The stage in our stadium was set. And I’m thrilled to report to you the events honoring our FHS Class of 2022 grads a few days ago were fantastic. I’ve got three big reasons for feeling this way: The young…
Do you have a favorite graduation memory? We all do! Now the teacher inside me wants to see every hand raised – including yours – when this question is asked. I feel this way because our shared moments of recognition…
Every day – both in and out of our classrooms – we strive to fulfill the high calling of our motto “FSD – where effort opens opportunity.” In our schools we embrace our motto as a special privilege, not an obligation,…
Join in FSD’s Hall of Fame recognition, too! As you know, everyone in our school family takes pride in our motto “FSD – where effort opens opportunity.” And as you may also know, this isn’t always the easiest motto to…
Isn’t this an exciting time? Only the annual “Back to School” season seems to bring us a special mix of nervousness, great anticipation, and the mad rushing around to get school supplies, pick up schedules and bus stop times, and attend…
You can be proud of our Class of 2019. I can give you 127 reasons why. Our Class of 2019 were fabulous students in every way. From academics to athletics, from the performing arts to service out in our community,…
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. …
We’re in the home stretch! While Mother Nature took away a few of our instructional days, our entire school family continued to live up to our theme “FSD –Where Effort Opens Opportunity.” Leading the way was our incredible staff! Maybe…
Yes! It’s possible. You can make our theme better! While I’m convinced “FSD – Where Effort Opens Opportunity” is practically perfect in every way (as Mary Poppins would say) – each one of us can help push our theme up…
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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