The Fonda-Fultonville Central School District announces that qualified residents interested in seeking a seat on the Board of Education must file a petition for nomination, which must be signed by at least 25 voters of the district. Petitions may be picked up at the district office and must be returned by 5:00 p.m. on April … Continue reading “Interested in becoming a BOE member?”
The FFES is setting the bar high and sharing some positive connections with the community. Recently, for the Read for Ronald McDonald House Charities of the Capital Region (RMHC-CR) campaign, the FFES had set a fundraising goal of $2,000 for the month of February. As of today, the FFES has raised a record amount totaling … Continue reading “FFES sets all-time high fundraising goal for RMHC”
Each March, schools across the nation prepare to showcase their creativity in the classroom. Otherwise known as Youth Art Month, this month is highlighted as an annual observance to emphasize the value of art education for all children and to encourage support for quality school art programs. “Youth Art Month is a great opportunity for … Continue reading ” FFES is celebrating Youth Art Month”
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”
Dear FFCS Families: This afternoon, Governor Kathy Hochul announced that the statewide mask requirement in schools will be lifted on Wednesday, March 2. This means that starting Wednesday, students, school staff and visitors will no longer be required to wear face coverings or masks in any of our school buildings or on school buses. Mask … Continue reading “Governor Hochul lifts mask mandate for schools on March 2”
As the COVID-19 transmission rate continues to decrease, the Fonda-Fultonville Central School District has partnered other districts in supporting a letter advocating for a pathway back to normalcy (see below). This letter was sent to both Governor Hochul and New York State Department of Health Commissioner Bassett. We have also shared our feedback with those … Continue reading “Mid-winter break notification to FFCS Families “
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”
On Monday, Feb. 7, students involved with the National Honor Society (NHS) delivered over 30 bags of food to the FFCS Backpack Program. As part of this year’s service project, the 30 NHS members, along with advisor Deidre Palmer, chose to gather items to donate to the school’s Backpack Program in order to help fellow … Continue reading “National Honor Society lends support to FFCS Backpack Program”
Dear FFMS families and students, We have exciting news! This week, the first in a series of mini videos aimed at increasing students reading at home will premiere on the district’s YouTube page. The newly launched series is called Middle Reading Matters. Sharon Kline and Danielle Hinrichs have partnered to create short weekly videos for … Continue reading “FFMS launches ‘Middle Reading Matters’ program for families”