Pence Elementary School

​Fairfield Baseball will be going to Williamsburg for the 1st Round Substate game on Friday, July 10th. Game starts at 7pm. If you are interested in going you have to purchase tickets online. Please have your tickets ready when you arrive. Thank you!

Link to Tickets:
https://events.hometownticketing.com/boxoffice/iahsaa/L2VtYmVkL2V2ZW50Lzc5NDA%3D

Jefferson County Health Clinic is bringing back another FREE night of Sport Physicals for all area students.

Here is a glance at the details:
Tuesday, July 21st
Last name A-K: 5:30 pm-7 pm
Last name L-Z: 7 pm-8:30 pm
JCHC Professional Clinic (McCreery Cancer Center Entrance)
No appointments needed

You can find the physical form and other information in the link below.
Free Sports Physicals | JCHC - No Cost, No Appointment Needed

Students who are already patients of JCHC will have their physical forms scanned into their chart while students who are not established will be handed the form to submit on their own.

If you have any questions or concerns about physical night, please call JCHC for assistance.
JCHC phone number is 641-472-4111

Congratulations to Voss Richardson (2), Archer Kreuter, Aiden Westercamp, and Chase Countryman as the Trojan offense exploded in Game 2 with 5 home runs!

Fairfield picked up two SEC wins that night, defeating Fort Madison 5-2 and 17-0 to move within a half-game of the conference lead.

#TrojanBaseball #FairfieldTrojans #RollTrojans #SECBaseball

⚾🏆 Congratulations to Voss Richardson – 104.3 KRKN Athlete of the Week! 🏆⚾

State Farm Agent Shawn McCarty, serving Southeast Iowa from his office at 604 W. Burlington Avenue in Fairfield, along with Ottumwa Radio Group, is proud to recognize Fairfield Trojan junior Voss Richardson as the 104.3 KRKN Athlete of the Week!

Voss put together an outstanding performance in last Monday’s doubleheader at Fort Madison, launching a home run in each game to help lead the Trojans to victories of 5-2 in Game 1 and 17-0 in Game 2. On the season, he is batting an impressive .427, while tying for the team lead with 3 home runs and driving in 21 runs.

This recognition reflects Voss’s dedication, hard work, and commitment to excellence both on and off the field. We are proud to celebrate another great accomplishment in what has been an exceptional season.

The KRKN Athlete of the Week program is made possible through the generosity of Shawn McCarty State Farm Insurance and the cooperation of our area schools as we recognize outstanding student-athletes throughout Southeast Iowa.

Please join us in congratulating Voss Richardson on this well-deserved honor! 🎉⚾
Shawn McCarty State Farm and Ottumwa Radio Group wish you continued success in your athletic and educational endeavors.

See link below for the article.
https://ottumwaradio.com/2026/07/krkn-athlete-of-the-week-voss-richardson-fairfield-baseball/

#AthleteOfTheWeek #VossRichardson #FairfieldTrojans #TrojanBaseball #SoutheastIowaSports #KRKN #StateFarm #ShawnMcCarty #FairfieldIowa #GoTrojans

If anyone is interested in the 2026 FAIRFIELD YOUTH GIRLS BASKETBALL CAMP please see the flyer for all the information.

Fairfield Youth Golf Camp today (Thursday, June 11th) is canceled due to weather.

The June 2026 building and district updates are now available!

Click here to view the district update: https://app.smore.com/n/2r7mj

Click here to view the Pence update: https://app.smore.com/n/dcj04

A big FHS shout-out goes to Norma Davis and Scott Buxton for their continued support of our students and the development of employability skills. Norma has taken countless students under her wing, helping them learn valuable skills around the rooms and halls of FHS that will benefit them in the future. She is a dedicated team player who focuses on what is best for students and is a strong advocate for hands-on, real-world learning experiences.
Thank you, Norma and Scott, for the care, kindness, time, and encouragement you give to FHS students each day. Your support in developing employability skills has made a lasting difference in the lives of our students!
#EmployabilitySkills #LearningLivingWorking #TrojanPride

A FHS shout-out goes to Live Wire Electric and Rod Nelson for supporting the high school Work-Based Learning program. Student Robert Britton worked with Mr. Nelson and his team during trimester 3 building valuable employability skills such as work ethic, dependability, and teamwork.
Thank you, Rod and your team, for providing a positive learning opportunity for Robert!
#WorkBasedLearning #EmployabilitySkills #CareerReadiness #FHSTrojans

