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”
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Dear Parents/Guardians: We will soon begin the process of preparing classroom assignments for next year. As educators, we take the placement of each child very seriously. Teachers carefully assess each student’s social and emotional development, academic ability, and overall learning style before determining the composition of prospective classes. Ultimately, the final decision regarding student placement … Continue reading “Information about elementary teacher classroom assignments”
The Fonda-Fultonville High School Counseling Department has posted all scholarship applications online. Access them at the following link: Scholarship Applications and Scholarship Booklet The Scholarship Booklet includes a list of all the available scholarships, as well as information about financial aid. Due dates are listed at the link below: 2019-20 Scholarship Deadlines Students should print … Continue reading “Scholarship applications are online”
FFCS is one of 91 New York schools set to receive grant money through New York State’s Agricultural Education Incentive Grants Program. The program, which is funded through the state budget, provides assistance to local school-based agricultural education programs to support the next generation of New York’s agricultural workforce, a news release said. Learn more … Continue reading “FFCS awarded grant for agriculture education program”
The nomination remarked about Palandro’s ability to connect with her students and her dedication to helping each one succeed.
FFCS extends its sincere gratitude to the foundation for granting awards to benefit its schools.
Their success clinched them a spot at the regional championships in Utica on March 14.
Sawyer Fredericks of “The Voice” surprised students with a concert and classrooms welcomed guest readers during the daylong celebration.
