Congratulations to the recent DFCA members that won gift cards!
Please see below for important FJSHS testing information.
We hope you can join us for our last Family Title Night of the 2022-2023 school year! Registration for this event is due Thursday, April 27th.
We hope you can join us Sunday, May 7th, from 1-4 for our FCS Arts Showcase!
Contact Ms. Blakely if you have a prom dress you would like to donate!
We hope you can join us Sunday, May 7th, from 1-4 for our FCS Arts Showcase!
Many FCS staff members wore blue today for Child Abuse Prevention Awareness in the state of Ohio.
Prom 2023 will be Saturday, May 6th, at FJSHS. See flyer for more details!
Prom is just around the corner! If you are looking for a dress, check this out!
Senior Conner Krupp visited the Ohio Operating Engineers Appreciation and Training facility last Wednesday to olan for his future after highschool.
Last Tuesday Mrs. Woodward and Mr. Daring took 12 students to ONU to visit the engineering department.
The 15th annual Box City will be taking place on April 21st. This is a great event for our students and we would love to get our community more involved. Please see the flyer below for more information on how you can make an impact.
Due to the severe weather forecast for this afternoon, all athletic events, practices, open gym, and weight room are canceled for today. Our athletic facilities are closed after school. Please stay safe in the weather!
In just over a week the Chia Pets Mrs. Greenbergs Ceramics class made are growing like crazy! 🌱🌱
To kick off their genetics unit, Mrs. Loyd's 8th-grade science classes extracted the DNA from a strawberry using simple household items. The students were surprised to see what a large clump of DNA looks like!
Mrs. Theis' 2nd period is excited and ready for their ELA OST this week. Check out those scores!!!
FJSHS families, please check Final Forms for more important information on testing.
Miss Simpson's students are wrapping up their math units today with a fun Friday! 7th-grade students are finishing a unit covering proportional relationships and scaling. Students took a rice krispie treat recipe and worked to apply their knowledge of proportional relationships to scale the recipe to make just enough for the class. Today, they got to test if their calculations were right and made their recipe to see if both the proportions and scaling were done correctly. 8th-grade students are finishing their unit on dilations and introduction to the slope. Today they measured various staircases around the school to find the slope of each staircase and compare them to identify which flight of stairs is the steepest and how our data findings support that.
See the image below regarding a PLT-sponsored raffle that will be going on tonight at the Title Night!
Don't forget about tonight's Family Title Night! We hope to see you there!
