Districtwide initiative shows appreciation to local healthcare workers
“Thank you for being there when we needed you the most.”
Category: Elementary Stories
Superintendent advocates for expansion of broadband internet
District earns grant funding to give students mobile hotspots, but connectivity limitations persist
Hybrid learning schedule change for kindergarten
We are excited to share that we are increasing in-person classes for our kindergarten students. Beginning Monday, Feb. 1, our kindergarten students in the hybrid learning plan will attend school in-person every week. They will no longer have a week of remote instruction. View the monthly calendar for student schedules. The district has conducted an … Continue reading “Hybrid learning schedule change for kindergarten”
Parent/Family Consent for COVID-19 Testing
FFCS seeks to be proactive and ensure school can stay open
Q&A: School-based COVID-19 testing and microcluster colored zones
One element of the state’s strategy to combat COVID-19 has been the Micro-Cluster Initiative. This is a system of designating certain areas as a Yellow, Orange or Red zone based on the prevalence of COVID-19. These zones come with certain restrictions and protocols designed to limit the spread of the virus, including school-based COVID testing. … Continue reading “Q&A: School-based COVID-19 testing and microcluster colored zones”
Video: Hybrid learning at FFCS
“Our teachers have been extremely open-minded and willing to do anything that has been asked of them.”
View student schedules by grade level
View student schedules by grade level: Outline or monthly calendar view.
Nominate students & staff for a Community Cares Award
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.
Activity brings book to life as first graders learn about friendship
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”
Free & reduced-price meal program applications can now be submitted online
The form can be downloaded and completed on your technology device and then submitted to the school district through our Secure Upload System.