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FFCS hosts college recognition day for student-athletes

On Wednesday, May 28 the FFCS Athletics Department hosted its yearly college recognition day event to recognize those student-athletes continuing to pursue athletics in college. “Each year, our district recognizes the student-athletes that will continue their athletic pursuits at the next level of competition,” said FFCS Athletic Director Eric Wilson. “We have been fortunate to … Continue reading “FFCS hosts college recognition day for student-athletes”

District introduces Top 10 for Class of 2025

The Fonda-Fultonville Central School District proudly announces the Top Ten students for the Class of 2025. Each year, the district recognizes the Top 10 students and highlights their commitment and accomplishments. Each year, the top four graduates will give speeches at the annual high school commencement ceremony in June. “The Top 10 recognition is an … Continue reading “District introduces Top 10 for Class of 2025”

FFCS voters approve $36.1 million budget

Voters of the Fonda-Fultonville Central School District approved a $36.1 million budget for the 2025-26 school year, with 273 in favor and 85 opposed – a margin of 76%. The $36,137,055 budget for the 2025-26 school year carries a 2.71% tax levy increase, within the district’s assigned tax levy “cap” of 2.92%. A simple majority … Continue reading “FFCS voters approve $36.1 million budget”

FFCS seniors set to receive Seal of Civic Readiness award (Group II)

The Seal of Civic Readiness program is heading into its second year in the district, and it continues to highlight graduating seniors and their commitment to civic duty. Today, we highlight our second group of seniors receiving this recognition. As we shared last week, the Seal of Civic Readiness is a formal honor from the … Continue reading “FFCS seniors set to receive Seal of Civic Readiness award (Group II)”

Regents Review Schedules

The Regents Review schedules are now available for the following subject areas: Global History: Tuesday May 20: Room 67, 2:30-3:15 Thursday May 22: Room 67, 2:30-3:15 Thursday May 29: Room 67, 2:30-3:15 Tuesday June 3: Room 67, 2:30-3:15 Thursday June 5: Room 67, 2:30-3:15 Tuesday June 10: Room 67, 2:30-3:15 Thursday June 12:  Room 67, 2:30-3:15 … Continue reading “Regents Review Schedules”

Transportation Update: Bus passes

We are reaching out to address the issue of bus passes for students. As a reminder, once a student is provided with a designated bus route, the district will only provide transportation for that route throughout the school year. This means that students are prohibited from switching bus routes during the school year. However, if … Continue reading “Transportation Update: Bus passes”

Building a healthy campus!

Recently, the district introduced newly designed No Smoking Signs to remind the school community that the district is a tobacco-free zone. The signs were made possible through a grant from Reality Check. This is an organization overseen by Catholic Charities that helps prevent tobacco product use. Each week, FFCS students meet to work on projects … Continue reading “Building a healthy campus!”

FFCS seniors set to receive Seal of Civic Readiness award (Group I)

The Seal of Civic Readiness program is heading into its second year in the district, and it continues to highlight graduating seniors and their commitment to civic duty. Students participating in the program will officially receive their award in June. The Seal of Civic Readiness is a formal honor from the NYS Education Department. Students … Continue reading “FFCS seniors set to receive Seal of Civic Readiness award (Group I)”

Meet the Candidates for Board of Education

The following residents are seeking to be considered for the Board of Education: Kathy Bostick, Raymond Phillips. Jessica Munson (Incumbent), Bonnie Couture (Incumbent) and Brooke Cuddy. You will find their background and photo below. As a reminder, the budget vote will be held on Tuesday, May 20th from noon to 9 p.m. in the high … Continue reading “Meet the Candidates for Board of Education”