It was a beautiful day for FJSHS's annual Class Olympics—but a little cold for a dunk tank! That didn't stop the fun! Students and staff enjoyed the afternoon playing games and spending time together. #LeaveALegacy #BetterTogether
Congrats Adori, Damien and Olivia for winning DFCA items in the last DFCA all member random drawing!
Last night, we had the opportunity to honor our staff who have been in the district for milestone years, including 10, 15, 20, 30, and 40 years! We also celebrated those who retired or are retiring this year. We appreciate everyone who came to celebrate and recognize our staff members. A special "thank you" to the food service for making an amazing meal and the custodial staff for having everything set and ready to go. #leavealegacy #fostoriaproud #bettertogether
Our National Junior Honor Society inducted 14 new members this week. These students demonstrate a commitment to scholarship, service, leadership, character, and citizenship.
Join our team! # LeaveaLegacy #BetterTogether
Don't forget, if your student is in 9-12 grade and plans to attend summer school, you must fill out the Google Form. Please see the flyer below and scan the QR code to access the form. Thank you!
We’re in the final weeks of school!
Here are some tips to help you and your student finish the year on a positive note, plan for a fun and productive summer, and gear up for a strong start to the next school year.
🍎 Happy Teacher Appreciation Week! 🍎
This week, we celebrate the incredible teachers across our district who go above and beyond daily to inspire, succeed, and leave a legacy with our students. Thank you for being the heart of our schools! #ThankATeacher #TeacherAppreciationWeek
🎭 SHOUT-OUT YOUR STAR! 👑
Once Upon a Mattress: Youth Edition
Student Shout-Outs Now Open!
Let your performer know how proud you are! Submit a Student Shout-Out to be printed in the official program for Once Upon a Mattress: Youth Edition.
Whether it’s a “Break a leg!” or a heartfelt message, this is your chance to celebrate their hard work and talent on stage!
📝 Submit here:
👉 https://forms.gle/kmBKsTTHEU7AZSNA7
🗓 Deadline: May 11th, 2025
📍 Your message will appear in the printed program!
Congratulations to the 2025 Prom King, Tim Philon, and Prom Queen, Amijah Poole!
We had the opportunity to recognize some great people at Monday evening's Fostoria Board of Education meeting! Maintenance workers and bus drivers were recognized, along with the many volunteers in our district. We are so lucky to have all of you, and we appreciate your dedication to our students and community.
Just a reminder that our last parent café is happening tonight, Tuesday, April 29th, from 4:00 to 5:30 PM in Legacy Hall.
We’ll have free childcare, snacks, and drinks available, plus some great resources for families to take home. We’re also excited to have some special guests from the Positive Education Program (P.E.P.) who will share tips on handling challenging behaviors in kids.
We can’t wait to see you all there.
Good afternoon. Our phones are back up and running. Thank you for your patience!
Friday, April 25, Mrs Reinhart's class took a field trip to Greenfield Stables in Tiffin. This happens to be FJSHS's paraprofessional, Gail Kingseed's horse farm! Students got to meet all the horses and learned about horse safety. They also learned how to lead horses and then saddled them, and everyone was able to ride! Even the staff got to enjoy the horses and participate!! It was a great experience for everyone, as many kids don't get this kind of hands-on opportunity!!
Good morning. At this time, the phone lines in all Fostoria City Schools buildings are down. The internet is still up and running, and email is the best way to get in touch with anyone. We will let you know when the issue is resolved. Thank you!
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!
