Congratulations to our Prom King, Calvin Wright and Prom Queen, Megan Ritter!
Happy School Lunch Hero Day! 🍎
Thank you to the incredible staff who keep our students fueled and ready to learn each day. We appreciate you!
Thank you to the incredible staff who keep our students fueled and ready to learn each day. We appreciate you!
Happy School Principals’ Day to the leaders who keep our schools moving forward every day. Thank you for your dedication to our students and staff!
Students at FJSHS are being recognized for positive referrals, and the staff were awarded Chrome Awards!
Any 9-12 students/families interested in summer school options at FJSHS, please see the attached flyer for information. You can register by scanning the QR code, or by clicking this link: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSch63_fBwx81pWIBDCjUZfKLFRuC-63wT7a8mM3Ta1dFhkUIQ/viewform
Registration deadline is 05/29/26.
Registration deadline is 05/29/26.
Sending out a special "thank you" to all of our administrative assistants for Administrative Professionals' Day! We are so thankful for all you do!
Hello FCS parents/guardians. This is a quick reminder to complete the FCS Family Engagement Survey sent via FinalForms. Your feedback helps us improve how we support and engage with families. Thank you.
FCS Parents/Guardians, please check your email for an important Final Forms message about family engagement. Thank you.
Padres/Tutores de FCS, por favor revisen su correo electrónico para ver un mensaje importante de Final Forms sobre la participación familiar. Gracias.
Some of our juniors recently took a field trip to explore the AIM Manufacturing Program offered through Vanguard Sentinel
at the Fostoria Learning Center. Students had the opportunity to have hands-on learning in areas like basic safety, employability, welding, and machine trade skills.
A highlight of the trip was seeing our current seniors lead and teach the activities, giving juniors a firsthand look at the program and future opportunities!
at the Fostoria Learning Center. Students had the opportunity to have hands-on learning in areas like basic safety, employability, welding, and machine trade skills.
A highlight of the trip was seeing our current seniors lead and teach the activities, giving juniors a firsthand look at the program and future opportunities!
The tacos for lunch today at FJSHS look amazing!! We are lucky to have such a great food service staff!
Good morning, due to weather conditions, Fostoria City Schools will operate on a 2-hour delay today, Tuesday, March 17th. Thank you.
Each year, Fostoria City Schools builds extra hours into our calendar in case we need to cancel school due to weather. This helps us stay on track without adding days to the end of the school year.
After this winter’s weather days, here is what we have remaining:
Seniors: 14.46 hours (a little over 2 school days)
FJSHS: 20.79 hours (a little over 3 school days)
FES: 58 hours (about 9 school days)
And as we all know, spring weather in Ohio can be unpredictable, so we will continue to monitor our remaining hours and keep families informed if anything changes.
After this winter’s weather days, here is what we have remaining:
Seniors: 14.46 hours (a little over 2 school days)
FJSHS: 20.79 hours (a little over 3 school days)
FES: 58 hours (about 9 school days)
And as we all know, spring weather in Ohio can be unpredictable, so we will continue to monitor our remaining hours and keep families informed if anything changes.
Students in Mrs. Theis' class have been exploring claims and evidence through hands-on learning centers!
Students investigated topics such as rocks, spiders, bees, germs, garbage, and math, while staff and administrators stepped in as “experts” to share their knowledge. At the end of the activity, students will use what they learned to write an argument together as a class.
It was a fun way to bring learning to life while connecting students with staff across the building!
Students investigated topics such as rocks, spiders, bees, germs, garbage, and math, while staff and administrators stepped in as “experts” to share their knowledge. At the end of the activity, students will use what they learned to write an argument together as a class.
It was a fun way to bring learning to life while connecting students with staff across the building!
Congratulations to these students from Mr. Lance’s Weight Training class who have earned their place in the 1,000 Pound Club by lifting a combined total of 1,000 pounds. Your hard work and determination are paying off—great job! 💪
Good morning. Due to fog, Fostoria City Schools is on a 2-hour delay today, Thursday, March 5th.
Averie and Gulmaro were selected and recognized as emerging leaders in
the state of Ohio by being selected for the Emerging Leaders
Conference at the International Conference for DECA. They were both 4
time state qualifiers, 3 time national qualifiers, and are in the Top 5 in
their respective class. This reflects great honor upon themselves and
the Fostoria City Schools District. This brings the total to 6 JSHS students heading to ATL for DECA Internationals!
the state of Ohio by being selected for the Emerging Leaders
Conference at the International Conference for DECA. They were both 4
time state qualifiers, 3 time national qualifiers, and are in the Top 5 in
their respective class. This reflects great honor upon themselves and
the Fostoria City Schools District. This brings the total to 6 JSHS students heading to ATL for DECA Internationals!
Congratulations to our students who have been accepted to attend Vanguard for the 26-27 school year!
This week is National School Social Work Week. Learn more about what School Social Workers do and how they support our students, staff, and families.
Mr. Miller took 10 students to the state DECA competition after an outstanding regional performance, where 12 of our 24 program participants earned top placements and 10 advanced to state.
At the state level, our students continued to excel, with 4 qualifying for the national competition. To put that into perspective, students must rank in approximately the top 4% out of more than 300,000 DECA members worldwide to earn a spot at nationals — an incredible accomplishment.
Our students truly represented the Redmen Way at the highest level, bringing distinction to themselves and to our district. We are proud of their hard work and dedication and look forward to continued success at the national level. ❤️🖤
At the state level, our students continued to excel, with 4 qualifying for the national competition. To put that into perspective, students must rank in approximately the top 4% out of more than 300,000 DECA members worldwide to earn a spot at nationals — an incredible accomplishment.
Our students truly represented the Redmen Way at the highest level, bringing distinction to themselves and to our district. We are proud of their hard work and dedication and look forward to continued success at the national level. ❤️🖤
Attention 7th and 8th graders interested in playing softball for the Hancock County League: Tryouts are this Thursday, February 26th and next Tuesday, March 3rd from 5:45-7:15 pm in the FJSHS Jr. High gym. The cost will be $30 for those who play.