FFA Award Banquet; Learn who was recognized for 2024-25

On Wednesday, June 4, the Fonda-Fultonville Future Farmers of America (FFA) chapter held its annual FFA Awards Banquet to recognize and highlight those who have helped promote FFA to the greater school community. Below is a list of those who were recognized. Community Appreciation Awards: Ag Committee: Brooke Morgan, Ashley Gifford, Dr. Richard DeMallie, Aaron … Continue reading “FFA Award Banquet; Learn who was recognized for 2024-25”

2024-25 FFCS Sports Awards

On Monday, June 2, the Fonda-Fultonville Central School District recognized our student-athletes achievements from the 2024-25 school year. Due to the amount of students recognized at this year’s event, the district has shared a full album on the district’s Facebook page, which can be accessed here. Congratulations to all of our student-athletes for a fantastic … Continue reading “2024-25 FFCS Sports Awards”

FFCS seniors set to receive Seal of Civic Readiness award (Group 4)

The Seal of Civic Readiness program is heading into its second year in the district, and it continues to recognize graduating seniors and their commitment to civic duty. Today, we focus on our third group of seniors receiving this recognition. As we shared earlier this month, the Seal of Civic Readiness is a formal honor … Continue reading “FFCS seniors set to receive Seal of Civic Readiness award (Group 4)”

FFCS hosts college recognition day for student-athletes

On Wednesday, May 28 the FFCS Athletics Department hosted its yearly college recognition day event to recognize those student-athletes continuing to pursue athletics in college. “Each year, our district recognizes the student-athletes that will continue their athletic pursuits at the next level of competition,” said FFCS Athletic Director Eric Wilson. “We have been fortunate to … Continue reading “FFCS hosts college recognition day for student-athletes”

FFCS voters approve $36.1 million budget

Voters of the Fonda-Fultonville Central School District approved a $36.1 million budget for the 2025-26 school year, with 273 in favor and 85 opposed – a margin of 76%. The $36,137,055 budget for the 2025-26 school year carries a 2.71% tax levy increase, within the district’s assigned tax levy “cap” of 2.92%. A simple majority … Continue reading “FFCS voters approve $36.1 million budget”