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FFHS students and families, The following dates and times have been scheduled to prepare for the Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT). Please note that the prep classes are free for Fonda-Fultonville students. SAT Math Prep Classes Monday, March 21 – Mrs. Waters Room; 2:45 p.m. to 3:45 p.m. Monday, March 28 – Mrs. Waters Room; 2:45 … Continue reading “FFHS announces upcoming SAT prep classes”
The winter athletic season is continuing to heat up! Over the weekend, FFHS Junior Owen Hicks secured his place in Fonda-Fultonville history books by defeating Warrensburg/Bolton’s Dante Corriveau in the first period to win the Division 2 145-pound championship at the Section II 2022 State Qualifying Championships in Glens Falls, NY on Saturday, February 12. … Continue reading “FFCS creates history at Section II wrestling championships”
The month of February is Career & Technical Education month! As part of that recognition, school districts across the nation look to feature the unique and critical programs aimed at preparing today’s students for tomorrow’s workforce. What is Career & Technical Education? Career and Technical Education programs (CTE) are student-based programs that provide access to … Continue reading “Career & Technical Education and its impact on FFCS students”
Each year, the FF Theatrical Company creates new opportunities for students to engage in learning about performance art, while connecting with communities from across the globe. This winter, students in the FF Theatrical Co. had the opportunity to learn from professional actors and actresses as part of the “Broadway Weekends” program. The New York City-based … Continue reading “FF Theatrical Company connecting with global community”
At the conclusion of 2021, FFHS students completed an in-depth project that focused on researching their family heritage and lineage. Utilizing federal and state census records, vital records (birth, marriage, death certificates), military and immigration records, along with newspaper articles from Fulton County Historical Society and interviews with family members, students were able to discover … Continue reading “FFHS students complete ancestry research”
For the 2021-22 school year, FFCSD fall athletic teams excelled in their respective sports. Recently, the boys cross country team sent seven runners to the state championships in Chenango Forks, NY. The team delivered a third place finish in the team standings and FFHS junior Bennett Melita placed fourth overall (individually) in the Class C … Continue reading “FFCSD fall sport teams excelling on state and regional stages”
Reminder to all families: On Friday, November 19, the FFCS will have a half day of school. Please note that the ES will dismiss at 11:35 a.m. and the MS/HS will dismiss at 11:45 a.m. In addition, on Tuesday, November 23, FFCS will have a mandatory Emergency Early Release drill. As a result of this … Continue reading “District Update: Emergency Early Release Dismissal and Half Day Procedures”
FFCSD Families, The district’s fall newsletter is available for viewing. You can access the newsletter by clicking here. We hope you enjoy reading about some of the great news and initiatives coming out of the FFCSD!
The FFCSD Alumni Series continues to roll on and today we share the story of former student and marketing guru Paige Kosinski. Ms. Kosinski is a Class of 2016 graduate of Fonda-Fultonville Central School District and her pathway has taken her to the “Music City ” of Nashville. She currently is the Co-Founder at Odyssey … Continue reading “Class of 2016 alumnus bringing the ‘buzz’ to Nashville”
During a school year, there are a number of resources to ensure students are receiving proper care and outreach to be successful inside and out of today’s classroom. Whether it’s the opportunity to talk one-on-one with a teacher or counselor, expressing their feelings or achievements and finding the security to be themselves during a moment … Continue reading “Providing social-emotional care for today’s students”