IMPORTANT SCHEDULING UPDATE!
The Indiana Department of Education has graciously granted the Fayette County School Corporation three (3) waiver days due to the impact of weather closures. This means that our students will attend school 177 days rather than 180.
2025-2026 WEATHER CLOSURES:
Tues, Dec. 2nd - Asynchronous eLearning
Mon, Dec. 15th - Asynchronous eLearning
Tues, Dec. 16th - Make-up Feb. 16th
Mon, Jan. 26th - Make-up April 3rd
Tues, Jan. 27th - Waived Day (originally scheduled to be made up May 26th)
Wed, Jan. 28th - Waived Day (originally scheduled to be made up May 27th)
Thurs, Jan. 29th - Waived Day (originally scheduled to be made up May 28th)
*The last day of the 2025-2026 school year is now Friday, May 22nd as originally scheduled.
*IF we have additional weather closures, no additional waiver days will be granted and we will make up days the week of May 25th.
Come and experience for yourself all of the incredible opportunities provided for our students. You don't have to reside in Fayette County to attend the Fayette County School Corporation.
Great things are happening at the Fayette County School Corporation!
Frazee Elementary School is excited to welcome the community to celebrate the completion of its newly renovated building.
Monday, April 6
Ribbon Cutting: 5:30 PM
Open House: 5:30–6:30 PM
The school has undergone a complete floor-to-ceiling renovation, transforming learning spaces throughout the building. In addition to the visible updates, significant improvements were made behind the walls, including upgraded plumbing, electrical, and HVAC systems. These enhancements ensure a safe, modern, and comfortable environment for students and staff.
Families, alumni, and community members are invited to join us for this exciting milestone and see the incredible updates firsthand. We look forward to celebrating with you!
Great things are happening at the Fayette County School Corporation!
Grandview Elementary
Fall Achievement: 53rd percentile
Winter Achievement: 66th percentile
Growth: 69th percentile
Students began the year slightly above average and demonstrated strong growth. By winter, achievement moved well above average, reflecting progress that exceeded national norms.
Eastview Elementary
Fall Achievement: 47th percentile
Winter Achievement: 62nd percentile
Growth: 76th percentile
Students started slightly below average but made very strong progress. By winter, achievement moved to above average, indicating accelerated learning.
Everton Elementary
Fall Achievement: 49th percentile
Winter Achievement: 66th percentile
Growth: 81st percentile
Students began the year near the national average and demonstrated exceptionally strong growth. This resulted in achievement well above average by winter.
Fayette Central Elementary
Fall Achievement: 51st percentile
Winter Achievement: 72nd percentile
Growth: 85th percentile
Students began the year near the national average and demonstrated exceptionally strong growth, resulting in achievement levels that were well above average by winter.
Frazee Elementary
Fall Achievement: 42nd percentile
Winter Achievement: 52nd percentile
Growth: 65th Percentile
Students began the year below average and demonstrated steady, above average growth. By winter, achievement moved to slightly above average, indicating consistent improvement.
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During the month of January, we proudly celebrate and give thanks to the incredible members of our Board of School Trustees for their dedication, leadership, and service to our students, staff, and community. Their thoughtful decision-making, countless hours of work, and unwavering commitment help shape the future of education in our community every single day.
We are grateful for their vision, their willingness to listen, and their passion for doing what’s best for kids. Please join us in showing appreciation for our School Board and thanking them for all they do to support learning, growth, and opportunity for every student.
Great things are happening at the Fayette County School Corporation!
Thank you to everyone who has already shared feedback on our survey.
If you haven’t yet, there’s still time to complete our short strategic planning survey and help guide the future of FCSC.
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We want to hear from you!
The Fayette County School Corporation has launched a strategic planning process, and your input matters! Please take a few minutes to complete our short survey to help shape the future of our schools.
Thank you for supporting FCSC students, staff, and our community!
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