As part of World Languages Week at Fairview High School, this episode of the Fairview Advantage Podcast spotlights the district’s French program through reflections on a student trip to Quebec.

French instructor Meghann Peters joins students Kwaw Y. and Isabella L. to discuss how the immersive experience brought classroom learning to life through language, culture, and real-world interaction. The conversation highlights student engagement with French in Montreal and Quebec City, cultural contrasts between the two cities, and memorable experiences ranging from historic landmarks to Indigenous history and local cuisine.

Students share how navigating conversations in French challenged and motivated them, deepened their appreciation for global cultures, and influenced their plans to continue studying world languages beyond high school.

This episode of the Fairview Advantage Podcast spotlights the record-setting 2025 Fairview High School girls soccer team - Chagrin Valley Conference Metro Division champions, Division IV district champions, and regional semifinalists.

The episode reviews the team's journey to conference and district championships and a deep postseason run. The discussion explores the team’s resilience through injuries, the leadership and chemistry that fueled their success, and how lessons from the field translate into confidence and collaboration across all areas of student life.

Guests include head coach Scott Underwood, Athletic Director Jon Adams, senior Alexa C., and junior Bella P.

In this episode of The Fairview Advantage Podcast, listeners hear from members of Fairview High School’s Stagecrafters as they discuss the upcoming fall play, A Penny for Your Thoughts.

The conversation highlights the play’s unique concept and the creative and technical challenges of portraying invisible “egos.” The episode also explores how participation in theater fosters confidence, collaboration, and creativity among students as they prepare for opening night at the Frank W. Barr Auditorium.

Guests include senior Ella D., sophomore Gia A., and director Craig Cohan.