We're wrapping up our school celebration of Red Ribbon Week
This week, students learned about making healthy choices, being kind, helping others, and staying drug-free.
Even though our school activities are ending, the message of Red Ribbon Week is important all year long.
Families can keep the conversation going by asking their children what they learned this week.
Don't forget to check out the national Red Ribbon Photo Contest and 2027 Theme Contest.
Visit www.redribbon.org for more information.
Thank you to our students, families, and staff for celebrating with us.
This week, students learned about making healthy choices, being kind, helping others, and staying drug-free.
Even though our school activities are ending, the message of Red Ribbon Week is important all year long.
Families can keep the conversation going by asking their children what they learned this week.
Don't forget to check out the national Red Ribbon Photo Contest and 2027 Theme Contest.
Visit www.redribbon.org for more information.
Thank you to our students, families, and staff for celebrating with us.
Lexandrea Bateson is our Student Spotlight today!
Being a hero means making healthy choices, helping others, and standing up for what's right. Families can help by talking with their children about making safe choices and staying drug-free.
2027 Red Ribbon Theme Contest: Have a creative idea for next year's Red Ribbon Week theme? Students and families can submit ideas for a chance to win $500 in Red Ribbon-themed merchandise for their school!
Learn more at www.redribbon.org/theme/contest.
2027 Red Ribbon Theme Contest: Have a creative idea for next year's Red Ribbon Week theme? Students and families can submit ideas for a chance to win $500 in Red Ribbon-themed merchandise for their school!
Learn more at www.redribbon.org/theme/contest.
Congratulations to our elementary music teacher, Ms. Muntz, who received the Community Keystone Award from the Taylor Automotive Family last Thursday. This award was given to notable recipients in the area who are doing good in the community and making a significant difference in the Toledo area.
We are proud to have Ms. Muntz making that difference right here at Fostoria Elementary! Please join us in congratulating her on this well-deserved recognition!
We are proud to have Ms. Muntz making that difference right here at Fostoria Elementary! Please join us in congratulating her on this well-deserved recognition!
Reece Blair is our Senior Spotlight for today!
This Red Ribbon Week, we're encouraging students to make healthy choices, stay drug-free, and be positive role models.
📸 Red Ribbon Photo Contest: Families can join the national contest by decorating their homes with this year's theme and submitting a photo for a chance to win an iPad and $1,000 for a K–12 school!
Entries are open through November 2.
Learn more at www.redribbon.org/contest.
📸 Red Ribbon Photo Contest: Families can join the national contest by decorating their homes with this year's theme and submitting a photo for a chance to win an iPad and $1,000 for a K–12 school!
Entries are open through November 2.
Learn more at www.redribbon.org/contest.
Don't forget, next week is Red Ribbon Spirit Week.
Join us October 26–30 for our daily dress-up days:
Monday, 10/26: Dress for Success
Tuesday, 10/27: Superhero Day
Wednesday, 10/28: Wear Red Day
Thursday, 10/29: Mismatch Day
Friday, 10/30: Spooky & Festive Friday
Be sure to check your building's Spirit Week flyer for more details and dress-up guidelines. Remember, all spirit day outfits must still be school-appropriate.
Join us October 26–30 for our daily dress-up days:
Monday, 10/26: Dress for Success
Tuesday, 10/27: Superhero Day
Wednesday, 10/28: Wear Red Day
Thursday, 10/29: Mismatch Day
Friday, 10/30: Spooky & Festive Friday
Be sure to check your building's Spirit Week flyer for more details and dress-up guidelines. Remember, all spirit day outfits must still be school-appropriate.
Happy Red Ribbon Week
Red Ribbon Week is celebrated nationwide October 23–31 to raise awareness about drug prevention and encourage kids to make safe, healthy, and drug-free choices.
FCS will be celebrating Monday, October 26, through Friday, October 30.
This year's theme is "Make a Difference. Be a Hero. Stay Drug Free."
Throughout the week, students will learn about making healthy choices, helping others, and being positive role models.
Learn more at www.redribbon.org.
Red Ribbon Week is celebrated nationwide October 23–31 to raise awareness about drug prevention and encourage kids to make safe, healthy, and drug-free choices.
FCS will be celebrating Monday, October 26, through Friday, October 30.
This year's theme is "Make a Difference. Be a Hero. Stay Drug Free."
Throughout the week, students will learn about making healthy choices, helping others, and being positive role models.
Learn more at www.redribbon.org.
This week's seniors in the spotlight are Michael DeLaRosa and Z'Karah Tucker!
2026-27 Boys to Men Group Photo. These young men have made a commitment to be a positive part of our school community.
