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The district is pleased to announce the appointment of Evan Melanson as the new assistant principal at Fonda-Fultonville Elementary School. Mr. Melanson was officially appointed on Monday, September 22, by the Board of Education and will officially begin his duties on Monday October 27th, 2025 . Mr. Melanson brings nearly 14 years of education experience … Continue reading “FFCSD welcomes new assistant principal”
District listed as an i-Ready Super Stretch School The Fonda-Fultonville Central School District announced today that its middle school was named an i-Ready Super Stretch School for the 2024-25 school year – the only public middle school in New York State, and only one of three public schools in the State to receive this designation. … Continue reading “FFCSD makes its mark in Math/ELA proficiency”
As we become more comfortable with our school year routines, we would like to share information regarding pick-up procedures for our elementary and middle school students. For our district to ensure reliable transportation for our students, we request that families or caregivers continue to stay informed in allowing our students to be picked up from … Continue reading “District Pick-up Procedures: What to know”
New York’s Distraction-Free Schools Law prohibits the use of personal internet-enabled devices, including smartphones, on K-12 school grounds from the first bell to the last. As part of this new policy, the district submitted its districtwide policy to New York State, along with sharing a survey for families/caregivers to provide community feedback. The Frequently Asked … Continue reading “Distraction-Free FAQ: What to know about New York’s Distraction-Free Schools Law”
Beginning this school year, eighth-grade students will transition to an independent classroom schedule, closely aligning with the model used in grades 9–12. Traditionally, our eighth graders have followed a team-based schedule, moving together from one class to the next. This change marks an exciting step forward in preparing students for high school and beyond. Why … Continue reading “Eighth-grade students to transition to new schedule for 2025-26 school year”
Dear Parents and Guardians, This letter is to inform you of an important new policy regarding cellphone use in schools, which will take effect for the 2025-26 school year. New York State’s Distraction-Free Schools Law prohibits the unsanctioned use of smartphones and other internet-enabled personal devices on school grounds in K-12 schools for the entire … Continue reading “FFMS Cell Phone Ban 2025-2026”
On Monday, June 30, the Fonda-Fultonville Central School District Board of Education appointed Ms. Erica Wardell as the new principal of Fonda-Fultonville Middle School. Ms. Wardell brings over 14 years of experience in education, with a strong background in instructional leadership, student engagement, and school-community partnerships. In addition, Ms. Wardell brings a deep commitment to … Continue reading “FFCS welcomes new middle school principal”
School supply lists are now available for grades 5-8. FFMS Supply List – Grade 5 FFMS Supply List – Grade 6 FFMS Supply List – Grade 7 FFMS Supply List – Grade 8
Character Education is proud to announce that Maroon & Gold Awards for the fourth quarter were distributed on Thursday, June 12. The individuals who received these awards were nominated by their team of teachers or special area teachers throughout the building. Students were chosen based on their outstanding display of kindness and empathy this quarter … Continue reading “FFMS Character Ed recipients announced for Q4”
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”
