Fayetteville Public Schools

Fayetteville Public Schools is a public school district located in Fayetteville, Arkansas. Employing 768 people, the district serves 10,500 students daily. Fayetteville Public Schools encompasses a wide range of educational options, including one high school, two junior highs, two middle schools, one combined middle and elementary school, eight elementary schools, one virtual academy, and one alternative learning environment. The district offers a comprehensive curriculum with a focus on academic excellence and teaching innovation. It boasts a strong commitment to extra-curricular activities, with over 6,000 students participating in a variety of programs such as art, athletics, clubs, music, debate, community service, and more. Fayetteville Public Schools holds several distinctions. It was the first school district in Arkansas to be granted a charter, as well as the first to voluntarily integrate its schools. The district also has the highest number of Advanced Placement scholars in Arkansas, with all five qualifying schools designated as National Middle Schools to Watch. Fayetteville High School teams have achieved notable success, winning 84 state championships in the last 20 years. To learn more about Fayetteville Public Schools, please visit district.fayar.net.