Dear FJSHS Families,
We want to inform you that students will be dismissed early at 1:00 PM on Thursday, April 17, due to our scheduled Over 'n Up activities for our current 6th grade students.
Please note that buses will run on their regular schedule. Students who need to ride the bus home may remain at school until the normal dismissal time and will be supervised.
Please make arrangements for your student(s) who do not ride the bus.
Thank you for your continued support as we provide our students with a meaningful and engaging experience through Over 'n Up!
If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact the school office.
OPENING NIGHT!
FJSHS's production of Game of Tiaras takes the stage tonight at 7:30 PM! Doors open at 7:00 PM, so get there early to grab your seat.
Tickets:
$7 for staff, students, and seniors
$10 for adults
Cash only, sold at the door
Stargrams will also be available for $2 — cash only.
Come support our amazing cast and crew for a night of royalty, rivalry, and ridiculous fun. You don’t want to miss it!
Good morning! This is a fun summer opportunity for children ages 8-13. Please make sure you get your child signed up before it is full!
Don't miss our last Coffee Chat with Mr. Longbrake for this year!
Last week, Mrs. Masterson took students to Ken Myers Construction in Green Springs, Ohio. It was a fantastic trip and very informative about fiber optics.
Don't miss out on our FCS Spring Arts Festival on April 27th!
Please join us!
FCS K-12 Spring Fine Arts Festival
Sunday, April 27th, 2-4 pm in the Varsity Gym
Come see the amazing artwork of our students, watch student music performances, and snack on cookies donated by the PLT!
FJSHS students had the opportunity to tour the newly offered FLC Manufacturing Program and do hands-on activities with other FJSHS students currently in it. We appreciate the partnership with the Fostoria Learning Center and Vanguard-Sentinel Career and Technology Centers, which made this program possible.
Applications Open for Ohio Student Safety Advisory Council
Are you a high school junior or senior passionate about school safety? The Ohio School Safety Center is looking for student leaders to join the Ohio Student Safety Advisory Council.
Who can apply?
📌 Ohio students entering grade 11 or 12
📌 Must submit an application & recommendation letter
What do council members do?
✅ Attend monthly virtual meetings & a summer in-person summit in Columbus
✅ Identify and address school safety concerns
✅ Work with peers & school leaders to develop solutions
✅ Present findings to the Governor’s Ohio School Safety Working Group
📅 Application deadline: Monday, April 21
📩 Submit your application & recommendation letter to jschapman@dps.ohio.gov
🔗 Apply here: https://forms.office.com/pages/responsepage.aspx?id=xPz4UNiUB0-E6zbtV8fIovAIF6YahmdBpSGyZPkrut1UNFlWU08yTVI4SDFKQTQ4OFFTREJZQzAzWiQlQCN0PWcu&route=shorturl
Help shape the future of school safety.
Student teacher Ms. McGue created a scavenger hunt for students to help them with a science review.
Don't forget, Parent Cafes kick off next week! Sign up here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSe4HRi7unwQq5VqMfP70K5M66fiZqYTBiZ-a-xPaoWQ--qDTQ/viewform.
Attention FCS families with students in grades 5-8! Don't forget to sign your students up for this fun, interactive camp! This is a great opportunity for students to practice for the upcoming state tests. Don't delay, registration closes Thursday, March 20th.
Congratulations to our choir for scoring a II at district contest today!!
Congratulations to the FJSHS band for getting a 1 at district contest!
Good luck to our DECA students who are going to state tomorrow!
Students in Mr. Justice's 8th grade science class put on their paleontology caps and made some excellent fossil record posters and fossil trading cards!
Heidelberg University hosted our Seneca County Higher Education Day College Fair, allowing our students to connect with over 60 universities/institutions from the area. Our students had a great time learning more about what each school has to offer as they continue to plan for their life after graduation!
Special thanks to Carol (Owen) Kern, Business Services Consultant of OhioMeansJobs Seneca County, for providing our students with a Virtual Reality Career Exploration Experience today. Students had the opportunity to explore various career simulations using VR Headsets to help them discover various career paths they may be interested in.
Mrs. Woodward took students to ONU for an engineering field trip this week.
Congratulations to FJSHS student Mercedes Gostnell for being inducted into the National Technical Honors Society at Sentinel.
