In the words of Epictetus,
                    “Only the Educated Are Free.”

    Fairhill Community High School (FHCHS) offers unique educational services for under credited, over-aged, inner city youth in search of a positive school experience. Fairhill Community High School provides a supportive environment and an atmosphere free of negative labels.

    Fairhill Community High School serves students from divergent backgrounds, including having been truant, dropped-out, repeatedly failed, or expelled from the traditional public schools, as well as those seeking an alternative to the large comprehensive secondary schools.

    Fairhill Community High School believes that attention to the whole student requires a small, intimate setting. Programs offered at Fairhill Community High School challenge each student to explore his/her future personal and academic potential among the challenges of an evolving democracy and a changing world.

    Fairhill Community High School holds students’ desires paramount while challenging employees to be creative and nurturing. Fairhill Community High School values personal responsibility. Fairhill Community High School believes that trusting, caring and mutually respectful relationships must exist between adults and young people. We affirm that a safe environment, free from violence, abuse and intimidation is possible within the framework of adult leadership. We are a community comprised of multiple Ethnicities, Nationalities, and Religions.

    Esteem, brotherhood and cooperation are essential core values. Fairhill Community High School does not discriminate based on race, gender, sexual orientation, religion, handicap, ethnic or national origin, but rather seeks to empower diverse young people through productive and rewarding educational programs.

    Letter from the Dean

    Welcome to the seventh academic year of Fairhill Community High School. As of August 5, 2010, Fairhill Community has [...]

    Letter from the Principal

    Welcome to the Fairhill Community High School website! It is with great pleasure on behalf of the colleagues and the administration [...]

    Why FHCHS

    There are dozens of reasons to become a student at FHCHS….and every single one of them has to do with finding yourself on the right path. [...]

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