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FFCSD presented with Safety Drill Award
During the week of July 12-16, the Fonda-Fultonville CSD was presented with the New York State Education Department Safety Drill Award at the New York Association for Pupil Transportation annual banquet held in Saratoga Springs, N.Y. The award, credited to districts that submitted a transportation safety drill video, recognizes a district’s ability to educate students … Continue reading "FFCSD presented with Safety Drill Award"
Find out if your family qualifies for important benefits
If your family qualifies for free or reduced meals through the Free and Reduced-Price Lunch (FRPL) program, you may be entitled to other benefits. Benefits may include: Up to $375 per child for summer meals. (A family of three can receive more than $1,000 in P-EBT* support.) Reduced internet fee of $15 through the Emergency … Continue reading "Find out if your family qualifies for important benefits"
Middle School 4th Quarter Honor Roll
Principal’s List Grade 5- Mathilde Alvarez, Annelyse Ayala, Lauren Carpenter, Sidney Carpenter, Garrett Coon, Aubrey Cornelison, Claire Dickson, Victor Eckler V, Avery Fayette, Andrew Flynn, Beryl Gold, Emmet Gunther, Trenton Henderson, Tucker Hernigle, Henry Huckans, Grayson Isabella, Magnolia LaPlant, Sidnee Linart, Nelinda Mazariegos Tomas, Sophia McWayne, Mackenzie Meyer, Maya Millias, Brooke Mormile, Benjamin Nightingale, Lily … Continue reading "Middle School 4th Quarter Honor Roll"
Senior classes of 2020, 2021 donate benches to district
The Class of 2020 and the Class of 2021 donated benches to the district as their Senior gifts. Pictured top from left: Superintendent Mr. Ciaccio; 2021 Class officers Emma VanGorder, Marisa Codi, Malcolm Kosiba, Jacob Sisco and Tyler Walton; and, High School Principal Aaron Grady. Not pictured is Class of 2021 advisor Tracy Cranker. … Continue reading "Senior classes of 2020, 2021 donate benches to district"
Principals pucker up to a pig for charity
They made good on a promise to do an outrageous act if their students could raise money for Ronald McDonald House.

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