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, Instagram, and X. 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

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Mill Levy Vote (opens in new window/tab)

On the November 3 general election, Fargo Public Schools will have a question on the ballot for approval of an excess mill levy. The approval would grant Fargo Public Schools the authority to maintain its current offerings in its schools. Providing this authority ensures that the District can continue to cover the costs of offering a comprehensive educational experience for all learners.

Automotive technologies class with Fix it Forward cars

SchoolTalk - Sept. 10

Get this week's news and events from across Fargo Public Schools in the current issue of SCHOOLTALK. This week's issue highlights include newsmakers, feature columns, and more.

CTE Commitments that Drive Student Success

CTE Commitments to Success (opens in new window/tab)

FPS Career & Technical Education educators are connecting their professional goals to three commitments that reflect the heart of high-quality CTE: Commit to Students, Commit to Quality, Commit to Excellence. These commitments are grounded in their work to strengthen learning, build meaningful career pathways, and ensure learners are prepared for what comes next. The CTE professional learning expectations specifically call educators to use these three commitments to guide curriculum, instruction, assessment, collaboration, and professional growth.

Principal Nominations (opens in new window/tab)

The North Dakota Council of Educational Leaders is accepting nominations from teachers and community members for Principal of the Year and Assistant Principal of the Year at the elementary, middle school, and high school levels. Community members, students, and teachers are encouraged to nominate a deserving principal who consistently goes above and beyond to inspire excellence in education. Nominations are open until October 25.

Suicide Prevention Newsletter

The September edition of the Parent Guidance Newsletter, focusing on Suicide Prevention Month, is about exactly that: recognizing the signs, knowing what to do, and understanding that a caring conversation can change everything. When someone feels heard and supported, they are far less alone in their struggles. You don't need to be a therapist to make a difference. You just need to know what to look for and how to show up.
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Early Release

Fargo Public Schools will release learners two hours early from school on four days this year to support the professional development of teachers. The early release days are Wednesdays: September 16, October 21, December 9, and February 10.