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FHS Learners

Welcome to the FHS Learners hub, a place to explore the programs and services that help every student thrive at Farmington High School.

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Attendance

Learners are responsible for being in school and class. If you are late, stop in the second floor office to get a pass!

Parents/guardians: Even if your child is 18 or older, you are responsible for completing this form: FHS Student Attendance Form

Excused Absence Unexcused Absence
  • Family emergencies (serious illness, injury or death)
  • Medical appointments (subject to school verification)
  • Student illness
  • School-sponsored activities
  • Required court appointments
  • Absences pre-approved by the administration
  • Missed the bus
  • Overslept/slept through alarm clock
  • Had to stop for coffee
NOTE: Teacher discretion applies to awarding points for assignments on unexcused days. Hard deadlines may be enforced.

For more information, view ISD 192 Policy 1019 (PDF).

Parking

Parking for students during the school day at Farmington High School requires a parking permit. All students who are issued permits must agree to obey parking regulations established by Farmington School District #192. An agreement to abide by the regulations must be signed by both student and parent/guardian.

Purchase FHS Parking Pass

Parking on Farmington High School property is a privilege and can be revoked. For more information, see "Parking Rules and Consequences" below.

A parking lot attendant will be on duty during the school day. Students park at their own risk and the district is not liable for damage or theft. 

Minnesota Report Card

The Minnesota Department of Education maintains the Minnesota Report Card, which provides publicly available data on learners' growth and more.

Links are provided below to Farmington High School's school-specific report card as well as the district's overall page. If you have questions on any of the information presented, please reach out to the main office.

farmington high school's Minnesota Report Card

Farmington Area Public Schools' Minnesota Report Card

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Farmington High School Media Center supports student learning by providing access to books, digital resources, research tools, and a welcoming space for study and collaboration. Librarians are available to help students with research, reading recommendations, technology tools, and information literacy skills to support academic success.

Visit the Media Center