Sometimes, it's hard to determine when to send students to school and when to keep them home. Here's a checklist that can help you decide! #AttendanceMatters
about 1 month ago, Courtney Fleming
The Boys 2 Men program that was started with 6th graders last year had their first meeting as 7th graders yesterday!
about 2 months ago, Courtney Fleming
Mrs. Theis' 7th grade English class worked together on a book scavenger hunt!
about 2 months ago, Courtney Fleming
Hello Parents and Guardians,
Just a reminder about our upcoming Parent Cafés.
Join us for FREE Parent Cafés at Legacy Hall (Central Office) on Tuesdays (Oct 15th, 29th, Nov 12th) from 4-5:30 PM. Enjoy snacks, discussions, and childcare while learning about parenting skills, social connections, and children's emotional development. Win grocery gift cards & build lasting friendships! Register here:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScdZdp4tiMlMTmSeSi79BEzRvbPmvJbPjQzBNM4rHKabShWCw/viewformabout 2 months ago, Tonya Hinke
Feeling lost with your finances?
Join GLCAP's FREE Budget Workshop!
-Learn how to track spending & prioritize needs.
-Discover ways to save more.
Oct 9, 2024 | 10 AM - 11 AM at Fostoria Learning Center, 342 Perry St.
RSVP by Oct 8: Libra at United Way (419-435-2555) or
ltedrow@uwfostoria.orgabout 2 months ago, Tonya Hinke
Congratulations to Daisy Hughes and Noah Spires!
They are the lucky winners of a $100 gift card to a business of their choice from our latest DFCA member application drawing.
If you didn’t get a chance to enter this time, don’t worry. You can still apply and be part of upcoming rewards and drawings.
Simply fill out your application online at
https://drugfreeclubs.com/dfca-member-application-check/ or submit a paper application at the attendance office.
about 2 months ago, Tonya Hinke
Parent Cafés create a friendly space for families to meet, learn, and grow together. These events aim to strengthen family resilience by focusing on important areas like social connections, parenting skills, and children's emotional development.
Each Parent Café consists of three sessions, where families can enjoy refreshments, participate in discussions, and connect with other parents. Participants gain a better understanding of protective factors, feel a sense of community, and have the chance to make lasting friendships.
Fostoria City Schools will hold Parent Cafés at Legacy Hall in the Central Office on the following Tuesdays from 4 PM to 5:30 PM; 10/15/24, 10/29/24, 11/12/24. These free events provide childcare, snacks, and a chance to win a grocery gift card. Families who attend all three sessions may also have a chance to receive an extra gift card.
Register here:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScdZdp4tiMlMTmSeSi79BEzRvbPmvJbPjQzBNM4rHKabShWCw/viewform2 months ago, Tonya Hinke
Due to fog, Fostoria City Schools will be on a 2-hour delay today, Thursday, September 19th.
2 months ago, Courtney Fleming
Congratulations to Sophia Fraser, the 2024 READ On! Ohio Award Recipient from the Ohio Educational Library Media Association. The award recognizes students who promote literacy, enjoy reading and try to make a difference within the library community.
2 months ago, Courtney Fleming
The Fostoria Jr/Sr High School chapter of the Drug Free Clubs of America (DFCA) works with students, families, and businesses to prevent drug use. Through student programs, community engagement, and rewards, they create a supportive environment for a drug-free lifestyle. This benefits students, fosters a safer community, and empowers businesses to support a positive future. Fostoria City Schools is in its fourth year with DFCA. Learn more and get involved:
https://www.fostoriaschools.org/o/jshs/page/drug-free-clubs-of-america 2 months ago, Tonya Hinke
Fostoria Schools parents/guardians, FCS cares! We have a food pantry & Caring Closet of basic needs for students and their families. Fill out our confidential form for assistance. You can also reach out to a trusted staff member.
