Save the date! Fort Frye High School's Students Solving Problems Club will be hosting a Senior Citizen Prom on March 20th in the high school gym from 1:00 to 2:30 p.m.
Fort Frye Local Schools is accepting applications for open enrollment for next school year. Please complete the application that is available on the district website and submit it to the school building Principal.
Fort Frye Local School District is seeking a Driver's Ed Instructor. Training classes will be held in April 2026.
Please contact Suzie White for more information.
Mrs. Worthington's annual March Madness favorite book competition is occurring at Lowell Elementary!
It's Friday morning, and a lot of learning is going on at Beverly-Center!
Deputy Tullius visiting middle school lunch with Dexter!
Some of our staff members participate in an afterschool training. Each building will have more staff members trained in how to recognize and respond to cardiac arrest. This is part of the statewide Project Adam efforts.
Feeling sick this morning? Coplin Mobile Health unit is on site today in Beverly for in-person and tele-health care!
A reminder that Fort Frye Local Schools has a scheduled two hour delay for Monday, March 9, for teacher professional learning.
Middle school students in STEM class learn about coding with magnets and robots!
Energy drink consumption is on the rise in the U.S., particularly among teens and young adults. The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has received numerous reports, linking energy drink consumption to death and serious adverse reactions, including elevated blood pressure, convulsions and heart rhythm abnormalities.
Students in DC Electronics are learning the basics of soldering before moving on to larger projects.
They practiced soldering wires together and completed a solder badge project with LEDs and a battery holder to mark their progress. This hands-on work aligns with Ohio CTE standards, building technical skills, safety awareness, and career readiness through learning by doing.
Fort Frye Local Schools will now be closed on Monday, February 23.
There is no remote learning.
This school day does not have to be made up because Friday, February 20, counts as the make-up day since it was added as a school day for students.
Thank you.
Fort Frye Local Schools will be on a two hour delay on Monday, February 23.
Thank you.
Ewing Superintendent Tiffany Neill presents the 2025 Annual Report to the Fort Frye Board.
A reminder that there is a two hour early dismissal today for parent teacher conferences. Thank you.
A reminder that there is now school on Friday, February 20. This day was originally scheduled as a professional learning day for staff, and students were not to be in session. However, students will now be in session this Friday. It will be a normal school day.
Thank you!
Starting tomorrow morning, Wednesday, February 18, Fort Frye will start using Twin River Baptist Church bus stop again. This stop will now be used again in the mornings and afternoons.
The district will now not run to the Opportunity School as a pickup location.
Thank you for your patience during this time.
Sophomore English classes have been reading The Great Gatsby and focusing on the 1920s. They recently completed an escape room, ending with a "speakeasy" celebration. Today, the classes analyzed characters from the book.
Congratulations to the Fort Frye Middle School Girls Basketball Team 2026 Washington County Champs.
L to R: Coach Kate McCutcheon, Karlie Campbell, Kinley Riggs, Laylah Bradford, Evie Tullius, Mia Hesson, Raeleigh Warden, Karsyn Huck, and Brooklynn Meek. Defeated Warren 30-23, back to back.
