Student Support Services

Our program provides first-generation Latino students with support including academic tutoring, facilitating contact with content teachers, monitoring attendance, offering materials and technology, reaching out to families, and making appropriate referrals in a community setting where expectations are set high. Additionally, we provide assistance to students in creating their post-secondary plans, whether that includes a traditional four-year college route, community college, trade school or workplace readiness. Support is scaffolded based on grade-level needs.

Course Catalog

Freshman seminar is a course designed to promote a successful transition between middle school and high school. Taught by Fairview teachers and Knight Crew students, the course provides 9th grade students with the opportunities for academic enrichment and assistance, as well as the chance to improve organizational and communication skills. Since every freshman is in a seminar class, and the classes are smaller, it gives us the perfect venue for sharing information, touching base with goals and grades, and participating in common school activities. Seminar also provides future planning, course selection, progress monitoring, building independent learners and student self efficacy.

CONTACT

Lynn Adams-Bruno

Email: lynn.adams-bruno@bvsd.org

Phone:  720-561-3399

Explore Advanced Academic Opportunities at Fairview High School. At Fairview High School, we strive to meet the diverse academic needs of our students. We offer a wide range of advanced and AP classes to provide enriching educational experiences. To discover more about these opportunities and how they can benefit you, we invite you to visit our Gifted and Talented page. Unleash your potential and embark on a journey of academic excellence at Fairview High School.

The "I Have a Dream" Foundation of Boulder County, Colorado is a non-profit organization dedicated to empowering and supporting children from low-income communities to achieve their educational and career goals. The foundation aims to break the cycle of poverty and provide equal access to educational opportunities.

The foundation's primary approach involves adopting a cohort of students, typically in elementary school, and providing them with long-term support through a comprehensive program. The program includes academic enrichment, mentoring, tutoring, social-emotional support, and college and career readiness resources. The foundation's commitment extends beyond high school graduation, as they provide ongoing assistance to help students successfully navigate post-secondary education or career pathways.

By offering personalized support, resources, and guidance, the "I Have a Dream" Foundation of Boulder County strives to inspire and empower students, enabling them to realize their dreams and become confident, successful individuals in their communities.

Discover Inclusive Support at Fairview High School's Special Education Department

At Fairview High School, we are committed to providing exceptional support to students with diverse learning needs in the least restrictive environment. Our Special Education Department offers a comprehensive range of services tailored to meet the unique requirements of each student. With a focus on inclusion, the majority of our students receive services within the general education classroom.

We believe in fostering an environment where every student can thrive academically, socially, and emotionally. To learn more about the services and resources available through our Special Education Department, we invite you to explore further. Together, we create a nurturing and empowering educational experience that promotes the success and well-being of all our students.

The Fairview Resource Center 

The Fairview Resource Center is located in the FHS library and is a quiet environment for students to receive academic support, tutoring, and other resources. The Fairview Resource Center supports students in Study Hall class and those not enrolled in Study Hall.

Students can also be assigned to the FRC as a study hall. This is a one-semester, 5-credit class that is available for 9-12th graders and is taught by a teacher who provides students with tutoring resources for the core subject areas of the curriculum. It is part of the student's everyday class schedule and can be repeated each semester as needed, but it can be taken only with approval from the student's counselor.

In Study Hall classes, students work on assignments, study for assessments, and access school resources. At times, they may also pursue independent projects.

Walk-in Services are available and include proctored test make-ups, peer tutoring in a variety of subjects, textbook sign-out, use of SAT/ACT test prep materials, computer & printer access, and quiet study space.

For more information, contact Fairview counselors, or Resource Specialist:

 Lynn.Adams-Bruno@bvsd.org  720.561.3399