BOE to hold Audit Committee meeting on Oct. 2nd; Details here
The Fonda-Fultonville Central School District’s Board of Education has scheduled an Audit Committee meeting on Friday, October 2, 2026, at noon, in the Superintendent’s Office.
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College in the High School: Shaping Opportunities for Students
The affordability of two- and four-year colleges continues to outpace financial realities for communities and their families. Every bit helps as students chart their pathway after high school, especially those seeking a college education. However, there’s some good news! One way that process is being curbed is through the College in the High School program. … Continue reading “College in the High School: Shaping Opportunities for Students”
MS/HS Drop-Off Procedures: Do’s and Don’ts
The district would like to share information related to the drop-off procedures for our middle and high school students. As a reminder, please follow the safety protocols when driving on our school campus. We encourage our families to be cautious, courteous, and respectful to others when dropping off your student. The following safety measures MUST … Continue reading “MS/HS Drop-Off Procedures: Do’s and Don’ts”
FFCSD is in compliance with New York State Education Law § 3201-b
The Fonda-Fultonville CSD is in compliance with New York State Education Law § 3201-b. To learn more, visit our Forms & Publications page.
FFCSD is in compliance with New York State Education Law § 3201-b
The Fonda-Fultonville CSD is in compliance with New York State Education Law § 3201-b. To learn more, visit our Forms & Publications page.
Bus Safety: Holding drills to keep our students safe
Each year, the district holds a variety of drills to ensure the health and safety of our students. From fire drills to lockdown procedures, each exercise is designed to familiarize students with what to do and how to stay safe in case of an emergency. Today, students took part in the bus safety drill. The … Continue reading “Bus Safety: Holding drills to keep our students safe”
Fonda-Fultonville Jr. FFA Receives $4,550 Grant to Expand Hydroponic Growing
Content provided courtesy of F-F Middle School Technology Teacher & JR. FFA Advisor Ms. Gifford. The Fonda-Fultonville Jr. FFA Chapter is excited to announce that it has been awarded a $4,550 grant through the National FFA Grants for Growing program. The funding will support the purchase of three hydroponic grow towers, providing Jr. FFA members … Continue reading “Fonda-Fultonville Jr. FFA Receives $4,550 Grant to Expand Hydroponic Growing”
Swimming and pool safety information
New York State Education Law requires school districts to provide families with information about drowning prevention, water safety and safe and healthy swimming. This information is intended to help families understand water-related risks and promote safe practices in, on and around water. Water safety information is available here courtesy of Utica National Insurance Group. The … Continue reading “Swimming and pool safety information”
F-F welcomes new assistant principal
On July 20, 2026, the Fonda-Fultonville Central School District appointed Cara M. Bronner as the new assistant principal for the middle and high school buildings. She will officially begin her tenure at FFCSD on August 20, 2026. Ms. Bronner arrives at the district from Capital Region BOCES, where she has served as assistant principal. In that … Continue reading “F-F welcomes new assistant principal”
Fonda-Fultonville Jr. FFA Kicks Off Summer with Leadership, Learning, and Friendly Competition
The following content was provided courtesy of F-F Middle School Teacher and Jr. FFA Advisor Ms. Ashley Gifford. The Fonda-Fultonville Jr. FFA Chapter wrapped up the school year and launched into summer with an exciting lineup of activities that showcased leadership, teamwork, and agricultural education. On the last day of school, the chapter hosted its … Continue reading “Fonda-Fultonville Jr. FFA Kicks Off Summer with Leadership, Learning, and Friendly Competition”