Observing 9/11 today . . .
COVID guidelines have changed this year. We are now treating it like a respiratory illness. The Ohio Department of Health recommends we follow CDC guidelines. These recommended guidelines say:
They should be 24 hours fever free without the use of fever-reducing medication (ibuprofen, tylenol, etc) AND
Symptoms should be improving
It is recommended that when they return, they wear a mask, but again not required.
Therefore, we will not be using the COVID Exempt code this year. Instead it will be parent excused days or medical excused days if they have a note from a doctors office. Below is the link to the CDC website where the information can be found.
https://www.cdc.gov/respiratory-viruses/prevention/precautions-when-sick.html
It's the letter "F" day at Beverly-Center kindergarten so Mrs. Fryman's class talks about Fort Frye, fairy tales, and football!
Dexter, our district therapy dog, says Happy Friday!
The District has created a separate Facebook page for grades 7-12 athletics. Please like and follow this page and invite others!
Thank you!
Fall extracurriculars are underway at The Fort! Join us in cheering on these student groups at their contests! Good luck Cadets!
Attention Families Utilizing the Twin Rivers Church Bus Stop:
The district has been made aware that a paving project at the Twin Rivers Church will start Monday, August 26, and last at least a week.
The traffic pattern and parking for student pick up and drop off at that bus stop is being adjusted so that only the gravel parking and driveway entrance/exits are used during the paving project.
An image is attached and is emailed to all student accounts as well.
Thank you.
Attention Families Utilizing the Twin Rivers Church Bus Stop:
The district has been made aware that a paving project at the Twin Rivers Church will start Monday, August 26, and last at least a week.
The traffic pattern and parking for student pick up and drop off at that bus stop is being adjusted so that only the gravel parking and driveway entrance/exits are used during the paving project.
An image is attached and is emailed to all student accounts as well.
Thank you.
There are still many students and families who need to complete FinalForm paperwork required for school registration each year.
This includes all of our students, even those attending Washington County Career Center and Washington State.
A huge shout out to ALL of our staff for the great teamwork to open the school year!
Go Cadets!
First day of school at The Fort! Welcome kiddos!
Beverly-Center Elementary School will be hosting an Open House for the general public on Wednesday, August 21st @ 7:15 p.m. to see the new renovations. This will be held AFTER the student/family open house for those community members who do not have students currently in the building.
Blaze Amos from the Ohio School Safety Center works with the administration, central office staff, and our school resource officer to review parts of our school safety plans to get ready for another school year!
Help us welcome our new Resource Officer, Deputy Tonya Tullius and K-9 partner, Dexter!
JOB POSTINGS
Please help spread the word and share!
JOB POSTING
Please help spread the word and share!
Career Education opportunities for our high schoolers!
Fort Frye is partnering with Coplin Health to provide mobile and telehealth medical services for our students and staff. Today, we offered a sport physical clinic for kiddos who still needed a physical.
Families will be receiving more information about the availability of Coplin's services this school year that can help parents stay at work if their child needs medical services and kiddos get back to school sooner.
Rainbow this evening over Beverly-Center Elementary School.
Please complete your annual student enrollment forms on FinalForms if you have not done so already. The district uses this information during the summer for important planning purposes. Thank you.