Are you a graduating high school senior? The GRIT Project has a program for you!
Huge shoutout to the Fort Frye High School welding class for putting their skills to work on a meaningful community service project! 🔧🔥
Our talented students designed and built a generator cage for the @SIPS Coffee Truck, helping support a local small business while gaining real-world hands-on experience.
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Through our partnership with @Washington State College of Ohio and Fort Frye High School, these students are also working toward earning their MIG welding credential—building both their skills and their future careers in manufacturing and the skilled trades.
We are proud to see students learning, serving, and leading right here in our community!
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Kindergarten students at Salem-Liberty write about composting.
10th grade English Language Arts class students enjoying the nice weather as they work on writing skills and evaluating their work using rubrics!
We are pleased to announce the 2026 Prom Court! Queen candidates are (from left): Brookelyn Stottsberry, Alexis White, Jaden Cox, Faith Treadway and Paige Morgenstern. King candidates are (from left): Dayne Miller, Carter Brown, Wyatt Duskey, Calvin Gonzalez and Kainan Bradford. Prom is on Saturday, April 25 from 7:30-10:00 at the high school gym. Tickets are on sale at the high school until Thursday, April 23rd and can be purchased by juniors and seniors who have paid their class dues.
The Coplin Mobile Health Clinic can help families and the community with wellness checks, immunizations, and sports physicals as well as urgent care! Contact Coplin ahead of time to set up Immunization appointments. The clinic is back on campus this Monday, April 20!
Fort Frye Local Schools is pleased to inform you that we have joined a nationwide community effort to make our school Heart Safe with Project ADAM. This decision is the result of our wish to ensure that our campus is prepared to provide an immediate response to someone suffering a cardiac emergency. In the United States, it is estimated that annually 356,000 adults experience out-of-hospital cardiac arrest, as well as 23,000 pediatric cardiac arrests (Mozaffarian, D, 2015; Okubo, M et al, 2020). Although approximately 90% of those people will not survive the event, the likelihood of survival increases with prompt intervention. Early intervention that includes CPR and restoration of normal heart rhythm with the use of an AED increases the chance of survival. Through our cooperative efforts with Project ADAM, led by Nationwide Children's Hospital, we have joined hundreds of schools throughout the nation in preparing our school for a life-threatening emergency. This program enables us to offer any person who may experience a sudden cardiac arrest the best chance for survival.
Dear Parent or Guardian,
The Ohio Department of Education and Workforce (ODEW) would like to invite you to participate in a short, 25 question survey about your involvement in your student’s education. Research suggests that parental involvement is a key predictor of positive educational outcomes. You may be eligible to participate if your child has an IEP and receives special education services. The purpose of collecting this information is to improve services for students with disabilities across Ohio. If you are eligible to participate and you enroll in the study, you will be entered in a drawing for several $50 Amazon gift cards. Your chance of winning a gift card is approximately 2.0%. Please click on this link for more information.
https://tinyurl.com/49abfzya
The Ohio Department of Education and Workforce (ODEW) would like to invite you to participate in a short, 25 question survey about your involvement in your student’s education. Research suggests that parental involvement is a key predictor of positive educational outcomes. You may be eligible to participate if your child has an IEP and receives special education services. The purpose of collecting this information is to improve services for students with disabilities across Ohio. If you are eligible to participate and you enroll in the study, you will be entered in a drawing for several $50 Amazon gift cards. Your chance of winning a gift card is approximately 2.0%. Please click on this link for more information.
https://tinyurl.com/49abfzya
Beverly-Center Elementary School is among only 14 public schools in the entire state recognized as a Blue Ribbon Award Honors School. This is a HUGE honor for Fort Frye Local School District and especially for Beverly-Center staff and students!
Some third graders working on cursive writing while a first grade class practices rhyming words.
Reminder that Coplin Health Mobile unit is on campus today in Beverly for any medical needs. Thank you!
Track season kicks off today with a meet. Let's go Cadets!
Congrats to our many students who were recognized at the Cadet Excellence Awards! Thank you to our staff and families for your support!
Congratulations to senior Mary Kesselring for being named Fort Frye"s Heart of Service award recipient at the Ohio Valley Educational Service Center awards ceremony tonight. Mary chose Mr. Hartline to be recognized as her teacher Heart of Influence Award recipient!
Join us in welcoming Hunter Smitley to The Fort! Mr. Smitley will be our new vocational agriculture teacher starting next school year. He currently teaches at St. Mary's High School in West Virginia, and is a graduate of Frontier High School and West Virginia University.
Ohio School Board Association Representative Debbie West presented Fort Frye Board Member Kevin Worthington with a 20 year service award tonight! Thank you Mr. Worthington for all your years of service to the district.
The student performers and staff for the musical "Frozen" were recognized at the Board of Education meeting tonight for their outstanding performances! The students also performed a song for the audience and shared updates on our music department grades 6-12! The Arts are alive and well at The Fort!
What a magical afternoon! 💐✨
On Friday, March 20, our Students Solving Problems club proudly hosted a heartwarming Senior Citizen Prom filled with joy, laughter, and unforgettable memories.
A huge thank you to our generous community partners who helped make the event so special—Twigs and Blooms for the stunning floral arrangements, thoughtful door prizes, and the beautiful boutonnière and bouquet for our King and Queen, and Amedisys for the delicious cupcakes everyone enjoyed. We are also so grateful to Mrs. Lang and her food science students for preparing the wonderful refreshments. Finally, thank you to the Marietta Health Foundation who helps support our club each year with grants to fund our big ideas!
Our students truly “boogied and bloomed” alongside our guests, creating meaningful connections and celebrating together on the dance floor. 💃🕺
Congratulations to our crowned royalty—King Randy Trotter and Queen Doris Schaad! 👑
Thank you to everyone who helped make this day one to remember!
On Friday, March 20, our Students Solving Problems club proudly hosted a heartwarming Senior Citizen Prom filled with joy, laughter, and unforgettable memories.
A huge thank you to our generous community partners who helped make the event so special—Twigs and Blooms for the stunning floral arrangements, thoughtful door prizes, and the beautiful boutonnière and bouquet for our King and Queen, and Amedisys for the delicious cupcakes everyone enjoyed. We are also so grateful to Mrs. Lang and her food science students for preparing the wonderful refreshments. Finally, thank you to the Marietta Health Foundation who helps support our club each year with grants to fund our big ideas!
Our students truly “boogied and bloomed” alongside our guests, creating meaningful connections and celebrating together on the dance floor. 💃🕺
Congratulations to our crowned royalty—King Randy Trotter and Queen Doris Schaad! 👑
Thank you to everyone who helped make this day one to remember!
The greenhouse is helping students grow many different plants such as spinach, marigolds, basil, and hanging basket flowers. They're working as a team to make sure all of the plants thrive.
Next goal - getting the aquaphonic system up and running so students can raise plants such as lettuce. The lettuce will get its nutrients from the fish waste.
Another email was just sent to the parent portal in infinite campus with the survey link related to school-based health clinic needs. This survey can be completed by this Thursday, March 19. The district greatly needs and appreciates your input. Thank you for completing the survey.