Category: Eagle Hill Announcements
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Four F-M middle school students advance to regional qualifying spelling bee
After a two-hour long “spell-off,” four Fayetteville-Manlius School District students will advance to the regional qualifying spelling bee. David Park took first place in F-M’s 2024-25 Spelling Bee, correctly spelling the word “gravelly” to secure the win. Hazel Bazzano placed second with Nikhil Jasti and Hajra Syed rounding out the top four contestants in the
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District to conduct student climate survey in early October
Fayetteville-Manlius School District students in grades 7-12 will have the opportunity to participate in a confidential survey to gauge students’ perceptions of the school climate. During the week of Oct. 7, participating students will complete a questionnaire that prompts them to evaluate their perspective of school engagement, safety and environment. This survey will help district
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F-M to pilot new ELA literacy programs for the 2024-25 school year
The Fayetteville-Manlius School District will begin piloting two literacy programs in some K-6 classrooms this fall in an effort to improve literacy curriculum, instruction, and assessment for all students. The decision was made following a comprehensive literacy review conducted in partnership with OCM BOCES, and culminated with a presentation to the Board of Education. The
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Eagle Hill school supply lists now available
Please find school supply lists for Eagle Hill Middle School students, by grade level, listed below. As the year progresses, teachers may ask for supplies to be replenished. Every child needs materials for the Core Content Classes as well as the specific materials requested by their teachers. Fifth Grade | Sixth Grade | Seventh Grade
Recent Headlines
- F-M students selected to perform at prestigious statewide music conference
- Join us for Parent Council Oct. 1 to discuss F-M’s facilities
- Bringing nature indoors: Eagle Hill celebrates new murals created by high school students
- F-M High School debuts new cafeteria, classrooms, and courtyard
- New electronic signs aim to enhance school communication