
2023 Summer Meal Program
FREE Breakfast & Lunch Meals Available For All Children Under 18


FCSC congratulates Kelly Dungan the new director of alternative learning at the Spartan Learning Center. Welcome to our team!


FCSC would like to congratulate Kate Charlton the new principal at Eastview Elementary beginning in the 2023-2024 school year. Welcome to our team!


Fayette County School Corporation is aware of the multiple bomb threats sent out to Indiana area schools. Fayette County Schools is not on the list and received no threats. We will continue communicating with local law enforcement as they monitor this situation.
As always, FCSC is committed to our student's safety and education. We also want to communicate clearly with parents about safety issues when they arise.

Fayette County Schools WILL be in session on Monday, February 20, 2023 to make up for the snow day on January 25, 2023.

Fayette County Schools will be on a 2-hour delay Friday, Jan. 27th. Many County roads are very slick due to black ice or drifting.

Fayette County Schools will be closed Wednesday, January 25th. While we do not typically close our schools this far in advance of forecasted winter weather, our County is under a winter storm warning. There is a very high probability that we will receive significant amounts of snow throughout the morning. We have snow make-up days built into our calendar and we will make this day up on February 20th. Stay safe and enjoy the snow day!

Fayette County School Corporation is on a 2 hour delay today, Jan 12th due to heavy fog in many parts of Fayette County.

Fayette County Schools will be dismissing at regular times today. We are working closely with our law enforcement and after an update with the Sheriff, he will be working with local law enforcement to have police presence at each building during dismissal.

Weather Delays & Closings


At tonight's FCSC Board meeting, Trent Liggett was approved as the CHS Interim Principal for the 2022-23 school year.
Congratulations to Mr. Liggett as he makes this transition effective Wednesday, September 14th.

Congratulations to CHS graduate Andrea King Van Meter on her approval as Athletic Director at the July Board of School Trustees Meeting!


CHS Art Show Open House. Please support our CHS art students!


Based on the new guidance from the CDC (see link below) and subsequent follow up from the IDOE, Fayette County School Corporation will follow these new guidelines as they relate to mask requirements on school buses. Effective today, February 26, 2022, masks will not be required on school buses. If any students or staff members wish to wear masks on buses, they are welcome to do so.
https://www.cdc.gov/quarantine/masks/mask-travel-guidance.html

Fayette County School Corporation will be on a two-hour delay Friday, February 18th due to some slick roads.

Letter from Superintendent


Fayette County Schools will be closed on Friday, February 4th due to winter weather conditions. We will make this day up using our 2nd built-in snow day on April 18th.
Enjoy your Snow Day and stay safe!

SNOW DAY on February 3rd!!!!
With the high confidence in a strong winter storm arriving tonight, we are closing Fayette County Schools tomorrow (Thursday, Feb. 3rd). All buildings will be closed on Thursday.
As we have two built-in snow make up days in our calendar, tomorrow's closure will be made up on Monday, February 21st.
I hope that you have a safe and fun snow day!


As we prepare for the upcoming winter weather arriving on Wednesday evening, the latest forecasts are calling for the changeover to frozen precipitation after 6:00 p.m. Our plan is to keep school in session for a regular school day on February 2nd. As we evaluate things mid-morning tomorrow, my hope is that ice or snow arrives after all of our students are safely home, as forecasted.
It is a very challenging decision to send students home early as that presents safety concerns when parents may not be home from work or other commitments. That decision to send students home early would only be made as a "last resort" when dangerous roadways are imminent. If this weather system develops as predicted, please keep in mind that we have two built-in snow make-up days in our calendar- Feb. 21st and April 18th. If we do end up closing school on Thursday and/or Friday, I hope our students can enjoy a safe and fun snow day!


FCSC Students, Staff, and Families:
Our CMS administrators were made aware of a possible threat made by a student. Law enforcement immediately began an investigation. Both the city and county law enforcement agencies have been directly involved in this ongoing investigation. We do not take any threat directed towards our students, staff, or schools lightly and this situation has been turned over to law enforcement and our prosecutor at this time.
As we do each day, we have a law enforcement officer onsite at Connersville Middle School and we have asked for additional police presence to help our students, staff, and families feel secure as we return to school on Monday morning. CMS will open on a regular schedule tomorrow and I want to reassure our families, staff, and community that the threat has been addressed to allow for the safe return of our students and staff. On behalf of the Fayette County School Corporation, I want to thank our city police department and sheriff's department for their support of our school safety initiatives and for their quick response to any emergency situations or threats that may arise.
Scott Collins, Superintendent
Fayette County School Corporation