News & Announcements

Farmington High School will offer a parent night for all incoming 9th-grade students on March 6th at 6 pm at Farmington Middle School.

The Farmington School District is currently hiring elementary, secondary, and special services certified staff members. Additionally, we have classified openings in maintenance/custodial, special services, transportation, and support staff positions.

Be a part of a community-wide training course to support students and parents.
As the FSD wellness subcommittee suggested on substance misuse/abuse and behavioral health, we will begin offering the Strengthening Families Program.

Our February newsletter, including an update from FSD Superintendent Mr. Matt Ruble, is attached below. The Farmington School District will be in session on Thursday, February 2, 2023. Please remind your students to charge and bring their Chromebooks to school tomorrow. The elementary electives schedule has been updated and can be found in our newsletter or on our website. Thank you.

Due to several bus routes south and west of town that are still unsafe to travel and the risk of refreezing in other areas, the Farmington R7 School District will not have school Wednesday, February 1, 2023. Snow Day #5

Due to inclement weather, there will be no school for the FSD Tuesday, January 31, 2023.

All Farmington sporting events have been canceled for today.

Due to inclement weather, there is no Farmington R7 School District school on 1/30/23. Snow Day #3

Due to road conditions in portions of the Farmington School District, there will be no school on Thursday, January 26, 2023.

We are under a Winter Storm Warning from the National Weather Service. Due to the predicted inclement weather, the Farmington R7 School District will not be in session Wednesday, January 25, 2023. Please be safe and stay warm! Snow Day #1 #OneCommunity

Athletics Update - Due to incoming inclement weather, there will be some changes to the 1/24/23 boys basketball schedule.

NIGHT TO SHINE is a special WORLDWIDE dream prom for high school students (9 - 12th grades) who would qualify to participate in Special Olympics or are in the MAP-A program. New Heights Church, leaders from Farmington High School, the Tim Tebow Foundation, and community supporters will be hosting the event at the Farmington Civic and Centene Centers.

Check out the many service projects students and staff have participated in this school year. Also included is a brief update from Mr. Ruble, FSD Superintendent of Schools.

To support better communication and provide much-needed services in the area to students who are homeless we ask you to take some time to provide feedback on the following survey.

Please rate the extent to which the Farmington R7 School District and community currently meet the special needs of homeless children and youth and their families. Any district family is encouraged to fill this out, based on their knowledge within the district. This information will be used to evaluate and provide current and future resources.

NIGHT TO SHINE is a special WORLDWIDE dream prom for high school special education students (9 - 12th grades) that would qualify to participate in Special Olympics or are in the MAP-A program. New Heights Church, Leaders from Farmington High School, the Tim Tebow Foundation, and community supporters will be hosting an event at Farmington Civic and Centene Centers.