The Fort Frye Class of 2025! The guidance office once again did a wonderful job assembling the bulletin board!
In partnership with Aspire Autism Center, the Fort Frye Local School District is hosting an awareness and educational event about understanding and meeting the needs of children with autism. This is in recognition of April being autism awareness month.
Attached is a flyer about the event on April 28 that is open to the community. Please help us make this event beneficial by sharing it with student families, community members, and contacts that you may know who would benefit from participation in this program.
More staff is being trained on CPR!
Emma Richards and Dayne Miller, two FFHS students, share about their paid internship opportunities with the Board of Education.
Contact the high school to find out more about internships.
5th Graders at Salem-Liberty work on multiplying fractions and mixed numbers!
Let's play ball in gym class at Lowell!
Some amazing artwork on display in the buildings!
Working on the writing process in 3rd grade at Beverly-Center!
Middle schoolers calculating measurements in a science experiment!
Coplin Health's mobile unit was on site yesterday to provide health services for students and staff.
The mobile unit will be back on April 22 so plan ahead for convenience!
Attention high school students ages 16-18 years old! Want to make a difference in someone's life? Be a volunteer!
Our school nurse and Athletic Trainer provide CPR training to a small group of employees. The district continues to ensure that an adequate number of staff at all of our campuses have CPR certification!
Washington County Sheriff, Mark Warden and Fort Frye Resource Officer, Deputy Tonya Tullius spend the day at Fort Frye High School speaking to our high school students. Thank you Sheriff Warden and Deputy Tullius.
Exciting News! Coplin Health’s Mobile Unit is returning to Beverly!
Did you know that Coplin Health’s Mobile Unit will soon be back on-site to serve the healthcare needs of Fort Frye students and staff?
The mobile unit provides convenient, high-quality care right in your community. It’s designed to complement your existing healthcare team—not replace them. However, if you’re looking for a primary care provider, the mobile unit can help fill that gap too!
Services Offered:
✅ Well-Child Exams
✅ Immunizations
✅ Sports & Work Permit Physicals
✅ Acute Care (respiratory, gastrointestinal, skin concerns, etc.)
✅ Chronic Care Management (asthma, anxiety, diabetes, migraines, etc.)
✅ Referrals & More!
📅 Sign up today via the QR code below to schedule — whether for this date or a future visit!
Fort Frye Local Schools is proud to be the first in our area to offer this incredible resource, ensuring that students and staff have access to essential healthcare services conveniently close to home, avoiding missed time from work/school.
Help us spread the word—share this post to let others know about this valuable service!
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Our FFHS and FFMS Science Olympiad teams in action today! Let's go kiddos! They have worked so hard for this!
Students Against Violence Everywhere (SAVE) Club Assembly helps students to
See It, Say it, Stop It!
ACT stands for Acknowledge, Care, Tell!
Beverly -Center celebrated National Breakfast week this week. They had a themed bulletin board, and staff wore themed shirts one day. On Thursday, if a student purchased a lunch tray, the student received a mini magnifying glass. We also had a grade level coloring and puzzle challenge.The winners received a grade level
I Spy book, Preschool through 1st grade winner was Oakland Todd, 2nd &3rd grade winner was Lincoln Anderson, 4th &5th grade winner was Kayleigh Huck.
Reminder that there is a one hour early dismissal tomorrow, Friday, March 7.
Go Cadets!
Beverly-Center Elementary 5th grade students displaying their planet and state presentation during Family Fun Night!
Hat day at Salem-Liberty for Dr. Seuss week!
