Governor DeWine talks to Fort Frye students today at ceremony in Belpre!
Some of the Cadets engage in community by attending the groundbreaking ceremony for the women's and children's hospital in Belpre!
Starting Monday, October 14, morning bus route pick-up times will be 5 minutes earlier for the following bus routes for the remainder of the school year:
Teal (Driver Rick Lang)
Grey (Driver Jeff Anthony)
Purple (Phil Kehl)
If you have any questions, please contact Transportation Director Bryan Whittekind at 740-984-2497 ext 2320
Great performance for the Cadet Band this evening at a local competition.
Students at Lowell working on reading while another class discusses social-emotional skills needed for safety and friendship.
A reminder that Fort Frye Local Schools will be dismissing two hours early for parent-teacher conferences on Thursday, October 3.
There will be no school for students on Friday, October 4, due to staff professional learning.
Karen Pawloski, Deputy Director of the Washington County Board of Elections, visits the Fort Frye High School Government Classes to educate them on the election process and the Youth at the Booth Election Program.
FFHS SAVE Club ends start with Hello week with stations where students learn how to define, identify and stop bullying!
Fort Frye continues to work on maintaining and upgrading our facilities. The girls volleyball and basketball lockeroom got a face-lift, and some of the labor was organized and voluntarily completed by Assistant Coach Troy Fogle!
Thank you Troy!
Congrats to all of our senior homecoming, king and queen candidates. Your FFHS Homecoming King is Clayton Miller and Queen is Jackie Tornes. Congrats!
On a regular basis around Fort Frye"s school campuses, you will see church volunteers dropping off bags of food to go home with students over the upcoming weekend. Schools and community groups provide so many services for students/families! Thank you to all who are part of this!
Fort Frye's leadership has been a part of the advocacy process to get a children's hospital in our area. We are thrilled to be involved in this groundbreaking ceremony on October 8!
The pm Yellow Bus Route is delayed for 30 minutes due to traffic being held up on 9/18/24.
Thank you.
Look who is learning at Salem-Liberty Elementary!
The evening activity bus will be running about 15-20 minutes late this evening, Tuesday, September 17. Thank you l.
Fort Frye Local School District is seeking a School Treasurer. Please help us spread the word!
FFHS 10th graders visit Campus Martius Museum today as well as the LST-325 WWII ship that is currently docked in Marietta. Thank you AMVETS for their help and coordination and the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 5108 for sponsoring our admission into both locations!
The BIG game is tonight and Dexter is ready to defend The Fort! Go Cadets! Beat Waterford!
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