Address
525 East Genesee Street, Frankenmuth MI, 48734
Phone
989-652-9958
We got some great news leading into Teacher Appreciation Week!
Did you see this in U.S. News & World Report?
On April 30, U.S. News & World Report released its 2019 ranking of public high schools all across our country.
Out of 650 high schools in Michigan, Frankenmuth High School ranked 29th – placing us in the top 5%.
While I don’t believe arbitrary lists and report cards of this kind should be used to make district-by-district comparisons – as every district has its own unique demographics, strengths, and challenges – I do believe U.S. News & World Report gave us a wonderful pat on the back.
Here is the link to the article on the U.S. News Website if you want to read it for yourself.
So instead of using the report to compare, I’m going to use it to affirm – to affirm what we are doing as a school district, as parents, as students, and as a community.
We are doing good work for the children in our care.
I am also happy that this solid affirmation came out prior to National Teacher Appreciation Week, May 6-10.
Our superior 5% ranking – however it was calculated – didn’t happen by accident or the luck of the draw.
With support from our parents and community, our FSD teachers are an incredibly special blend of dedication, talent, skill, genuine humanity, and, of course, good humor and fun.
The recent affirmation we received wouldn’t have been possible without them.
So I’m truly grateful to our teachers – for their effort, for the opportunities they create, and the growth mindset they model.
In the spirit of Teacher Appreciation Week, I hope you’ll join me in reaching out to our teachers and saying, “Well done!”
FRANKENMUTH DISTRICT PLAN OF USE
98c Learning Loss Plan
Frankenmuth School District 98c Learning Loss Funds have and will be used for and will continue to ensure intervention implementation for our most vulnerable populations by:
The hiring of an FHS Assistant Principal to directly work w/ targeted at-risk students displaying behavioral and academic needs. The FHS Assistant Principal utilizes activities designed to assess, track, and improve the well-being of pupils (behaviorally and academically struggling) in order to supplement educational processes, as well as engage in meaningful consultation and assistance to parents and families of students who the pandemic has directly impacted.
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