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Capital Project 2026: What to know

On Tuesday, December 8, members of the Fonda-Fultonville community will vote on a proposed $51.5 million Capital Project. The proposed capital project focuses on upgrading and modernizing district facilities, including renovations to classrooms, offices, restrooms, locker rooms and common areas; improvements to HVAC, electrical, lighting and plumbing systems; enhanced building security and safety measures; roof, … Continue reading “Capital Project 2026: What to know”

School Board Recognition Week

The week of Oct. 12-16 is School Board Recognition Week. We are fortunate to have dedicated community members serving our students, staff, and Fonda-Fultonville community as board members. We appreciate their effort to keep our students moving forward and choosing their pathway towards success! To learn more about the role of the Board of Education, … Continue reading “School Board Recognition Week”

10/14: A Message from the Superintendent

FFCSD families, friends, and community members, The Fonda-Fultonville Central School District is preparing to hold a Capital Project vote on Tuesday, December 8th. I’m providing some insight into key areas of the upcoming vote as we introduce this transformative project to our Fonda-Fultonville community. On December 8th, we are asking our community to review and … Continue reading “10/14: A Message from the Superintendent”

Stepping into a leadership role with HFM BOCES

Recently, Fonda-Fultonville senior Christian Majewski was appointed as a student liaison (student ex officio member) on the HFM BOCES Board of Education. As part of his role on the Board, Mr. Majewski will be involved in meetings and discussions related to HFM BOCES. Additionally, he will provide a student voice on behalf of the Fonda-Fultonville … Continue reading “Stepping into a leadership role with HFM BOCES”

Veterans Day Celebration

On Tuesday, November 10 at 1:15 p.m., our annual Veterans Day Celebration will take place in the auditorium.  A time for refreshments and socializing will begin at 12:30 p.m. in the multi-purpose room.  This event is not open to the public, as seating is limited.  However, we invite all veterans/active service members and their families … Continue reading “Veterans Day Celebration”

Food Services introduces a monthly newsletter for families and caregivers

We are pleased to introduce the Food Services department’s monthly newsletter for district families, students and caregivers. Each month, Food Service Manager Mrs. Palmer will share important information about the programs and services they deliver to our students. You can view the October version here. “We always look for new ways to keep our families … Continue reading “Food Services introduces a monthly newsletter for families and caregivers”

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, Michelle 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”

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”