As we become more comfortable with our school year routines, we would like to share information regarding pick-up procedures for our elementary and middle school students. For our district to ensure reliable transportation for our students, we request that families or caregivers continue to stay informed in allowing our students to be picked up from … Continue reading “District Pick-up Procedures: What to know”
Congratulations, Mrs. Gulick! Recently, FFCSD Food Service Manager and Youth Activation Committee Advisor for Special Olympics, Jill Gulick, was named the recipient of the 2025 Lunch Hero of the Year award by Chartwells for the Mid-Atlantic region. Mrs. Gulick was recognized for her time and dedication towards providing healthy and nutritious food experiences for students … Continue reading “Gulick receives 2025 Lunch Hero of the Year award”
Throughout the school year, we share numerous communications about what’s happening in your student(s) classroom and throughout the district. We also like to highlight the fun and learning experiences happening across our campus. If you’re looking for some light entertainment and to see what’s happening at FFCS, we encourage you to stay connected by following … Continue reading “Follow the conversation on Facebook!”
We encourage our school families to stay informed by following our Board of Education meetings, policies and agendas. You can access all of this information by visiting: https://www.fondafultonvilleschools.org/boe/
The Board of Education of the Fonda-Fultonville Central School District has scheduled a Regular Board of Education meeting on Monday, September 22, 2025, at 6:30 PM, in the middle school Multi-Purpose Room.
New York’s Distraction-Free Schools Law prohibits the use of personal internet-enabled devices, including smartphones, on K-12 school grounds from the first bell to the last. As part of this new policy, the district submitted its districtwide policy to New York State, along with sharing a survey for families/caregivers to provide community feedback. The Frequently Asked … Continue reading “Distraction-Free FAQ: What to know about New York’s Distraction-Free Schools Law”
Beginning this school year, eighth-grade students will transition to an independent classroom schedule, closely aligning with the model used in grades 9–12. Traditionally, our eighth graders have followed a team-based schedule, moving together from one class to the next. This change marks an exciting step forward in preparing students for high school and beyond. Why … Continue reading “Eighth-grade students to transition to new schedule for 2025-26 school year”
Dear Parents and Guardians, This letter is to inform you of an important new policy regarding cellphone use in schools, which will take effect for the 2025-26 school year. New York State’s Distraction-Free Schools Law prohibits the unsanctioned use of smartphones and other internet-enabled personal devices on school grounds in K-12 schools for the entire … Continue reading “New York State’s Distraction-Free Schools Law (FFHS Implementation Procedures)”
Dear Parents and Guardians, This letter is to inform you of an important new policy regarding cellphone use in schools, which will take effect for the 2025-26 school year. New York State’s Distraction-Free Schools Law prohibits the unsanctioned use of smartphones and other internet-enabled personal devices on school grounds in K-12 schools for the entire … Continue reading “FFMS Cell Phone Ban 2025-2026”
Dear Parents and Guardians, This letter is to inform you of an important new policy regarding cellphone use in schools, which will take effect for the 2025-26 school year. New York State’s Distraction-Free Schools Law prohibits the unsanctioned use of smartphones and other internet-enabled personal devices on school grounds in K-12 schools for the entire … Continue reading “State Mandated Cell Phone Ban at FFES”
