Fairfield cosmetology brought home the gold again during the 50th year celebration of SKILLS USA. The cosmetology department at Fairfield High School has competed at the national level of SkillsUSA for the past five years, and will again this year.

Nine youth are vying for this year’s top honors as Kosciusko County 4-H King and Queen. Last Thursday, their official interviews were held. Queen Candidates Ashley Helfers is a seven-year member of the Milford Helping Hands and 4-H Junior Leaders Club where she has held offices as treasurer and recreation leader. She has participated in …read more.

Cosmetology students at Fairfield High School have been using their skills and talents since the start of the school year while running their SkillsUSA club and working toward completion. SkillsUSA is an organization where high school students can compete in both leadership and trade skills contests. This year, Fairfield has three competitions the students could …read more.

Students from the Fairfield High School Cosmetology Program traveled to Kansas City to represent Indiana June 23-26 at the National Skills USA Competition. The students were representing Indiana in two categories: Esthetics and entrepreneurship. Entrepreneurship team consisted of Jennifer Schrag and Alicia Yoder from Fairfield High School, Yaritza Barrientos from West Noble High School and …read more.