Farmington

High School

Go Tigers!

Starting Monday, January 13th the high school counselors will visit the middle schools to begin the 2020-21, registration process. On Wednesday, January 15th, current FHS students will begin registering for classes. Registration for grades 10-12 will be done online, but both digital and paper copies of the registration guide and materials are available. Accurately registering for classes is very important as we begin to build the master schedule for the 2020-21 school year.

FHS Winter Conferences are here! They will take place at Farmington High School on Thursday, January 16th from 1:30pm - 7:00pm. The Winter conferences are especially important because they fall smack dab in the middle of registration for the 2020-2021 school year. It is a great opportunity to come and learn more about classes, or ask questions if you have any. During the conference night, we have a couple of presentations for you to learn more about particular programs and topics. The counselors are also available for drop in questions about registration or future planning.

Farmington High School is excited to partner with the Dakota County Library to provide all FHS students with a virtual Dakota County Library card that connects them to all of the resources the public library system has to offer including online one-on-one homework help, research tools, eBooks, audiobooks, electronic magazines, print books, and more. The virtual Dakota County Library card number can be used online and in public library buildings. The no-fine cards will expire when students graduate. For specific details about how students can access their unique Dakota County Library Student Card number, the apps that will be beneficial to use with the card, and resources that can be accessed with the card that you may not already know about, please visit the FHS Media Center webpage.

At FHS, we feel there is extreme value in face-to-face conferences, so we have created multiple opportunities to do so. Our fall conferences are an open conferences format, with teachers in their classrooms. For those new to the high school, this means there is no appointment needed, and you can meet with any and all of your student’s teachers during the time provided. I would recommend bringing your student with you, but it is not necessary.

FHS Homecoming is September 15-21, 2019. Click "read more" for the Homecoming 2019 schedule of events.

2019 Tiger Fan Club Awards

Looking for your bus route information? Starting with the 2019-2020 school year, all bus route information for students in middle school and high school can be found by logging into your Infinite Campus Web account or through the Mobile Apps Campus Parent (for parents/guardians) and Campus Student (for students). Bus route transportation information will no longer be distributed via bus slips at the school unless a special request is made in the main office.

In this article you will find important information for the 2019-20 school year as well as some links that will help you and your student prepare for the school year.

The Farmington Athletics Department will hold the 2019 Fall Athletics Registration Night on Monday, July 29th at Farmington High School. All Farmington School District Parents/Guardians and their sons and/or daughters, grades 6-12, who are interested in participating in a fall athletics program offered by the Athletics Department are encouraged to attend. Please note that during the fall athletics season 6th grade participation is limited to the sport of girl’s tennis.

Farmington High School student, Claire Nelson and Farmington High School teacher, Rachel Baumann have been selected as member and adult mentor to the Minnesota Youth Council for the 2019-2020 school year! This year the Council selected only two students from our congressional district, which encompasses the southern Twin Cities metro area and contains all of Scott, Dakota, Goodhue and Wabasha counties.