In the latest episode of the Fairview Advantage Podcast, Fairview High School Principal Chris Vicha joins graduating seniors Maura G. and Lauren E. for the podcast’s annual tribute to the graduating seniors.

The conversation reflects on the legacy of the Class of 2026, highlighting student involvement in athletics, the arts, academics, leadership, and extracurricular activities throughout their time at FHS. The seniors discuss favorite memories, teachers, classes, and the experiences that shaped their high school journeys, while also sharing advice for younger students preparing to enter high school.

The episode also features the return of the podcast’s annual trivia showdown between the senior class and Mr. Vicha, with the Class of 2026 making school history in a dramatic finish.

This episode of the Fairview Advantage Podcast highlights the Fairview High School football team’s historic 2025 season and the culture behind its success.

Featuring student-athletes, head coach Sean Ranc, and athletic director Jon Adams, the conversation explores how leadership, accountability, and steady program growth led to milestones like a conference championship and the program’s first playoff win.

Players reflect on their development both on and off the field, emphasizing teamwork, maturity, and strong relationships built through shared experiences. Looking ahead, the group discusses goals for continued success and building on a culture that extends beyond football. Featuring FHS athletes LaMarcus C. and Cal R.

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.