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Month: January 2021

Virtual presentation about BOCES Career & Tech for interested students

Remote only 10th grade students or 10th grade students who were absent for the Career and Tech presentation will have the opportunity to participate in a virtual presentation on Thursday, Jan. 21 at 3:45 p.m. via Google Meet. The link is meet.google.com/kbq-dgog-qwf Please reach out to Counselors Ryan Fedele or Emily Miller if you have … Continue reading “Virtual presentation about BOCES Career & Tech for interested students”

COVID-19 positive case

The Fonda-Fultonville Central School District has been informed that a member of the elementary school tested positive for COVID-19. Our hybrid learning schedule is not impacted by this case and FFCS remains open for in-person instruction.  Contact tracing has been completed. If you were not contacted, then you know that you and/or your child have … Continue reading “COVID-19 positive case”

Jan. 8: COVID-19 positive case (no contact tracing needed)

Today FFCS was informed that a member of the high school has tested positive for COVID-19. Because the individual has not been on campus since before winter recess, there is no need for contact tracing from the school setting or for any other member of the school community to quarantine. School remains open and our … Continue reading “Jan. 8: COVID-19 positive case (no contact tracing needed)”

Q&A: School-based COVID-19 testing and microcluster colored zones

One element of the state’s strategy to combat COVID-19 has been the Micro-Cluster Initiative. This is a system of designating certain areas as a Yellow, Orange or Red zone based on the prevalence of COVID-19. These zones come with certain restrictions and protocols designed to limit the spread of the virus, including school-based COVID testing. … Continue reading “Q&A: School-based COVID-19 testing and microcluster colored zones”

Superintendent letter on return to school Jan. 4

Dear FFCS Families, We hope our students and their families have had a chance to enjoy the holiday break. The year 2020 certainly created challenges for all of us, but as a school community we have stayed Brave Strong and worked together to support one another. On Monday, Jan. 4, we will return to our … Continue reading “Superintendent letter on return to school Jan. 4”