Each year, we get to experience FFHS student-athletes as they seek to prove themselves in their respective sports, while proudly representing the Fonda-Fultonville Central School District. This year continues with Fonda-Fultonville making a strong impact in section competition. From softball to baseball to track and field, we have something for everyone this spring season! As … Continue reading “2022 FFCS Spring Athletic Season Review”
The FFES Character Education team is proud to announce that awards for the fourth quarter were distributed the week of June 13-17. The individuals who received these awards were nominated by their team of teachers or specialists throughout the building. To view the full listing of fourth quarter winners, click here. To view images, visit … Continue reading “FFES names 4th quarter Character Education award recipients announced”
The FFCS Alumni Series continues to bring stories to life featuring district alumni and their pathways to success. We have continued to share their stories to reinforce the backgrounds that were developed at FFCS and how they’ve made connections in their careers, while shifting their lifestyle narrative. Today, we feature Class of 2002 graduate Peter … Continue reading “FFCS Alumni Series: By searching for family history; a new business venture is created”
On Monday, June 6, FFHS student-athletes, families and coaches gathered to celebrate and recognize FFHS student-athlete achievements at the FFCS High School Sports Awards. Each year, the FFCS Athletic Department hosts this special evening of recognition and this year was no different. We would like to thank all of our student-athletes that participated in their … Continue reading “FFCS High School Sports Awards: Highlights, Recognition and more….”
The Fonda-Fultonville Central School District is proud to announce the Top Ten for the Class of 2022. This list of students have performed and contributed to our school community in many ways. We hope you take some time to review their achievements and wish them well on their future endeavors. Each year, the top four … Continue reading “FFCS announces Class of 2022 Top 10”
Disclosure: Earlier this month, high school students from the Fonda-Fultonville College Participation In Government class took a trip to the New York State Capitol to meet with their district representatives. What better way than to have the students share their experience with our school community. With that being said, please take a moment to read … Continue reading “FFCS College in the High School Participation in Government Class visits the NYS Capitol”
Voters of the Fonda-Fultonville Central School District approved a $31.9 million budget for the 2022-23 school year, with 209 in favor and 52 opposed – a margin of 80%. The budget proposal is below the district’s assigned tax “cap” and required a simple majority of voters (50% plus one) to pass the budget. The $31,962,793 … Continue reading “FFCS voters approve $31.9 million budget, capital improvement project and propositions”
FFCS Community and Friends, Next week, is the final week for yearbook sales. Currently, middle school yearbooks are on sale through Wednesday, May 18 for $10 and will be sold for pre-order only during homeroom and lunch periods. To access an order form, click here. Any questions, please see Ms. Fletcher or email kfletcher@ffcsd.org.
On Thursday, May 12, six Fonda-Fultonville student-athletes participated in the ‘National Letter of Intent Day’ in the high school gymnasium. Surrounded by family and friends, each student signed their commitment letters to attend their respective college and/or university. The following student-athletes signed their letter of intent this afternoon: Colin Kowalski, Dominican College (Golf) Marilyn Whitcavitch, … Continue reading “FFHS student-athletes officially commit on National Letter of Intent Day”
On May 17, 2022, Fonda-Fultonville residents will head to the polls to vote on a proposed $31,962,793 spending plan for the 2022-23 school year. Under the proposal, spending would increase by 3.62% from the current year. The proposed budget carries a 1.9% tax levy increase which is below the district’s assigned tax levy “cap” of … Continue reading “FFCS Board of Education adopts $31.9 million spending plan for 2022-23 school year”
