FPS Announces New Head Coach

Fairbury Public Schools announced the appointment of Jacob Johnson as the new Head Football Coach. Johnson is currently a physical education teacher and assistant football coach.In a statement, FPS said, “Coach Johnson brings a wealth of experience and a strong connection to the Fairbury community to this role.” “Jacob Johnson is no stranger to Fairbury, having been deeply involved in the community and its athletic programs. His experience includes serving as an assistant football and wrestling coach, as well as committing to helping our student athletes progress in our strength and conditioning program. Johnson's background also includes his own successful athletic career, which provides him with a unique perspective on the dedication and teamwork required for success.” “We are excited to welcome Jacob Johnson as our new head football coach,” said FHS Athletic Director David Davis. “Coach Johnson's passion for the game, combined with his dedication to our student-athletes and community, makes him a great choice to lead our football program. We believe he will build upon the strong foundation of Fairbury football and guide our student-athletes to achieve their full potential.” Regarding is his previous roles, FPS said, “Coach Johnson has shown a strong ability to connect with student-athletes, foster a positive team culture, and implement effective strategies. He is committed to developing well-rounded individuals who excel not only in athletics but also in the classroom and in life.”Johnson will be replacing Jeff Savage, who was announced as head coach earlier this year. According to FPS, “he has made the choice to step back from coaching next year.” “I am deeply honored to be named the head football coach at Fairbury,” said Johnson. “While this opportunity has arisen under unforeseen circumstances, and I extend my best wishes to Coach Savage, I am eager to embrace the responsibilities of this role. There is significant work ahead, and I have strong faith in the relationships I've already built with these student-athletes.” Johnson said, “As I step into this position, numerous goals come to mind. However, my primary focus is to ensure our student-athletes experience a rewarding and enjoyable season, fostering a genuine desire to compete in every contest. I want our community to know the profound care I have for these young men, and I am committed to doing everything within my power to support their success both on and off the field.” A formal introduction and parent meeting will be announced as soon as it is available.

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