Form Link:
https://forms.gle/tMvkZbKLNHcvw4qv9 2 months ago, Tonya Hinke
Congratulations to Cheryl and Bishop for being recognized at last night's FCS Board of Education Meeting for having numerous positive behavior referrals! #inspire #succeed
2 months ago, Courtney Fleming
Meet the Fostoria Academy Support Team. The Academy Team is focused on creating a unique learning environment for students who find it hard in regular classrooms. This team consists of the Director, who oversees daily operations and fosters a positive environment; the Dean of Students, who manages behavior and provides support; the Credit Recovery Teacher, who helps students regain lost credits; the Fostoria Elementary Academy Teacher, who offers personalized instruction for younger students; the Academy Aide, who assists with classroom duties; and the School Caseworker, who provides social and emotional support. Together, they emphasize building strong relationships, recognizing individual strengths, and collaborating with families to help students thrive academically and behaviorally. The Academy Support Team is here to assist you.
2 months ago, Tonya Hinke
2 months ago, Tonya Hinke
Pictured here are students who qualified for the Micah Hyde Champions Club 4th quarter of the 23-24 school year. Students who are on the honor roll and multi-sport athletes earn points each quarter from 7th-12th grade. Students who earn 27 of the possible 30 points during their time at FJSHS will recieve in a $5000 scholarship for higher education after graduation.
2 months ago, Courtney Fleming
Mrs. Stultz welcomed guest speaker, Kathy Tucker, to talk to her Street Law and SUCCESS classes. Kathy is a graduate of Fostoria High School (2006) and is currently in her last semester of law school at the University of Toledo. She spoke about her decision and journey to become a lawyer. Kathy shared her story of being raised in a single-parent home and emphasized the importance of overcoming life hurdles to achieve your goals.
2 months ago, Courtney Fleming
Are you facing housing issues?
Did you know that during the 2022-2023 school year, more than 24,000 students in Ohio were homeless? These students have protections under federal law. You don’t have to go through this alone—reach out for help today!
Is your living situation uncertain due to economic hardship? Whether you’re on a friend’s couch, in a shelter, or in an unsuitable place because you cannot afford housing, you have rights in school thanks to the McKinney-Vento Act.
Fostoria City Schools offers resources to help you. Our Caring Closet has essential hygiene products, and we can connect you with help for clothing, food, and more. We’re here to link you with the services you need.
Dealing with housing instability by yourself? You might be eligible for independent status on the FAFSA! This means you can apply for federal aid without needing your parents' information or signature.
If you find yourself struggling due to financial hardship and facing housing insecurity, reachout to our liaison for assistance.
Homeless Education Liaison Contact:
Tonya Hinke
Email:
thinke@fostoriaschools.org
FJSHS: 419-436-4110 | FES: 419-436-4125
Liaison Office Hours: Monday – Friday, 7:15am-4:00pm.
We’re here for you; let’s work together to ensure your success in school.
2 months ago, Tonya Hinke
In Ms. Ewing's 6th grade LIM class students practiced how to shake a hand!
3 months ago, Courtney Fleming
During the 2022-2023 school year, Ohio had more than 16,500 students in foster care. These kids face special challenges, such as frequent moves and added trauma, which affect their education. To help these students, the Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) provides support like appointing a Foster Care Education Liaison, ensuring school stability when needed, and allowing for quick enrollment and record transfers.
Foster Care Education Liaisons are essential in helping students get the academic and other services they require. At Fostoria City Schools, we are dedicated to assisting our foster care students by offering them the stability and resources they need.
Our Foster Care Education Liaison works to help coordinate with custodial agencies, ensure correct identification in EMIS, facilitate record transfers and immediate enrollment, and advocate for students to fully participate in school activities.
To reach our Foster Care Education Liaison:
Tonya Hinke
Email:
thinke@fostoriaschools.org
FJSHS: 419-436-4110 | FES: 419-436-4125
Together, we can positively impact the lives of students in foster care.
3 months ago, Tonya Hinke
3 months ago, Courtney Fleming