About Fairview School Division
Since 1952, Fairview School Division has grown from a single schoolhouse into six schools serving just over 3,000 students, without losing sight of what a school division is supposed to feel like: known students, engaged families, and teachers who stay.
- 1952
- 6
- 3,013
- 297
Our approach
What we believe
Every student known
Small class sizes and advisory programs mean no student is a number: staff know every family by name.
High expectations
AP courses and French Immersion reflect a division-wide commitment to academic rigour.
Community first
From board meetings to school councils, families have a real voice in how their schools are run.
Since 1952
Our history
- 1952
Fairview School Division founded
Established as Division No. 14, opening with a single schoolhouse serving the growing Fairview community.
- 1988
Sunnybrook High School opens
The division’s first comprehensive high school, built to serve a rapidly growing student population.
- 2004
French Immersion program launched
Maplewood becomes the division’s first French Immersion site, now serving students from Kindergarten through Grade 8.
- 2019
Division-wide 1:1 device rollout
Every student across all six schools receives a district-issued device to support hybrid and in-class learning.
- 2026
Today
6 schools, 3,013 students, and still growing.