As Wood County Schools moves forward with its plan to close Fairplains Elementary School, the school is in the news. Families and former students will be able to visit the campus one last time on community tours that have been planned. As part of the district's plan to combine schools, students will move to Martin Elementary for the 2025–26 school year.

Q1. What kinds of things do Fairplains Elementary School students do after school?

Ans. Fairplains Elementary School doesn't have many extracurricular activities because it only has a few students. But it usually has things like reading programs, seasonal events, and clubs in the classroom that teachers and parent volunteers run.

Q2. Does Fairplains Elementary School provide services for students with special needs?

Ans. Yes, the school provides special education services that meet state and district standards for students who have been identified as having learning needs. These services include one-on-one instruction and help with finding resources.

Q3. What kinds of transportation can students use?

Answer: Fairplains Elementary School students can ride the district's school buses, which go through neighborhoods in the school's attendance zone.

Q4. Are there any programs at the school that get families and the community involved?

Ans. The school often wants families to get involved by putting on events like parent-teacher conferences, school improvement meetings, Title I family activities, and opportunities to volunteer.

Q5. What does Fairplains Elementary School do to keep kids safe?

Fairplains Elementary follows standard safety rules to make sure the learning space is safe. These include safe ways to get in, emergency drills, staff supervision during school hours, and district safety rules.