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YouTube series seeks to connect elementary students with reading

FFCS Elementary Families, Building Powerful Readers is a video series designed for Fonda-Fultonville elementary families. The purpose is to give parents and caregivers tips, tools, and information on how practicing at home can strengthen oral language development, early reading skills, and solid comprehension skills. As the series progresses, there will be videos to assist our … Continue reading “YouTube series seeks to connect elementary students with reading”

FF Theatrical Co. to deliver “The Little Mermaid” musical; March 24-26

During the weekend of March 24-26, the FF Theatrical Co. will be performing their featured Spring 2023 musical production “A Little Mermaid” which is based on one of Hans Christian Andersen’s most beloved stories and the classic animated film, Disney’s The Little Mermaid. To purchase tickets and learn more about this year’s production, click here. … Continue reading “FF Theatrical Co. to deliver “The Little Mermaid” musical; March 24-26”

Real-world topics helping to shape the decision-making process for today’s students

Sometimes it’s the little things that can turn into major issues for adults, as well as our students. Whether it’s balancing finances, saving for important purchases, planning for our future, or day-to-day living. At FFCS, middle school students are gaining invaluable experience in learning how budgeting can be critical as they grow older and how … Continue reading “Real-world topics helping to shape the decision-making process for today’s students”

FFCS students excel at regional Odyssey of the Mind (OM™) competition

The Fonda-Fultonville Central School District is proud to announce that its elementary and middle school students had a great showing at the recent Odyssey of the Mind (OM™) regional competition last weekend at  Johnstown High School. The students faced off against area competitors and showcased their hard work and dedication during this year’s competition. Here … Continue reading “FFCS students excel at regional Odyssey of the Mind (OM™) competition”

Building connections within our community

Last month, the Key Club of Fonda-Fultonville Central School paid a visit to the Arkell Adult Home in Canajoharie, N.Y. The purpose of this community-building event was to allow members of the Key Club to present numerous homemade Valentine’s Day cards, which were created by members of the Key Club, to the residents of the … Continue reading “Building connections within our community”

FFCS kindergarten registration is open for the 2023-24 school year

Parents and Caregivers, The Fonda-Fultonville Central School District is currently offering Kindergarten registration for the 2023-24 school year. We encourage parents/guardians to participate in the registration process online. To begin the process, please visit the registration page here. In addition, paper packets will also be available and can be requested by contacting the Elementary Office … Continue reading “FFCS kindergarten registration is open for the 2023-24 school year”

We’re back! FFES to celebrate Youth Art Month in March

Each March, schools across the nation prepare to showcase their creativity in the classroom. Otherwise known as Youth Art Month, this month is highlighted as an annual observance to emphasize the value of art education for all children and to encourage support for quality school art programs. Started in 1961 by the ACMI (Art and … Continue reading “We’re back! FFES to celebrate Youth Art Month in March”

FFCS Jazz Fest; 20 years of making music and memories

The 2022-23 school year marked the 20th year of the FFCS Jazz Fest concert series. For the 20th anniversary, the Fonda-Fultonville Central School District invited 20 school district bands to participate in this special event. Throughout the day, you could hear the sweet sounds of jazz, contemporary, and big-band musical styles for all to enjoy! … Continue reading “FFCS Jazz Fest; 20 years of making music and memories”

Level Up Club: Bringing new insight to learning and creativity

Extracurricular clubs and activities continue to play a significant role in allowing students to experience new areas of learning. According to a recent study by the U.S. Census Bureau, which analyzed data from between 1998 and 2020, children are engaging in more extracurricular activities like lessons and sports than they did more than two decades … Continue reading “Level Up Club: Bringing new insight to learning and creativity”