Walk through the hallways of any high school campus, and you will most likely hear the same refrain from the students: “I literally just failed that test” or “I totally just bombed that project.” Now, often the reality is quite different as students tend to be very hard on themselves. In most cases, the students […]
What do 168 colleges and universities across the globe have in common? Easy, Fairmont Prep. That’s right, this fall Fairmont Prep welcomed 168 colleges to their campus for day visits. Representatives from 30 different states and 7 countries came just to meet with our students and counselors. And those numbers don’t even take into account the […]
Someone once said, “The stepping stones to success are the drive, determination, and the desire to do your best.” For Fairmont Prep graduate, Dani Nguyen, this sentiment holds a lot of truth. After graduation from Fairmont Preparatory Academy in 2017, Dani chose to attend California State University, Fullerton where she majors in Biological Science with […]
Fairmont Prep has been a hive of activity recently as Spirit Week and Homecoming have come once again. The Student Government (ASB) spends months planning a week unlike any other on campus for students to enjoy which culminates in the Homecoming football game and the Homecoming Dance. On Monday morning as students walked through the […]
Three reasons YOU should absolutely, positively, attend Fairmont Prep Open House & College Fair on Tuesday, October 9. Meet with over 100 different college representatives without having to purchase one single plane ticket. If you already have a strong idea where you’d like to attend college, come talk to the representative to find out if […]
When seeking out high schools or even colleges, people often ask what they should be looking for that makes it special. What is that one thing that puts one school above another? The short answer is that there is not just one thing that makes any school better than another. It is just like buying a […]
If you’ve been following this blog the past few weeks, you may have noticed that we’ve been giving out advice to the different classes. Now we are ready to speak to the juniors and set them up for success for the last two years of their high school career. You’ve probably heard it before from […]
The other week, we advised the freshmen who were starting off their high school careers. Now it is time to move up the ladder and speak to the next class. No longer the newest students on campus, sophomores are in a unique position. By now, they should have figured out most of Fairmont Prep and […]
Advanced Programs Counselor, Justin Voss, works with students in our Advanced Science and Engineering Program, our International Business Program, as well as students doing the International Baccalaureate Program. He helps them out with their academic needs as well as their college search. Before coming to Fairmont, he worked for eight years in college admission, traveling […]
Freshmen, the time has come. You’ve completed years of education and now you are here on the big stage, high school. Now you get to see first-hand if all of those movies about high school will really come to life in the halls of Fairmont Prep. If you’ve ever seen “Stranger Things” on Netflix, rest […]
“My favorite part of being a teacher is the children I get to teach.”
“I like how there are so many different specialty classes at Fairmont Anaheim Hills, like art, music, PE, science lab, computer lab, and Spanish.”
“The teachers and the amount of support they provide to not only me, but to the whole entire community here at Fairmont is probably what I like most about attending Fairmont Historic Anaheim.”
"What I like most about Fairmont is that I get to learn and meet new friends.”
"The best part about teaching at Fairmont is being able to work with a diverse group of students who are all incredibly talented. It is amazing to be able to challenge students at such a young age and watch these children grow throughout the year.”
“I get to work with amazing staff, faculty, parents, and most importantly, students!”
