Join us Thursday, October 2nd to support our volleyball team and a great cause at the same time!
6 months ago, Courtney Fleming
volley for a cure
Mrs. Reinhart's class volunteered today to help Wood County Plays today!
6 months ago, Courtney Fleming
Ashely Reinhart's class
Today, Micah Hyde and the Imagine For Youth Foundation introduced the Micah Hyde Champions Club to our 7th graders.

🎓 Student-athletes in grades 8–11 were recognized with certificates for achieving Honor Roll and for being multi-sport athletes.

💰 Through this program, students can earn points for making the honor roll and participating in multiple sports, with the chance to receive a $5,000 scholarship for higher education upon graduation. Our current juniors will be the first class eligible for this amazing opportunity!

We’re excited to see our students rise to the challenge! ❤️🖤
6 months ago, Courtney Fleming
Noah Bernal MHCC Q1 25-26
Whole Group Q1 MHCC
Close up of students with Micah Hyde
Yesterday, students in Ms. Mullins' 3rd-grade class participated in a hands-on lesson with Literacy Coach, Ms. Lee. They discussed the question "How are writers like artists?" and talked about the 4 stages of the writing process.
6 months ago, Courtney Fleming
How is an author like an artist?  3rd grade writing lesson.
How is an author like an artist?  3rd grade writing lesson.
How is an author like an artist?  3rd grade writing lesson.
How is an author like an artist?  3rd grade writing lesson.
Every child deserves access to education, no matter their housing or family situation.
-McKinney-Vento (Homeless) Support: If your housing is unstable or temporary, your child may qualify for help with staying in their school (or enrolling quickly in a new one), transportation, free school meals, and ongoing enrollment support. This may apply if you are sharing housing due to hardship, living in motels/shelters/cars, or if your child is without a parent or guardian.
-Foster Care Support: Students in foster homes, kinship care, shelters, or group homes can receive school stability, quick enrollment and records transfer, and direct support from a district liaison.
Contact:
Tonya Hinke – District McKinney-Vento and Foster Care Education Liaison
Email: thinke@fostoriaschools.org | Phone: 419-436-4110
More info:
Ohio DOE McKinney-Vento: 614-369-4918
National Center for Homeless Education: 800-308-2145
Ohio Foster Care Resources: https://education.ohio.gov/Topics/Student-Supports/Foster-Care
6 months ago, Tonya Hinke
After a day of hard work, Fostoria Academy and FLC Manufacturing and Welding student Keyshon Lokey was pleased to share his progress. His focus is on paving the way to his future career. After graduation, Keyshone will hold several certifications and credentials, ready to enter the workforce.
6 months ago, Erika Hossler
K. Lokey
Erika Hossler, Fostoria Academy Director, visited the Fostoria Learning Center to see what Academy students are so excited about. Students in the FLC Welding and Manufacturing program shared their progress and showcased their enthusiasm for gaining hands-on skills in a real-world setting.
6 months ago, Erika Hossler
Academy Students Shine in Welding and Manufacturing Program
Academy Students Shine in Welding and Manufacturing Program
Academy Students Shine in Welding and Manufacturing Program
Today's the day! All mini-cheer forms are due today, 9/5/25.
6 months ago, Courtney Fleming
Mini Cheer 2025

Have you downloaded the FCS app yet? You should! Please see the attached flyer with information on our app and Rooms, the new communication tool. You can search and download the Fostoria City Schools app from the iOS App Store or Android Play Store, and then enable notifications.

6 months ago, Courtney Fleming
FCS Rooms Info
Want to sign your student up for mini-cheer? Don't forget the paperwork is due tomorrow, 9/5/25!
6 months ago, Courtney Fleming
Mini Cheer 2025
JSHS Students - Submit your Drug Free Clubs of America application by Friday, September 19 to be entered into the New Member Drawing.
You can obtain your application from Mrs. Hinke in N223, the attendance office, or online at https://drugfreeclubs.com/dfca-member-application-check/
6 months ago, Tonya Hinke
DFCA
Here are the lunch menus for September!
6 months ago, Courtney Fleming
FES September Lunch Menu
FJSHS September Lunch Menu
Don't forget, Mini Cheer paperwork is due Sept. 5th! Contact Coach Mason with any questions.
6 months ago, Courtney Fleming
Mini Cheer 2025
Ever wonder where this Legacy Hall basketball star is now?

We recently met Mr. Doug McDonald at his wife’s class reunion! After graduating from Ohio State, he built a career as a teacher, coach, and administrator.

So great meeting the man behind the photo that’s been a staple in our halls!
6 months ago, Courtney Fleming
Doug McDonald
Doug McDonald
Hello FCS Families
The school year is off to a fantastic start, and we are thrilled to have our students back in the building. We’re also grateful to be partnering with parents and guardians to support your student’s success.

To help us stay connected and ensure your child receives the supports they need, please take a moment to review your information in Final Forms.
Check the Contact Information page carefully, this ensures we can reach you when needed. On this page, you’ll also find the McKinney-Vento section. Please review it carefully, as it helps us identify students who may need additional support. Below are the Residential Status options you might see, along with a brief explanation:
-Home I rent or own: Stable housing; your family is in a permanent residence.
-Living with someone due to lost housing: Sharing housing due to hardship (“doubled up”).
-Staying in a hotel, motel, or campground: Temporary housing because other options are not available.
-Emergency shelter, transitional housing, or domestic violence shelter: Includes domestic violence shelters, transitional programs, and emergency shelters.
-Primary nighttime residence not meant for regular sleeping: Examples include cars, parks, bus stations, or abandoned buildings.
-Foster/Court placed student: A child formally placed in your home through foster care or court order.
-Unaccompanied Youth: Students living with someone other than a parent/guardian due to being abandoned, denied housing, or running away.

Finally, please confirm that your Emergency Medical Authorization page is current so we can contact the right people if needed.
Thank you for helping us ensure every student has a successful and supported school year. We look forward to a wonderful year ahead.
6 months ago, Tonya Hinke
FF
We would like to extend our appreciation to CSI Insurance for their generous donation towards our Caring Closet and Food Pantry. Thank you so much for supporting our students.
6 months ago, Tonya Hinke
CSI
We would like to thank Rising Sun First Church of God's Women's Breakfast Club for their generous donation to our Caring Closet. Thank you for supporting our students.
6 months ago, Tonya Hinke
CC
What is the Drug Free Clubs of America? Why should Jr./Sr. High students consider joining? Here is some useful information about DFCA at FJSHS.
6 months ago, Tonya Hinke
dfca
dfca

Regular school attendance is the foundation of academic success.
Every day in class provides valuable learning opportunities and builds the skills students need for their future. Consistent attendance leads to stronger understanding, higher achievement, and positive connections with teachers and classmates.

ATTENDANCE MATTERS!

6 months ago, Darnell Cousin
In Legacy Hall, we have an FHS Heroes slideshow that plays constantly on one of our TVs. This slideshow is intended to honor all who served. You can now view the slideshow on our website, located under the "Community and Family Engagement" page at https://www.fostoriaschools.org/page/community.

If you would like to have someone added to the slideshow, please email Courtney Fleming (cfleming@fostoriaschools.org).
6 months ago, Courtney Fleming
FHS Heros Slideshow