Way to go Lady Cadets Cross Country runners with a 17th place finish at state!
All 7 girls made All Academic Ohio!
We are so proud of all of you and the coaches!
Third grade solving Morse Code messages. Mrs. Miller got in on the action!
The Muskingum Valley Educational Service Center Driving School at Fort Frye now has its student driving car. We are finally able to enroll students for both online and driving classes. Contact Suzan White at FFHS to get registered.
Boys & Girls Club of Washington County
Students Solving Problems painted pumpkins to send to their pen pals at Muskingum Skilled Nursing and Rehabilitation.
Mary Jane Plessinger was so excited to win 2nd place in the Marietta Times coloring contest!
The Lady Cadets are headed to the district championship game!
Tomorrow, Wednesday, October 26, there will be a safety drill at Fort Frye High School involving law enforcement and emergency responders.
It will take place before 11 a.m.
We wanted our school community to be aware.
Thank you.
Parents, staff, and students are invited to participate in the wellness challenges. Once you complete the challenges, email megan.lang@fortfrye.org! Those who complete the challenges will be entered into a drawing for wellness prizes.
Distance Challenge
15 miles by December 21, 2022
You can complete this challenge by walking, running, hiking, and/or biking. Miles do not need to be completed all at once.
No Tech at the Table Challenge
Based on the results of the recent technology survey, 32% of Fort Frye parents reported that they eat meals without a screen everyday. This quarter we are challenging you to eat at least 5 meals without a screen, which includes cell phone, TV, tablet, or laptop.
Representatives Jay Edwards and Shane Wilkin introduce the Accelerated Appalachian School Building Assistance Program.
This legislation will create an OFCC program for public school districts in Applachian Ohio who have not gone through OFCC construction to date.
Fort Frye takes down the Williamstown Yellow Jackets to finish the regular season 9-1.
It’s Senior Night at Cadet Stadium! Congrats to all of our seniors!
Always wonderful to recognize staff members, too, for OSBA awards!
Stephanie Marshall was nominated for the Outstanding Faculty Award. Pam Bennet was recognized for helping all of our schools receive Purple Star designations for being supportive of military families. The Washington County Fun Day for special needs students, organized by Derek Sidwell, was honored as Outstanding new program. Congratulations!
Dawson Layton and Kaitlyn Lipscomb being recognized by Board of Education President Stephanie Lang as our nominees for the Ohio School Board Association’s SE Ohio outstanding male and female students. Congrats!
Lady Cadets win sectionals! Way to go!
PUBLIC NOTICE
Family Career Awareness Day is set up to help parents become familiar with opportunities in the area as well as provide experiences and provoke conversation for our students in grades 7-12. Local businesses have reached out to us to build their workforce and increase their resources by educating students and families about available careers as well as entry-level jobs. This event is designed to further our goal to foster student, business, and civic relationships to inspire career choices through experience, entrepreneurship, and education.
Successful Students + Prosperous Businesses = Thriving Communities
https://bb2careers.org/upcoming-events
National School Bus Safety Week
October 17-21, 2022
Fort Frye drivers are vigilant and careful, safety is always on their minds while operating the big yellow bus or a school van.
Wellness Coordinator Megan Lang has picked up our apples for the upcoming Apple Crunch next week!
