Please join Mr. Longbrake for the first candid chat at Java's Enchanted Bean on Tuesday, November 26th, at 9:00 am.
21 days ago, Courtney Fleming
Our Red Ribbon Week Coloring contest winners are now on the billboard at Countyline and Thomas! You can see their work through December 12!
21 days ago, Tonya Hinke
Mrs. Mullens' 5th-grade math classes have been doing some really cool stuff! Friday they created robots that could wave and Monday they combined robotics and algorithms to understand the algorithm for multiplication.
22 days ago, Courtney Fleming
Attention FES families: The FES busses will run 5-10 minutes late today due to a field trip returning late to school. Thank you for your understanding.
23 days ago, Courtney Fleming
Ms. Singleton’s 4th grade math student, Ava, took time at home to make the class a fun addition, subtraction, and multiplication math game to play. Way to Sharpen the Saw!
26 days ago, Tammy Dix
Good morning,
This morning we had a soft lockdown due to a staff member having a medical emergency. The staff member is okay and we are no longer operating under a lockdown. Thank you.
29 days ago, Courtney Fleming
Calling all young artists! The Ohio State Highway Patrol's Holiday Card Contest is back! Kids 12 and under are invited to design Colonel Charles Jones' official holiday card, which will be shared in the OSHP’s Flying Wheel magazine and on social media.
Here’s what’s needed:
-Artwork on 8.5” x 11” paper.
-Include OSHP’s therapy dog, K-9 Hope, and the message “May Your Holidays be Filled with Hope and Joy.”
-Add the OSHP Flying Wheel symbol and “Service with a Purpose” banner.
-Do NOT include the child’s name on the artwork.
To submit, email a clear photo of the artwork to
HolidayCard@dps.ohio.gov by November 15 at 8 a.m., with the child’s name, grade, school (city and county), and a parent’s contact info.
Let’s celebrate creativity this holiday season!
29 days ago, Tonya Hinke
Don't miss our community clean up day this Saturday!
29 days ago, Courtney Fleming
Attention parents and guardians of Pre-K to 6th grade students, applications for A Christmas for Every Child were sent out today through Final Forms. You can print, fill out, and return these forms to the school office by Tuesday, November 19th. Remember, children must be in Pre-K through 6th grade and reside in the 44830 zip code or have a younger sibling who is school-aged. To qualify for the program, students must meet the criteria for a waiver of school fees and must live with the parent completing the application. You can list multiple children on one application, but only one application is allowed per family. If you need a printed copy, please let us know. Please check your email for the Final Forms message with more details.
29 days ago, Tonya Hinke
Please join us for our 15th annual Community Dinner.
about 1 month ago, Courtney Fleming
Mrs. Pletcher's class learned about the importance of voting today. We read Duck for President, created Voter Identification Cards, and then casted our ballots for either Farmer Brown or Duck (Duck won by a landslide).
about 1 month ago, Courtney Fleming
There's a lot to celebrate in Mrs. Davoli's class. Here are her Homework Heros and Perfect Attendance students for September and October!
about 1 month ago, Courtney Fleming
FES staff had a great time last week with Red Ribbon spirit days!
about 1 month ago, Courtney Fleming
🎉 Red Ribbon Week at FES 🎉
From October 25 - November 1, FES celebrated Red Ribbon Week with fun activities, prizes, and a focus on staying safe, healthy, and drug-free! Sponsored by the CARSA Coalition, students could win variety of prizes like cups, sunglasses, and cinch bags.
🏆 Participation Winners:
Teachers selected students showing great Red Ribbon spirit, and winners were drawn from each class:
1st Grade: Ms. Gaunt's Class
2nd Grade: Ms. Davoli & Mrs. Miller's Classes
3rd Grade: Ms. Racheter's Class
4th Grade: Ms. Morgart's Class
5th Grade: Ms. Brown & Mrs. Mullen's Classes
6th Grade: Ms. Shoemaker, Ms. Mallonn, & Mrs. Reed's Classes
Bonus Winner: Ms. Berrier for Principal’s Office participation
✍️ Pledge Winners:
One student per grade was chosen after signing pledges to stay safe and drug-free. Winners came from the following classes:
Pre-K & Kindergarten: Ms. Curlis' Class, Ms. Hardie's Class
1st - 6th Grades: Ms. Gaunt, Ms. Pletcher, Ms. Buckingham, Ms. Long, Ms. Click, Ms. Ewing
🎨 Coloring Contest Winners:
Thank you to Youth to Youth from FJSHS for judging! Each grade had one winner, and billboard winners were selected by grade bands (PreK-2, 3-6). Contest winners came from:
Pre-K & Kindergarten: Ms. Kaltenbach's Class, Mr. Whipple's Class
1st - 6th Grades: Ms. Nine, Ms. Lucien (PreK-2 billboard winner), Ms. Thatcher, Ms. Morgart, Ms. Reed, Ms. Ward (3-6 billboard winner)
Special thanks to HOPE in Fostoria, Kim Cousin, Youth to Youth, and CARSA Coalition for making Red Ribbon Week memorable!
Remember: "Life is a Movie, Film Drug Free!" 🌟
about 1 month ago, Tonya Hinke
Ms. Mullins and a couple of her students were matching on Friday for favorite team day!
about 1 month ago, Courtney Fleming
Good morning! Here is November's lunch menu for FES.
about 1 month ago, Courtney Fleming
We had a great first quarter and we are looking forward to the rest of the year! Thank you for doing your best to be here every day! #attendancematters
about 1 month ago, Courtney Fleming
Tomorrow's the big day!
about 1 month ago, Courtney Fleming
The principals are having fun with dress-up day at FES!
about 1 month ago, Courtney Fleming
Introducing RFS Behavioral Health:
The RFS T.A.C.K.L.E. program, a collaboration between RFS Behavioral Health and Fostoria City Schools, supports student mental health and academic success by offering accessible, personalized care. This program provides on-site support at school, home, or in the community, giving students and families easy access to immediate help from mental health specialists. Each student receives a tailored care plan, including counseling, therapy, and substance abuse support as needed.
T.A.C.K.L.E. works closely with school staff to address learning barriers, boost engagement, and offer continuous, year-round assistance. The program also emphasizes early intervention through regular assessments, helping to prevent small issues from growing. Overall, T.A.C.K.L.E. promotes well-being and resilience for both students and families.
For more information or to enroll, contact your Fostoria City Schools counselor:
Jr/Sr High: Teresa Vogel (Grades 7-8), Chad Howard (Grades 9-10), Shawn Earl (Grades 11-12)
Fostoria Elementary: Kourtnie Heck (PK-2), Kylie Martin (Grades 3-6)
Or contact RFS Behavioral Health at 419-693-9600 or visit rfstackle.com.
about 1 month ago, Tonya Hinke