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As any parent or caregiver can understand, having a child who is not feeling well and working to determine what’s happening can be a stressful time. At FFCSD, we are implementing a tele-health program in coordination with Albany Med Health System. The purpose of the new program will allow district nurses to connect with medical … Continue reading “Tele-health aims to reshape student care at FFCS”
The Fonda-Fultonville (FF) Theatrical Company is proud to announce its upcoming spring musical production of Disney’s The Lion King Jr. This spectacular stage adaptation of the beloved animated classic will bring the African savanna to life right in the heart of the Mohawk Valley. The Lion King Jr. tells the story of the epic adventures … Continue reading “F-F Theatrical Company Proudly Presents Disney’s The Lion King Jr.”
Due to the impending weather forecast, the parent-teacher conferences originally scheduled for tonight Thursday, March 5, and tomorrow Friday, March 6 will be rescheduled. The new dates for parent-teacher conferences are Thursday, March 19, and Friday, March 20. If you have any questions please contact your student(s) main office. Please note: the district will follow … Continue reading “Parent-teacher conferences rescheduled; Normal full-day schedule for March 6”
The district’s winter newsletter is now available for online viewing. You can access it here. We are proud to feature content focused on our engagement with students and how we continue to build on our success. From Artificial Intelligence (AI) to restorative practices in the classroom, and much more. Please note that hardcopy versions will … Continue reading “F-F winter newsletter is here!”
On March 12, FFCSD staff will take on area first responders in a fundraising basketball game to benefit the Class of 2029. Details on the event can be found below. Come out for some fun and show your support!
Beginning on Monday, March 2, kindergarten registration will take place electronically over the course of the next few weeks. The district is encouraging parents/guardians to complete the registration process online. Beginning Monday, March 2, families can begin the online registration process by visiting the district website and choosing the “Student Registration” link. Paper packets will … Continue reading “Kindergarten registration to begin March 2”
On Tuesday, February 3, members of the 100 Women Who Care organization presented a $20,000 check in support of the F-F Backpack Program. The money will be utilized to expand the program allowing students in need to access healthy food options. We thank them for their commitment to our school community, and stay tuned as … Continue reading “100 Women Who Care deliver check to FFCSD”
The weather forecast for the next week is calling for extremely cold temperatures. Please make sure your child is dressed in layers with appropriate winter clothing, such as boots, a warm coat, a hat and gloves. As a reminder, please remember doors open at 7:45AM for both the middle and high school buildings. Please do … Continue reading “Reminder: Weather Alert – Frigid Temperatures”
For the first time in school history, the district secured placement into a New York State United Teachers (NYSUT) program that strengthens mentoring and building-level experience for teaching assistants and classroom aides. Since 2023, NYSUT has offered this program in statewide public schools to improve classroom interaction and direction for teaching assistants and classroom aides. … Continue reading “District receives NYSUT support for teaching assistant/classroom aides’ program”
During the month of November, the district received a $20,000 pledge donation towards its backpack program from a community-based organization titled 100 Women Who Care. With this current donation, the program will be able to increase opportunities for students to have access to healthy and nutritious food items throughout the calendar year, in addition to … Continue reading “100 Women Who Care donates $20K to backpack program”