A big FHS shout-out goes to The Dollar Tree and Bill Morris for supporting the Work-Based Learning program. Student Melanie Hinkle had the opportunity to learn about the responsibilities involved in working at the store. While working, Melanie focused on building employability skills and gaining a better understanding of customer service jobs.
Thank you, Bill, for providing a valuable learning opportunity for Melanie.
#WorkBasedLearning #EmployabilitySkills #TransitionPlanning #CareerReadiness #TrojanPride

Fairfield Trojans Softball and Baseball Apparel
If anyone has ordered any baseball or softball apparel it has arrived at the high school. Please come anytime between 7:30am-3:45pm to pick up.
Thank you!

A FHS shout-out goes to Jefferson County Park and Shawn Morrissey for supporting the Work-Based Learning program. This spring, student Matthew Sisler worked with Shawn and his staff to gain hands-on employability experience in a park setting. Shawn and his crew provided Matthew with valuable insight into what working at the park looks like and the skills needed for the job. Throughout the experience, Matthew practiced important employability skills such as adaptability, dependability, and teamwork in a real-world work environment. Thank you, Shawn, for providing such a meaningful learning opportunity for Matthew!
#WorkBasedLearning #EmployabilitySkills #TransitionServices #CareerReadiness #FHSTrojans

A big thank you to Hy-Vee for supporting the FHS Work-Based Learning program and students Angel Quimby, Eli Steimsma, and Bryce McCracken! Throughout the school year, these students worked with supervisors Melody Muntz, Grant McElwee, and Cody Lyman during morning and afternoon shifts to develop important employability skills such as customer service, dependability, and work ethic. Thank you to all the Fairfield Hy-Vee staff for supporting the students while providing valuable learning opportunities!
#WorkBasedLearning #EmployabilitySkills #TransitionPlanning #TrojanPride

A big FHS shout-out goes to Cambridge Little Achievers Child Care Center and Tiffany Finch for supporting the high school Work-Based Learning program! This year, student Melanie Hinkle worked with employees at the child care center to develop important employability skills, including communication and dependability in the workplace. Thank you to Tiffany and her staff for providing a meaningful learning opportunity for FHS student Mel Hinkle!
#WorkBasedLearning #EmployabilitySkills #Transitionservices #CareerReadiness #FHSTrojans

A big FHS shout-out goes to Brown’s Shoe Fit for supporting the Work-Based Learning program! Student Ian Jones worked with employer Ben Wagler this past year, building valuable employability and customer service skills such as communication, dependability, and adaptability in the workplace. In Ian’s words, “Working at Brown’s felt like home.” Thank you, Ben, for providing such a meaningful, caring and positive learning opportunity for Ian!
#WorkBasedLearning #EmployabilitySkills #Transitionservices #FHSTrojans

A big FHS shout-out to The Well Resource Center and employer Brian Glick and his team for supporting Eli Steimsma this past trimester through the school’s Work-Based Learning program! While working at The Well Eli participated in a variety of tasks that helped strengthen important employability skills. Throughout his work experience, he practiced skills such as dependability, adaptability, and organization. Brian and team, thank you again for supporting Eli’s career exploration and providing a valuable learning opportunity!
#WorkBasedLearning #EmployabilitySkills #Transitionservices #FHSTrojans

A big FHS shout-out goes to Sip & Glo for supporting the high school Work-Based Learning Program! Student Ian Jones had the opportunity to gain hands-on experience providing exceptional customer service while developing valuable employability skills on the job. Thank you to Laura Atwood and Christina Freeman for giving Ian this meaningful learning opportunity!
#WorkBasedLearning #EmployabilitySkills #Transitionservices #CareerReadiness #FHSTrojans

A big FHS shout-out to Oakwood Nursery for supporting the high school Work-Based Learning program! This spring, student Aiden Small worked with employer Terri Diers, developing valuable employability skills including work ethic, dependability, and communication in a real-world setting. Thank you, Terri, for providing such a meaningful learning opportunity for FHS students!!
#WorkBasedLearning #EmployabilitySkills #Transitionservices #CareerReadiness #FHSTrojans