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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”

Spring Concert Series is underway!

Our Spring Concert series kicked off on May 11th and lasts through June 10th. Check out the remaining dates from our schedule below and come enjoy the performances by our incredible student musicians! Remaining dates: 6/9, 6:30pm concert featuring 5th and 6th grade band and chorus 6/10, 6:30pm concert featuring 7th and 8th grade band, … Continue reading “Spring Concert Series is underway!”

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”

Bringing courage and life-saving skills to the community

“Every person can make a difference, and every person should try.” — John F. Kennedy. F-F junior Alex Pearce personifies that quote through his role in assisting with search-and-rescue operations throughout the year as as an active member of the Civil Air Patrol (CAP), which is a congressionally chartered, federally funded, 501(c)3 nonprofit corporation and … Continue reading “Bringing courage and life-saving skills to the community”

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”

June 2026: NYS Regents Review Schedule

The following is a detailed schedule for review prep for Regents examinations for June. Any questions or concerns can be shared with the high school main office. Subject: Algebra Teacher: Mrs. Brush Exam Date: June 17, 2026 Review Sessions: April 30 – June 11; Mon. and Thurs. from 2:30-3:15PM Subject: Algebra 2 Teacher: Mr. Melious … Continue reading “June 2026: NYS Regents Review Schedule”