Lewis F. Mayer Middle School averages an enrollment of 250 seventh and eighth grade students. Students are able to participate in a number of academic and extracurricular functions.

The music department provides band, choir and orchestra. Performances and concerts are held throughout the school year at the Frank W. Barr Auditorium at Fairview High School (4507 West 213th St.).

Recent technology and facility upgrades provide students with the tools to learn in a growing 21st-century society.

Lewis F. Mayer Middle School was originally built in 1954. Lewis F. Mayer was a humanitarian of Fairview Park, an educator, principal and the first superintendent of FPCS, serving from 1921-1964.

Athletic programs include: boys/girls basketball, boys/girls cross country, girls fast-pitched softball, football, boys/girls track and field, volleyball and wrestling.

One-to-One Computer Initiative
In the fall of 2010, the Fairview High School freshman class was the first class to receive a laptop computer from the school district. During the same school year, the board approved to purchase more computers for fifth and sixth graders at Gilles-Sweet Elementary. Starting the 2012-13 school year, every fifth- through twelfth-grade student will have access to a laptop computer. Students in fifth through eighth grade will use their computers to complete assignments, create projects or take tests throughout the school day, but leave them at school at the end of the day. High school students will use their computer in the classroom and at home for their studies. Upon graduation, students will be able to purchase their computer for $1.

440.356.3510 ~ 21200 Campus Dr. ~ Fairview Park, OH 44126