Red Ribbon Spirit Week is October 26–30
Join us as we celebrate Red Ribbon Week and encourage students to make healthy choices, stay drug-free, and be a hero.
Monday, 10/26: Dress for Success
Tuesday, 10/27: Superhero Day
Wednesday, 10/28: Wear Red Day
Thursday, 10/29: Mismatch Day
Friday, 10/30: Spooky & Festive Friday
Check out your school's attached Spirit Week flyer for more details and dress-up guidelines. Remember, all Spirit Week outfits must still be school-appropriate.
Make a Difference. Be a Hero. Stay Drug Free.
Join us as we celebrate Red Ribbon Week and encourage students to make healthy choices, stay drug-free, and be a hero.
Monday, 10/26: Dress for Success
Tuesday, 10/27: Superhero Day
Wednesday, 10/28: Wear Red Day
Thursday, 10/29: Mismatch Day
Friday, 10/30: Spooky & Festive Friday
Check out your school's attached Spirit Week flyer for more details and dress-up guidelines. Remember, all Spirit Week outfits must still be school-appropriate.
Make a Difference. Be a Hero. Stay Drug Free.
Noah Bernal is today's Senior Spotlight!
FCS Families: A fire alarm was accidentally activated on campus this afternoon at FJSHS. There is no emergency, and everyone is safe. We wanted to let families know in case you heard or saw emergency personnel responding to campus. Thank you!
Reminder: There is no school this Friday (Oct. 16) because of a teacher professional development/work day. We also have no school on Wednesday, Oct. 21, for parent-teacher conferences. Conferences are from 8:00 am - 7:30 pm for FES and FJSHS.
Just a reminder, no school for students this Friday, October 16th!
The spotlight is on Trinity Williams today!
Today, our 6th-grade students—and their teachers!—had the opportunity to learn directly from our local first responders through a variety of hands-on small-group activities and demonstrations.
Students also gathered for some exciting whole-group demonstrations, including a ProMedica Air Ambulance, K-9 demonstration, drone demonstration, and Taser demonstration.
A HUGE thank you to all of the local first responders and community partners who took the time to share their knowledge, skills, and experiences with our students. We appreciate everything you do for our community and for making today such a memorable learning experience!
Safety Forces Day participants included: Fostoria Police Department, Fostoria Fire Division, ProMedica, Seneca County Sheriff’s Office, Wood County Sheriff’s Office/SWAT Team, and the Seneca County Dog Warden.
Students also gathered for some exciting whole-group demonstrations, including a ProMedica Air Ambulance, K-9 demonstration, drone demonstration, and Taser demonstration.
A HUGE thank you to all of the local first responders and community partners who took the time to share their knowledge, skills, and experiences with our students. We appreciate everything you do for our community and for making today such a memorable learning experience!
Safety Forces Day participants included: Fostoria Police Department, Fostoria Fire Division, ProMedica, Seneca County Sheriff’s Office, Wood County Sheriff’s Office/SWAT Team, and the Seneca County Dog Warden.
With an incredible 13,340 pounds collected, Fostoria City Schools WON the first-ever three-way Goodwill Pass It On Challenge!
This afternoon, our students were presented with a $500 check from Goodwill and 13abc to celebrate the win!
A HUGE thank you to our families and community members who cleaned out their closets, garages, and homes and donated throughout the week. This win was truly a community effort!
13,340 pounds! Way to show up, Fostoria!
This afternoon, our students were presented with a $500 check from Goodwill and 13abc to celebrate the win!
A HUGE thank you to our families and community members who cleaned out their closets, garages, and homes and donated throughout the week. This win was truly a community effort!
13,340 pounds! Way to show up, Fostoria!
Recently, our 7th-grade students learned about the MH Champions Club, sponsored by Imagine for Youth.
Through this program, students have the opportunity to earn a $5,000 scholarship when they graduate by committing to being multi-sport athletes and honor roll students throughout their high school years.
Fun Fact: This year’s seniors were the first group of seventh graders offered this opportunity! We’re excited to see how many members of the Class of 2027 complete the program and earn the scholarship this year.
Thank you to Imagine for Youth for investing in our students and encouraging them to succeed both in the classroom and through athletics!
Through this program, students have the opportunity to earn a $5,000 scholarship when they graduate by committing to being multi-sport athletes and honor roll students throughout their high school years.
Fun Fact: This year’s seniors were the first group of seventh graders offered this opportunity! We’re excited to see how many members of the Class of 2027 complete the program and earn the scholarship this year.
Thank you to Imagine for Youth for investing in our students and encouraging them to succeed both in the classroom and through athletics!
Boston Trent is today's Senior Spotlight!
