Programs at the Fonda-Fultonville Middle School are helping students make positive choices. Fifth grade has started both the DARE program with School Resource Officer Heather Harder and CHOICES with Shawn Flynn of the HFM Prevention Council. DARE is a police officer-led series of classroom lessons that teaches children how to resist peer pressure and live … Continue reading “Programs help students make positive choices”
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Beginning Monday, Nov. 9, our prekindergarten students in the hybrid learning plan will attend school in-person every week. They will no longer have a week of remote instruction. The district has conducted an ongoing review of operations since reopening. We are able to welcome our prekindergarten students on a daily basis because they do not … Continue reading “Prekindergarten students to attend school daily”
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Beginning Monday, Nov. 9, 7th and 8th grade students in the hybrid learning plan will begin a revised school schedule. Students will continue to rotate in-person and remote learning, but the number of in-person days is increased. Students in grades 7-8 will continue to attend school in-person for one full week every month. Additionally, students … Continue reading “Middle school to increase in-person classes for grades 7-8”
Whether it’s supporting a cause or simply going the extra mile to help someone, all acts of kindness will be considered for this award – no act is too small.
Clubs and extracurricular activities are persevering at Fonda-Fultonville High School regardless of the circumstances. Students are welcome and encouraged to participate in the following activities as appropriate. If you do not see an activity or club listed here, please reach out to the advisor or teacher for more information. Art Club Students who are interested … Continue reading “Participate virtually in high school clubs & extracurricular activities”
Rachel Hicks and Rachel Servant’s first graders recently got a sweet life lesson about friendship. Students learned about kindness, courtesy, respect, and friendship by reading the book “Enemy Pie.” The story is about a little boy who bakes a pie for his enemy, only to realize through the process that his enemy is actually his … Continue reading “Activity brings book to life as first graders learn about friendship”
Beginning Monday, Oct. 5, high school students in the hybrid learning plan will begin a revised school schedule. Students will continue to rotate in-person and remote learning, but the number of in-person days is increased. The cycle will include one day of in-person learning followed by two days of remote learning on a repeating pattern. … Continue reading “FFCS to increase in-person classes at the high school”
Fonda-Fultonville High School and Fulton-Montgomery Community College held a virtual information session for eligible juniors and seniors who are interested in learning more about earning college credit while still in high school. A recording of the session is available below. FFCS and FMCC work in partnership to provide two opportunities for students to earn college … Continue reading “Virtual information session for College in the High School, Pathways program with FMCC”
