Physical Therapy and enjoying the beautiful weather

Practicing a reading lesson and learning about Spring

Beginning on Monday, March 16 - Friday, March 20, all Elmbrook Schools will move to virtual learning and no students will report to school.

On Thursday, March 12 Governor Evers declared a Public Health Emergency for the State of Wisconsin and called upon the people of Wisconsin to work aggressively to slow the spread of COVID-19. We take this responsibility seriously, as we consider the impact of our decisions on students and their learning, our families and staff and their personal and professional responsibilities, and the greater Elmbrook Community. As we learn from others' experiences with COVID-19 both across the country and around the world, we want to answer one question with confidence; 'Are we doing all that we can to keep our students, staff members, and community safe?'

To view the communication sent home to District families and staff please visit the Coronavirus (COVID-19) webpage here.

Having a fun time at the Sensory Club!