Grandview Elementary School

We were notified of a police involved situation outside of Connersville Middle School this morning. While close to CMS, the situation did not involve our students or staff members. CMS, Little Spartan Preschool, and Grandview were placed on lockout as precaution. The situation has now been resolved and all three buildings have been taken off of lock out. Thank you.

about 8 hours ago, Fayette County School Corporation

Fayette County School Corporation Announces 2026 Summer Food Program

The Fayette County School Corporation is proud to announce its 2026 Summer Food Program, providing free breakfasts and lunches for all children 18 years old and younger throughout the summer months.

The program will run from June 1 through July 31, 2026, with meal handouts available every Monday and Friday at two convenient locations within the Corporation. Meals are provided through Fayette County School Corporation in partnership with Chartwells School Dining Services.

Meal Service Locations & Times:
Everton Elementary School
Mondays & Fridays
11:00 a.m. – 11:45 a.m.

Frazee Elementary School
Mondays & Fridays
12:00 p.m. – 12:45 p.m.

Program Details
-Meals are free for all children ages 18 and under.
-Meals are packaged as take-home meals and should not be consumed onsite.
-Children must be present to receive meals.
-Distribution lines will form in front of each building.

Monday distributions include:
-4 breakfasts
-4 lunches

Friday distributions include:
-3 breakfasts
-3 lunches

The Summer Food Program is designed to ensure children continue receiving nutritious meals during the summer break when school is not in session. Fayette County School Corporation remains committed to supporting the health and well-being of all students and families in the community.

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2 days ago, Fayette County School Corporation

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Fayette County School Corporation Announces Shift in Technology Use for Youngest Learners
May 15, 2026

Connersville, Indiana — The Fayette County School Corporation (FCSC) is announcing an important shift in how technology will be utilized in our youngest classrooms beginning with the 2026–2027 school year.

We believe deeply in the power of relationships, hands-on learning, meaningful connection, and the impact a great teacher can have in a classroom. After thoughtful consideration, conversations with educators and families, and a review of emerging research regarding screen time and brain development, the Fayette County School Corporation has made the decision to move away from 1:1 technology for students in Kindergarten and First Grade.

While technology will continue to play an important role in education, students in our K–1 classrooms will no longer be issued individual devices for daily use. Students will still have occasional opportunities to engage with technology in purposeful and age-appropriate ways, but our primary focus will shift toward direct instruction, collaboration, creativity, movement, literacy-rich environments, and hands-on experiences.

Much research continues to highlight concerns regarding excessive screen exposure for young children, particularly in relation to attention span, language development, social interaction, and cognitive growth. The early years are foundational. Children learn best through relationships, active exploration, real-world experiences, and a strong sense of connection and belonging. Nothing can replace the impact of a caring teacher who knows their students, builds confidence, inspires curiosity, and creates a classroom where every child feels seen, valued, and supported.

In addition to this change for our primary grade levels, the corporation is also actively exploring screen time guidelines and best practices for other elementary grade levels in order to ensure technology use remains balanced, purposeful, and developmentally appropriate.

Fayette County School Corporation will also not be sending elementary Chromebook devices home with students during the summer months. This decision reflects our commitment to encouraging family engagement, outdoor activity, reading, creativity, and healthy balance away from screens when students are outside of the classroom setting.

This shift is not about rejecting technology. Instead, it is about being intentional with technology and recognizing that educational decisions should always be centered on what is best for students developmentally, academically, socially, and emotionally.

We remain committed to preparing students for the future while also protecting the critical experiences that shape strong foundations in early childhood.

“Children only get one childhood. We want our youngest learners spending more time talking, creating, exploring, building relationships, and learning directly from caring adults…not through screens. This decision reflects our belief that strong relationships, hands-on learning, and the presence of an exceptional teacher are some of the most powerful influences in a child’s life.”

— Jeremy Duncan, Superintendent

Fayette County School Corporation appreciates the partnership of our families, teachers, and community as we continue working together to create learning environments that put students first.

6 days ago, Fayette County School Corporation

Due to several water main breaks and resulting street closures throughout the city of Connersville, bus transportation may be delayed today as drivers navigate alternate routes to safely transport students.

We appreciate your patience and understanding as our transportation team works diligently to adjust routes and ensure all students arrive safely.

Thank you for your continued support of the Fayette County School Corporation!

9 days ago, Fayette County School Corporation

Due to a power outage affecting district operations, the Fayette County School Corporation will operate on a two hour delay today, Monday, March 16th, 2026. Please plan accordingly. Thank you for your understanding.

2 months ago, Fayette County School Corporation

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.

3 months ago, Fayette County School Corporation

Calling all future Spartans! Kindergarten Round-Up is coming on April 8th and 9th from 3:30-6:00PM at each of our elementary school buildings. Children should be 5 years of age by August 1st, 2026. Please bring a birth certificate, immunization history, emergency health information, and proof of residency.

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.

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3 months ago, Fayette County School Corporation

REMINDER - School will be in session on Monday, February 16th due to our weather closure on December 16th. Thank you!

3 months ago, Fayette County School Corporation

We love it when our students grow! We are elated about the progress our students are making in Mathematics this school year. This chart represents overall student growth from Fall to Winter as measured by NWEA. Our elementary students grew far more and much faster than students across the country taking the same assessment with the same number of weeks of instruction. Our achievement goal is always the 50th percentile (national average) or higher. We are so proud of our students and staff members! Below is a breakdown.

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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.

3 months ago, Fayette County School Corporation

The Fayette County School Corporation will operate on a 2 Hour Delay on Friday, January 30th, 2026. We encourage the entire Spartan family to drive safely and cautiously. While roads are certainly passable, many, particularly in rural areas, are still snow covered. We would prefer that our students be safe and late than to drive unsafely. We extend a HUGE THANK YOU to those working to clear our roads, clean our lots and drives, and keep our community safe. Also, thank you for your patience and understanding as we have worked through making decisions that are in the best interest of our people. We are excited to see our students!