
Fort Frye Local Schools is pleased to inform you that we have joined a nationwide community effort to make our school Heart Safe with Project ADAM. This decision is the result of our wish to ensure that our campus is prepared to provide an immediate response to someone suffering a cardiac emergency. In the United States, it is estimated that annually 356,000 adults experience out-of-hospital cardiac arrest, as well as 23,000 pediatric cardiac arrests (Mozaffarian, D, 2015; Okubo, M et al, 2020). Although approximately 90% of those people will not survive the event, the likelihood of survival increases with prompt intervention. Early intervention that includes CPR and restoration of normal heart rhythm with the use of an AED increases the chance of survival. Through our cooperative efforts with Project ADAM, led by Nationwide Children's Hospital, we have joined hundreds of schools throughout the nation in preparing our school for a life-threatening emergency. This program enables us to offer any person who may experience a sudden cardiac arrest the best chance for survival.









On Friday, March 20, our Students Solving Problems club proudly hosted a heartwarming Senior Citizen Prom filled with joy, laughter, and unforgettable memories.
A huge thank you to our generous community partners who helped make the event so special—Twigs and Blooms for the stunning floral arrangements, thoughtful door prizes, and the beautiful boutonnière and bouquet for our King and Queen, and Amedisys for the delicious cupcakes everyone enjoyed. We are also so grateful to Mrs. Lang and her food science students for preparing the wonderful refreshments. Finally, thank you to the Marietta Health Foundation who helps support our club each year with grants to fund our big ideas!
Our students truly “boogied and bloomed” alongside our guests, creating meaningful connections and celebrating together on the dance floor. 💃🕺
Congratulations to our crowned royalty—King Randy Trotter and Queen Doris Schaad! 👑
Thank you to everyone who helped make this day one to remember!







We have many events before we head into Spring Break starting with the Senior Citizen Prom this afternoon. On Thursday we are hosting our 3rd annual Cadet Excellence Awards Ceremony where we have the opportunity to recognize so many of our outstanding students. We will share a list of all students being recognized during the ceremony on Tuesday once all grades are completed so families can plan on attending. Have a Great Week at the Fort! #ArmourUp

Join us for the Senior Citizen Prom at the FFHS Gym this Friday, March 20 from 1:00–2:30 PM!
This FREE event will feature music, dancing, refreshments, games, and prizes—fun for everyone! 💃🕺
We can’t wait to see you there!

Because the ACT requires a staff and a specific testing environment, all other 9th, 10th, and 12th grade that attend classes at FFHS, will not report to school that day and will complete Remote learning. Please communicate with your teachers for expectations in each class.


It is time to vote and provide some information.
Superlatives- https://forms.gle/TpSrccQJ2CpQA6sq6
Senior Info- https://forms.gle/MkoqGpXvPD7Z3MEU7

Next Friday is the last day of the 3rd 9 weeks, so everyone finish strong. Many activities and events as we hit the end of the school year. Stay tuned for the debut of student run Fort Frye News and communication sites on March 16th. #ArmourUp
