Start spreading the news . . . The Fort Frye Local School District has earned the highest possible Ohio School Report Card rating - 5 Stars! ⭐️ ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ This distinction is historically awarded to fewer than 10 percent of traditional Ohio public school districts. This is the district's first 5-star rating!
Way to go students, staff, families, and community!
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Appalachian Ohio Manufacturers' Coalition (AOMC)was recognized as the Outstanding Community Business Leader at the Ohio School Board Association (OSBA) Southeast Regional Fall Conference. Accepting the award on behalf of AOMC were Cecily Fyffe, associate director and Andrew Jackson, AOMC executive director. Tracey Huck, Fort Frye teacher was also present, played a very important role in cultivating the relationship between Fort Frye and AOMC. Congratulations and thank you!
The Forge was recognized as the Outstanding New Program or Innovation at the Ohio School Board Association (OSBA) Southeast Regional Fall Conference.
Outstanding job Mr. Jarvis Huck! Fort Frye students who were present to also accept the award were Wade Duskey and Jaylon Casto.
Grady Hesson was recognized as the Outstanding Male Student at the Ohio School Board Association (OSBA) Southeast Regional Fall Conference. Congratulations Grady!
Beverly-Center Elementary Schools has earned a 4-star rating on its state report card. This rating exceeds state standards! Congrats students, staff and families! You make us proud!
Congratulations to the 2026 Homecoming Court!
Back Row (from left to right): Ty Worthington, Braylon Meek, Grady Hesson, Gavin Rauch, and Tytan Waller.
Front Row (from left to right): Aubrie Lang, Kali Shilling, Lexie Handschumacher, Adeline Willey, and Haven Shilling.
A first for our Fort Frye Middle School . . .
Congratulations to our Middle School on earning its first-ever FOUR-STAR rating! 🎉
With more tested grades and subjects than any other level in our district, our middle school students and staff continue to rise to the challenge and show what Cadet pride is all about. A lot of hard work went into to this awesome rating! Way to go staff, students and families!
We are proud of you! ❤️💙
A reminder that tomorrow, Monday, September 21, there is a scheduled-two hour delay for teacher professional learning.
Thank you!
Well… we did it AGAIN! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Fort Frye High School has earned back-to-back 5-star ratings — the highest rating possible in the state!
Pretty cool. Pretty special. Pretty proud to be a Cadet. ❤️💙
And there is more great news to share! Salem-Liberty Elementary School is our first elementary school to receive a 5-star rating on the state report card! Way to go students, staff and families! This takes so much hard work and commitment! Congratulations!
Fort Frye elementary teachers learning lots about teaching math with manipulatives at the Ohio Valley Educational Service Center!
Fort Frye Local School District is seeking a qualified candidate for a van driver position to transport students to and from Ewing school. Please help us recruit candidates by sharing this posting. Thank you!!
Elementary teachers being trained on a new math curriculum!
Reminder that Coplin Health is on campus today in Beverly for your healthcare needs!
May we never forget . . .
The Cadets are honoring our first responders on the 25th anniversary of September 11. All first responders will have free admission to the varsity football game against Waterford. Thank you first responders for your service.
The Children's Theater of Cincinnati presents "Goldilocks Rocks" for Fort Frye students grades K-2 on Wednesday, September 23rd. Sponsored by Artsbridge.
Spend a relaxing Saturday fishing with your kids! Help spread the word!
Another beautiful day to be a Cadet! Happy Tuesday!
Twin Rivers Church will be sealing its asphalt lot Monday, August 31st through Tuesday, September 1st, and has asked the district to use the gravel lot for entrance and exit on those 3 days. If you use this bus stop, please pull into the gravel drive closest to 821 on DAV Road. There will be staff directing traffic. Before buses arrive, staff will be gathering students to help clear out some of the cars. Once the buses arrive, staff will be directing families to drop behind the bus and loop the gravel to exit in the same manner that they entered. Once the sealing is finished on September 2nd, we ask that all vehicles enter and exit on the asphalt parking lot. If anyone has any questions, please contact the transportation office at (740)984-2497 extension 2320. Thank you in advance for your cooperation in this matter.