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www.fairmontschools.com | 3 he 2015 Report Card highlights the remarkable achievements of our students. Each day, we join parents in applauding their impressive academic, athletic, and artistic accomplishments, as well as demonstrations of character and leadership. Our students' love for learning inspires us as we advance our mission of delivering a world-class private education. This culture of excellence is sustained by the collaboration of parents, teachers, coaches, and staff members. Families appreciate how Fairmont provides an enriching close-knit learning community for their children. This dynamic environment cultivates a higher level of thinking, creativity, collaborative learning, problem-solving skills, and social responsibility. Fairmont Preparatory Academy's Class of 2015 Valedictorian Jessica Chung, who attended Fairmont since Kindergarten and now attends Harvard University, described her experience as "an adventure where intellectual, social, and emotional development comes naturally." The crowning achievement of our students is graduation from the Fairmont Preparatory Academy. The 2015 graduating class had a 100 percent acceptance rate to colleges and universities. Eighty-one percent of these graduates received acceptance to the top 100 colleges and universities as defined by U.S. News & World Report. Having the opportunity to prepare them for America's most prestigious colleges is a source of pride as we move forward, helping future graduates exceed their expectations. We hope you are as inspired as we are by the achievements of our students and recognize the excellent work performed each year by our faculty and staff. We are also grateful for the parents who entrust us with their precious children's education and personal enrichment. Sincerely, DAVID JACKSON PRESIDENT ROB CHANDLER CEO A MESSAGE FROM OUR LEADERSHIP David Jackson Fairmont President Robertson Chandler Fairmont CEO T 94% of Fairmont graduates who started at Fairmont in preschool or kindergarten were accepted to top 100 colleges and universities. (As defined by US News & World Report)