Farmington

High School

Go Tigers!

Congratulations are in order for the Farmington Debate team for an incredibly successful season in their 3rd year in existence. They finished up this weekend with a Quarterfinal finish at State which is the highest they have ever finished. They have one more competition left this year. Wish them luck!

January Update Catch up with what is happening at Farmington High School by checking out Highlights, the new monthly (or so) publication recapping some of the great things going on. With Farmington High School having over 2,000 students, we have things to celebrate almost every day. Here is what has been happening so since the last update:

FHS has created and released a couple of new websites that are jam packed with information to help FHS families. The first is called The Hub, and is our FHS families one stop shop for all things Hybrid and Distance Learning. Highlighted on The Hub is the daily schedule, support resources, contact information, and much much more. The 2nd information website is for FHS seniors. We call it the FHS Senior Guide and it will replace our old Graduation Handbook. On this webpage seniors and their families will find information about graduation, how to order a cap and gown, the senior party, and much more.

Catch up with what is happening at Farmington High School by checking out Highlights, the new monthly (or so) publication recapping some of the great things going on. With Farmington High School having over 2,000 students, we have things to celebrate almost every day. Here is what has been happening so far in 2020:

To say that this summer was a unique one would be a massive understatement. Our FHS staff have been working tirelessly to prepare and plan for the highly anticipated return of our FHS students to the 2020-21 school year. While we have many things planned and figured out, there are still some things yet to be worked out….so please be patient. We also know that we may plan something one way, but in reality it doesn’t go like we wanted to. We will have to monitor and adjust constantly, and the Farmington High School staff will work hard to keep all students and families up to date with the most current information.

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.