Budget Vote: Tuesday, May 19 from noon to 9PM. Auditorium Lobby.

Distracted driving presentation hits home with students

On Tuesday, May 12, the district was fortunate to welcome distracted-driving awareness advocate, speaker, and educator Karen Torres. High school juniors and seniors received a first-hand presentation on the dangers of distracted driving and learned how Mrs. Torre’s personal experience shaped her passion for addressing roadway safety.  You can learn more about Ms. Torre’s story … Continue reading “Distracted driving presentation hits home with students”

2026-27 budget newsletter is now available

The vote for the 2026-27 school budget will take place on Tuesday, May 19 from noon to 9 p.m. in the high school auditorium lobby. The 2026-27 budget newsletter is now available online and has been mailed to district homes. Be sure to read what’s new and stay up-to-date on this year’s school budget. You … Continue reading “2026-27 budget newsletter is now available”

CHS Participation in Government visits Capitol

Please note that this article is written courtesy of the students in CHS Participation in Government. On April 28, 2026, Mrs. Brown’s CHS Participation in Government class took a trip to our state Capitol in Albany. There, we were fortunate to speak to our local representatives, Senator Pat Fahy and Assemblyman Robert Smullen. Our class … Continue reading “CHS Participation in Government visits Capitol”

HELP Grant funds education, provides employment for future healthcare works 

This year, four Fonda-Fultonville High School students have been accepted into the St. Mary’s Healthcare System’s HELP Grant Program – a five-year program that helps secure employment for students who plan to pursue a career in healthcare. This year, juniors Gianna Ciaccio and Aiden Glode, along with seniors Kayla Gulick and Mackenzi Dowgielwicz, were accepted … Continue reading “HELP Grant funds education, provides employment for future healthcare works “

2025-26 Winter Sports Review

Each athletic season continues to bring out the best in our student-athletes. We thank the coaches, volunteers families and spectators for making it so special.  Here’s the winter sports review for the 2025-26 winter season: Bowling Anything is possible if you put in the work! This season, the FFCS bowling team returned four experienced bowlers … Continue reading “2025-26 Winter Sports Review”

Inaugural “Career Day” a big hit for middle schoolers

Last week, middle school teachers Mr. Carson and Mrs. Linart introduced the first-ever Career Day to help students learn more about employment opportunities and career pathways. Volunteer speakers from the school community included first responders, a forensic investigator, an archaeologist, a Liberty ARC administrator, and a powerlifting/weight-training professional competitor. The event, a result of Mrs. … Continue reading “Inaugural “Career Day” a big hit for middle schoolers”

Earth Day at a success at Fonda-Fultonville! 

The Fonda-Fultonville Jr. FFA, Middle School Garden Club, and F-F Middle School Ski Club teamed up to celebrate Earth Day by giving back to the place we learn and grow every day—our school campus! Students spent the day working together to clean up litter, freshen up outdoor spaces, and show pride in keeping our environment … Continue reading “Earth Day at a success at Fonda-Fultonville! “

Furnare reaches 100 hit milestone for FFCSD

This week, F-F senior Grace Furnare reached an incredible milestone in her varsity softball career by collecting her 100th career hit in  at Fonda-Fultonville.  “She’s an incredible teammate and student-athlete,” shared Fonda-Fultonville Varsity Softball Coach Kyle Hanson. “We’re still early in the season, but we’re looking forward to watching more of her success the rest … Continue reading “Furnare reaches 100 hit milestone for FFCSD”

District receives NYSATA’s Community of Excellence in Visual Arts distinction

The New York State Art Teachers Association (NYSATA) announced that Fonda-Fultonville is a recipient of the Community of Excellence in Visual Arts distinction. The award represents the district’s commitment to providing quality art education to students in grades pre-K through 12. The district received the designation based on multiple factors, including: administrative support, curriculum-based programs … Continue reading “District receives NYSATA’s Community of Excellence in Visual Arts distinction”

Fundraising hoops for the Class of 2029

What an amazing evening of basketball! We would like to thank the Montgomery County Sheriff’s office and local first responders for participating in our basketball game fundraiser for the Class of 2029. A lot of fun and everyone wins in this type of matchup!