Good afternoon, just FYI, local police and sheriff's departments will be conducting K9 training on the school's exterior grounds today (Mon, 4/28) from 4-5:30. There is no need to be alarmed, as this is just training. Thank you!
National Superhero Day
April 28th
By Yazmoni Agapiou-Kincade
National Superhero Day is annually celebrated on April 28th to commemorate both real and fictional characters. The true meaning behind superheroes is to provide a model on how to cope with diversity, finding meaning in loss behind trauma, and reminding the younger generation how important it is to discover their strengths and put them to use for a good purpose.
With great power comes great responsibility. Spiderman is the world’s most popular superhero. A regular boy, balancing an everyday life and a charming personality, all while managing to fulfill his superhero duties. Our younger generation can relate to this infamous character in many ways, such as self-doubt, responsibility, confidence, protecting their values, and standing up for themselves and those around them. From 1962 to the newest release expected in 2026, Spiderman has been leaving a legacy for our younger generation. In the early 1940s, superheroes became extremely popular as a form of entertainment. Decades later, still standing strong, leaving their mark.
Attention Senior Drug Free Clubs of America Members Graduation cords are in! If you are a DFCA member graduating this year, you will receive your graduation cord from Mrs. Hinke. We are incredibly proud of our graduating members and so grateful for your commitment to making positive choices. Congratulations and best of luck in all that’s ahead!
We'll see everyone Sunday!
We’re fortunate to have a beautiful school campus, and the 7th Grade Boys to Men group decided to make it even better by picking up trash during our weekly meeting. Thank you, gentlemen, for taking pride in your school and leading by example!
Please stop out tomorrow night at YLA's Box City and help students collect donations for Fostoria Pantry Plus!
We would like to say thanks and congratulations to all of our Drug Free Clubs of America Scholarship Essay participants. While none of our members' essays were selected for the top ten this year, we are proud of their efforts and the thoughtfulness reflected in their submissions.
Each participant will receive a certificate from DFCA in recognition of their hard work. In addition, they will be gifted one of our DFCA at FCS beanie hats as a token of our appreciation.
Thanks again to all who participated and congratulations!
It’s hard to believe there are only 26 school days left. As we near the end of the year, we want to remind you of the school and community resources available to support your students and families during these final days, as well as services that will be available throughout the summer. These resources can help your student finish the year strong and enjoy a great summer.
Come see our students' beautiful work!
Kindergarten registration is this Friday! Please make sure to follow the steps on the flyer to register your student.
Don't forget, tomorrow morning is the day to meet Mr. Longbrake at Java's Enchanted Bean!
Please help support our YLA students in collecting non-perishable food! See below for details.
Don't forget, this FCS Art Show is only 10 days away!
Please see the information below about our upcoming kindergarten registration!
Be sure to order your yearbook for your 9-12th grader; https://www.jostens.com/apps/store/productBrowse/1049461/Fostoria-High-School/2025-Yearbook/20240524041720853142/CATALOG_SHOP
Or your 7-8th grader; https://www.jostens.com/apps/store/productBrowse/2382584/FOSTORIA-JUNIOR-HIGH-SCHOOL/2025-Yearbook/20250325071509157102/CATALOG_SHOP
YLA is hosting their annual Box City. Please come support their efforts by donating non perishable food!
Remember, Mr. Longbrake will be at Java's Enchanted Bean this Friday, April 18th, to chat with community members about topics relevant to FCS!
The second session of our spring Parent Cafes is tomorrow. Hope to see you there!
Dear FJSHS Families,
We want to inform you that students will be dismissed early at 1:00 PM on Thursday, April 17, due to our scheduled Over 'n Up activities for our current 6th grade students.
Please note that buses will run on their regular schedule. Students who need to ride the bus home may remain at school until the normal dismissal time and will be supervised.
Please make arrangements for your student(s) who do not ride the bus.
Thank you for your continued support as we provide our students with a meaningful and engaging experience through Over 'n Up!
If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact the school office.
OPENING NIGHT!
FJSHS's production of Game of Tiaras takes the stage tonight at 7:30 PM! Doors open at 7:00 PM, so get there early to grab your seat.
Tickets:
$7 for staff, students, and seniors
$10 for adults
Cash only, sold at the door
Stargrams will also be available for $2 — cash only.
Come support our amazing cast and crew for a night of royalty, rivalry, and ridiculous fun. You don’t want to miss it!
