Author: richard.meddaugh

The Fonda-Fultonville Central School District has the highest graduation rate of all 80+ districts in the Albany Business Review’s most recent school rankings. FFCS was ranked No. 15 overall, the highest ranking in the Hamilton-Fulton-Montgomery region. Fonda-Fultonville’s graduation rate hit an all-time high 97% for the Class of 2019, according to data released by the … Continue reading “FFCS has highest graduation rate in Business Review’s school rankings”

Congratulations to the following students who are recognized as “triple threat” athletes during the 2019-20 school year. They are student athletes who participated in and completed three sports seasons this year. Students were recognized with a certificate and T-shirt. Seniors Julia Bagnardi volleyball, indoor track, outdoor track Adriana Butler volleyball, indoor track, softball Guiliana Capparello … Continue reading “FFCS Athletics recognizes triple threat student athletes”

Fonda-Fultonville Elementary School is proud to announce its Citizenship Flag Award winners. Each were selected as demonstrating outstanding citizenship. U.S. Rep. Paul Tonko has honored each recipient with a flag that has been flown over the state Capitol in their name. Congratulations! Prekindergarten: Kinleigh Roth Kindergarten: Gwendolyn Jeffer Grade 1: Colin Miller Grade 2: Connor … Continue reading “Elementary school announces Citizenship Flag Award winners”

Congratulations to the following fourth graders for completing the recorder program in music teacher Lisa Vosburgh’s class! Annelyse Ayala Freddy Breglia Lauren Carpenter Sidney Carpenter Garrett Coon Gabby DaBiere Dominic DelCarmen Claire Dickson Riley Duffy Gavin Fernandez Emmet Gunther Trent Henderson Tucker Hernigle Henry Huckans Fred Keller Yvanna Lais Sidnee Linart Nelinda Mazariegos-Tomas Sophia McWayne … Continue reading “Students recognized for completing music program”

Proposed budget cuts spending as school leaders project the loss of $1 million in state aid School leaders are projecting the loss of $1 million in state aid during the 2020-21 school year as they anticipate the impact of the New York state budget enacted on April 2. New provisions in the state budget contribute … Continue reading “NYS provisions impact FFCS budget revenue”