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Overview

The Communications Department facilitates communications between Fargo Public Schools internal and external stakeholders, including students, families, staff, the business community, and taxpayers. It is the goal of Fargo Public School District to provide information in a timely and transparent manner, through a variety of easily accessible media channels.

Primary communication occurs through the District’s website; SchoolTalk, an external e-newsletter; social media accounts on Facebook and Twitter. Icons directly linking you to all these communication channels are located at the bottom of this webpage.

Story ideas or news information regarding students, teachers, activities, etc. can be submitted to the Communications Department using the contact information on the right or by emailing comments@fargo.k12.nd.us

Contact

AnnMarie Campbell
Communications Officer
701-446-1005
Email

Betsy Beaton
Communications & Community Relations
701-446-1043
Email

Adam Watts
Communications Specialist
701-446-1011
Email

Tyler Brown
Graphic Web Designer
701-446-1046
Email

Jaryn Homiston
Multimedia Producer
701-446-1058
Email

Latest News

No School

here will be NO SCHOOL TOMORROW, January 16 for a professional development day and next Monday, January 19 due to the Martin Luther King Jr. Day holiday. Classes will resume as regularly scheduled on Tuesday, January 20.

Updated 2026-27 Calendar

FPS updated the 2026–27 school year calendar to include four early dismissal days to support staff professional development and training. The School Board approved this change to ensure staff have dedicated time for important learning that strengthens instruction, safety, and school operations. The early dismissal days for the 2026–27 school year are: Wed. Sept. 16, Wed. Oct. 21, Wed. Dec. 9 and Wed. Feb. 10.

 

January Matters

The calendar has turned, the holidays have passed, and January marks a new beginning. However, for students, January isn’t just the start of a new year; it’s also the finish line for the semester and the launch of semester two. Families are encouraged to finish the semester strong and begin semester two with momentum. 
Read more about why attendance in January is so important and what families can do to improve attendance.

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Free Mental Health Resources

Families across the region now have access to CredibleMind, a digital platform that provides a wealth of peer-reviewed and evidence-based mental health resources, including expert-vetted and rated videos, podcases, assessments, apps, books and articles. Anyone can explore topics ranging from stress, anxiety and depression to sleep, resilience, time management, parenting and healthy relationships. All materials can be accessed at any time, from any device, and without the limitations of transportation, cost, location, or stigma.

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