Seniors being recognized for fall sports season

As the fall athletic season winds down, seniors are saying goodbye to the respective sports that they’ve competed in at Fonda-Fultonville. Today marks the recognition of five seniors who are looking to finish their cross-country season strong. Congratulations to Elijah Hulse, Natalie Girard, Natalie Cao, Alexandra Pelaez, and Cheyenne Stuart. Here are the other fall … Continue reading “Seniors being recognized for fall sports season”

F-F junior taking steps towards civic mindfulness

Learning the ins and outs of any organization or local government takes time and determination. Our students are always seeking to learn and understand how our world works and how it shapes our daily lives. Fonda-Fultonville junior Lily Perry is taking the next step as she begins her role serving on the FFCSD Board of Education … Continue reading “F-F junior taking steps towards civic mindfulness”

Health Update: GI and Respiratory Illness

Parents and Guardians, We are seeing an increase in gastrointestinal and respiratory illnesses across the Fonda- Fultonville Central School buildings, as well as across the local counties. These illnesses can be spread by bacteria or a virus and may include symptoms of nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, cough, chest pain, chills, congestion or runny nose, fatigue, fever, … Continue reading “Health Update: GI and Respiratory Illness”

Class of 2029: Color Fun Run on Sunday, Oct. 18

The Class of 2029 will be holding a Color Fun Run on Sunday, Oct. 18th at FFCSD. The event starts at 2 p.m. and registration is open until the day of the event. Attached is the event flyer along with the registration Google form.  This family-friendly event will include a Kids Fun Run and a … Continue reading “Class of 2029: Color Fun Run on Sunday, Oct. 18”

Working together to build trust and student success

In December of last year, the district shared news about a New York State United Teachers (NYSUT) program that Fonda-Fultonville secured placement in to improve communication and training, and to provide shared experiences for teaching assistants and classroom aides. That effort continues with combined training and outreach from the President of the United Employees Assoc. … Continue reading “Working together to build trust and student success”

College in the High School: Shaping Opportunities for Students

The affordability of two- and four-year colleges continues to outpace financial realities for communities and their families. Every bit helps as students chart their pathway after high school, especially those seeking a college education. However, there’s some good news! One way that process is being curbed is through the College in the High School program. … Continue reading “College in the High School: Shaping Opportunities for Students”

MS/HS Drop-Off Procedures: Do’s and Don’ts

The district would like to share information related to the drop-off procedures for our middle and high school students. As a reminder, please follow the safety protocols when driving on our school campus. We encourage our families to be cautious, courteous, and respectful to others when dropping off your student. The following safety measures MUST … Continue reading “MS/HS Drop-Off Procedures: Do’s and Don’ts”