The FFA students are sponsoring a petting zoo and ride your tractor to school day!



Fort Frye High School students competed at the first annual Ohio Valley Robotics and Drones Competition hosted by Belpre High School. Fifty students from Fort Frye, Belpre, Warren High School, Warren Middle School, Caldwell competed in allied Robotics teams meaning that schools were paired with students from other schools to work together to win the competition. Fort Frye's Dominic Stone and his Belpre Team 1 allies won the Championship in the Robotics Competition! Tanner Boswell and his Belpre Team 6 allies won runner-up in the Robotics Championship. Next, in the Drones single team competition, Levi McConnell and Connor Schnell won the Drones Championship! Additionally, Conner Dyar and Elliot Gilcrist won runner-up in the Drones Championship. Fort Frye Drones swept the field as the last three rounds were all Fort Frye pilots and co-pilots. Several generous donors (Micro Machine Works, Ascent, Beverly Lions Club and some wishing to remain anonymous) sponsored this event with scholarship money and these winners will receive a grand total of $510. Appalachian Ohio Manufacturing Coalition, Wings, Etc. of Belpre, and Kroger of Belpre generously supported our meal today. The Washington County Sheriff's Department and Building Bridges to Careers also helped sponsor this event.




Our students compete in the drone competition!


4th grade students at Lowell Elementary completed a letter of concerns about their community for Social Studies class. Lowell Mayor, Mr. Steve Weber was very touched by their suggestions and letters that he is working toward implementing some of their suggestions such as signs to not litter at the park and fixing some burnt out street lights. The students were very excited to see that their voices were heard.

It's happening! Our first ever robotic and drone competition today! So proud of our kiddos and teaching staff for launching these STEM programs at our high school! And thank you to our many donors, administration, and Board of Education who have helped us sponsor these program!



Wonderful FFA Banquet tonight! Congrats to our students on their awards and hard work.
Thank you Mrs. Lang and Mrs. Campbell for all of your dedication to our kiddos and program.



Fort Frye FFA chapter held their annual Greenhand Ceremony. At the Greenhand ceremony we celebrated over 130 Discovery, Greenhand and Chapter Degree Recipients. During the Ceremony we welcomed Mr. James Ruble from Appalachian Ohio Manufacturers’ Coalition who donated $ 2,200 for new welding Personal Protective Equipment and an additional 3-D Printer. We also had the opportunity to have former Fort Frye FFA alumni Collin Bauerbach along with Ohio FFA Vice President at Large Landon Shelpman give some remarks. We gave special recognition to our Star FFA Members who are selected every year for being outstanding students that demonstrate the most involvement in all phases of the chapter's activities. Star Discovery Awards were given to Kallie Boley, Grady Hesson and Ty Worthington. Star Greenhands Awards were given to McKenzie Schaad and Peyton Offenberger. Lastly our Star Chapter Awards were given to Julia Silvus and Alex Henke.
Fort Frye FFA President Alyssa Duskey presides over the ceremony with officers from left to right: Emma Richards, Wyatt Fulton, Kyndal Buchanan, and Julia Silvus.
Members of the Fort Frye FFA officer team conducted the ceremony from left to right: Dominic Brooker, Emma Richards, Wyatt Fulton, Kyndal Buchanan, Maggie Fulton, Alyssa Duskey, Julia Silvus, Kyla Britton, Makayla Stoffel, Dusty Dye and visiting Ohio FFA State Vice President at Large Landon Shelpman.
Mr. James Ruble, Director of the Appalachian Ohio Manufacturers' Coalition presents a check to Alyssa Duskey for the Fort Frye FFA to fund the purchase of welding personal protective equipment and an additional 3-D printer.



Let's give a shout out to our teachers today and all of our wonderful staff!

Attention incoming 7th-10th graders!
Career Camp 2023 at Washington County Career Center (WCCC)
FREE and each student gets $20 Marietta Bucks per day of attendance.



Axel is kicking off this work week with a rainy Monday.

Congratulations to all of these Seniors on 2023 FFHS Prom Court!



Congratulations to Amaya Slagle and Santi Vallejo for being chosen by their classmates as the 2023 Prom Queen and King!

The Fort Frye Middle School Science Olympiad Team is competing at state today! Way to go!

The 2023 Fort Frye Senior Prom Court has been announced. In the front row, from left, Nadia Jones, Mattie Schneider, Gwyn Rauch, Lydia Barker and Amaya Slagle; back row, from left, Santi Vallejo, Dawson Layton, Stone Dixon, Carter Brooker and Caleb Riggs. The "Golden Gala" Prom will be held from 7:30 - 10:00 on Saturday, April 29 at The Barn At White Pine Acres.

Congratulations to Audrey Kesselring on winning the Patriotism Essay sponsored by the Beverly American Legion! She wrote a fantastic essay and it is being sent on to the National Essay Contest. Way to go Audrey!


What a fun after in second grade working with COSI STEM science kits! Thank you to Chad Miller from the Ohio Valley Educational Service Center for coming and working with our second grade students. After a presentation students had a chance to work with an individual science kit to model a model of the three layers of sedimentary rock.




Sharing a couple of snap shots taken by FFHS student Dusty Dye using our new Drone program. Thank you to our anonymous donor for helping us purchase more STEM equipment!

Fort Frye is seeking a science teacher! Help us spread the word by sharing, thank you! Send cover letter and resume to:
Fort Frye Local Schools
P.O. Box 1149
Beverly, OH 45715

Congrats to our Senior track athletes!

Job posting for a Director of Facilities and Transportation. Please help us spread the word by sharing this post.


