Inspiring and Empowering Students
FAIRLANE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
305 Fairlane Drive
Lafayette, Tennessee 37083
Pre-K, Kindergarten & First Grade
Upcoming Events at Fairlane:
Monday- Thursday, May 14-17- Kindergarten End-Of-The-Year Testing Week; Kindergarten Parent-Teacher Conferences on Friday, May 18
Monday, May 21- Kindergarten classes visit Key Park
Wednesday, May 23- 1st Grade classes visit City Park, Both CDC classes visit City Park for Family Picnic Day
Friday, May 25- Last Day of School 8:00-10:00
Linda Smith
Principal
Office Staff
EIS/Bookkeeper: Sue Brooks
Clerical/General Duty: Debra Krumme
General Duty: Nina Biggers
Phone 615-666-2970
Fax 615-666-7477
VIEW OUR SCHOOL'S STATE REPORT CARD
BY CLICKING ON THE LINK ABOVE
Tumble Books
E-Books for E-Kids
The Tumble Book Library is a collection of picture books for children. You may search by title, author, publisher, reading level and language. Enjoy these books with your children by clicking on the Tumble Books link above.
Welcome to Fairlane! Fairlane Elementary consists of 24 classrooms of
Pre-School, Kindergarten and 1st grade students. Mrs. Linda Smith is the
principal. Click on the Kindergarten or First Grade web pages to find
information about each grade level.
Check back often for updates on the faculty page as classroom WebPages are
posted.
Fairlane was the first elementary school in Macon County to receive
accreditation from Southern Association of Colleges and Schools. If you
would like to know more about SACS click on the link below.
VISION
It is the vision of the Macon County School System to provide all children with a safe and inviting environment to ensure their success. We want to instill in each student high expectations, morals, and respect enabling them to graduate with the knowledge and skills to become productive and responsible citizens.
MISSION
The Macon County School System inspires and empowers students to meet high academic standards, lead ethical lives, and demonstrate responsible citizenship.
BELIEFS
Education, which is an on-going process that begins at birth and continues through the adult years, is the responsibility of educators, parents, businesses, and community populations.
All students have the right to educational opportunities that will provide them with the skills, knowledge, and resources which enable them to become healthy, successful, productive citizens.
Student achievement is directly related, but not limited to, a high degree of parental and community involvement through meaningful communication in planning and implementing educational programs and opportunities.
Our system maintains a high focus on improving the achievement of all students.
Learn about Tennessee's TENNderCARE program which promotes good health in children from birth until age 21.
Labels for Education™ is an easy, fun way to help schools get free
educational merchandise, including computers, sports equipment and musical
instruments. Please send box tops to your child's teacher. Classrooms are collecting Campbell Soup labels and Tyson chicken coupons.
QUESTIONS OR COMMENTS
FAIRLANE SCHOOL WEBSITE MAINTAINED BY
AMANDA GROESBECK
groesbecka@k12tn.net
Updated May 12, 2012