News
March 2024
- 15: Board of Education appoints new Fayetteville Elementary principal
- 15: Showing off a slice of Pi Day activities
- 13: F-M Closet Thrift Shop now accepting prom attire donations
- 12: Board of Education approves 2024-25 school calendar
- 12: District residents have several options for voting ahead of school district budget vote
- 4: Notice for parents/guardians: MySchoolBucks increases processing fees
- 1: Voters to choose 3 BOE members in May; learn how to become a candidate
- 28: Pre-K lottery registration for 2024-2025 school year is open
- 15: F-M Student Information Resource Officers advocate for firearm safety
- 13: BOE amends 2023-24 school district calendar
- 13: AP Calculus students help build beds for children in need
- 9: Nine varsity teams earn scholar-athlete recognition
- 5: F-M celebrates 144 Scholastic Art Awards
- 31: F-M student named Gatorade Cross Country Player of the Year
- 30: F-M Diversity Coalition plans Culture Festival for Saturday, Feb. 10
- 30: Eighth grade students make a difference through Agents of Change
- 29: FMHS team takes top spot at Onondaga County Math League Meet
- 25: Board members elect two vice presidents
- 24: District to launch climate survey for parents/guardians
- 23: Join us for Parent Council on Thursday, Feb. 1
- 12: F-M High School students assist with district tech repair
- 11: BOE appoints temporary new member
- 10: Senior receives recognition for his film, “Mandu”
- 9: Hands-on challenge inspires next generation of engineers
- 8: Community members can join ParentSquare to receive district messages
- 5: Tax exemptions public hearing scheduled for Monday, Jan. 8
- 22: District grieves the passing of Board of Education Vice President Sharon Lindars
- 21: F-M students selected to perform at state music conference
- 18: Wellwood students help create ornaments for veterans
- 18: District launches staff climate survey as part of district-wide study
- 15: F-M Hispanic Honor Society welcomes new members
- 14: Fayetteville Elementary principal announces June retirement
- 7: S.A.F.E. Club to host Seasonal Depression Fair on Monday, Dec. 11
- 7: BOE held tax exemption public hearing during Dec. 11 meeting
- 6: 14 students inducted into French Honor Society
- 6: F-M Symphony Orchestra one of two NY groups to have performed at NYSSMA
- 5: 16 students inducted into German National Honor Society
- 30: Facility projects completed at Enders Road and Fayetteville elementary schools
- 29: F-M senior to be recognized as a 2023 Red Cross Real Hero
- 21: Fayetteville Elementary hosts “We All Learn Differently Olympics”
- 15: District receives high marks for safety and security following audits
- 10: District to conduct student climate survey in mid-November
- 9: District urges vigilance amid recent sextortion cases
- 3: District to consider tax exemptions for first responders, senior citizens and veterans
- 2: Spelling success: F-M students move on to regional spelling bee
- 1: Two F-M students reach highest level of youth orchestra program
- 31: F-M students partake in worldwide reading event, attempt to break record
- 30: District adapts amid nationwide milk carton shortage
- 20: Touchdown! Heartwarming moment on the field is a win for everyone
- 19: In case you missed it: Electric School Bus Town Hall recap
- 13: Message from the Superintendent about conflict in Israel, Gaza Strip
- 13: Mental Health Task Force to review student climate survey results
- 5: District to host Electric School Bus Town Hall on Wednesday, Oct. 18
- 29: F-M family spreads hope & raises awareness for Duchenne muscular dystrophy
- 27: Athletic Hall of Fame Class of 2023 announced; induction ceremony set for Oct. 7
- 26: F-M student advocated to state lawmakers; helped push for Lunar New Year to become a state holiday
- 26: F-M ranked “#1 Best School District in Syracuse Area” by Niche
- 20: F-M student creates county-wide list of mental health resources
- 19: Enders Road announced by U.S. Department of Education as 2023 Blue Ribbon School
- 18: Eagle Hill Middle School expands therapy dog program
- 14: F-M junior participated in illustrious orchestra program
- 10: Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Committee offers the district a first round of recommendations
- 8: District resumes complimentary pass program
- 30: UPDATE: 2024 Advanced Placement exam information released
- 24: District to replace SchoolMessenger with ParentSquare; Distribute digital flyers via Schoology
- 22: F-M Mental Health Educator embarks on fellowship; aims to bring trauma and healing practices to the district
- 21: Meet the newest members of F-M High School’s leadership team
- 18: F-M High School announces change in leadership
- 11: School supplies for Wellwood Middle School students
- 4: UPDATE: District partner, graduate help organize community mental health resources night
- 1: Board appoints next Mott Road Elementary School principal
- 24: F-M High School students earn over 100 AP scholar-level distinctions
- 20: Students uncover the past during Archaeology Camp
- 13: Eagle Hill educator recognized by state association
- 12: F-M High School’s athletic stadium CLOSED as capital project construction continues
- 6: 11 F-M students participate in record-setting CTE, New Vision, and CDOS graduation
- 5: F-M teacher, student recognized at first annual Gala for the Arts
- 27: F-M students recognized for accomplishments in French, German and Spanish
- 26: Board appoints Mott Road Elementary School interim principal
- 23: District seeks to enhance instructional technology
- 22: F-M’s Director of Counseling Services named President of NYS Association for College Admission Counseling
- 21: F-M S.A.F.E Club participates in Out of the Darkness Campus Walk
- 20: F-M students churn up ideas for local ice cream shop
- 16: F-M to hold and livestream seventieth annual commencement ceremony
- 7: F-M Hall of Distinction inducts two new members
- 6: F-M student honored as a CTE “Tools for Success” recipient
- 30: F-M students participate in annual coding event
- 24: Students commit to continue their athletic careers in college
- 22: F-M student-athletes compete in local Special Olympics
- 16: F-M voters approve $105 million budget and new school bus purchases
- 15: Voters to decide on diesel bus purchases as district continues preparing for electric
- 15: F-M students earn awards on 2023 National Latin Exam
- 12: F-M welcomes its two newest therapy dogs
- 11: Mental Health Referral button now on Let’s Talk!
- 10: Students help hounds in need
- 8: May 16 ballot includes school bus purchase proposition
- 5: Voters to decide on reserve fund proposal
- 3: Musical artist checks in with F-M French students
- 2: District’s budget proposal includes significant increase in state aid
- 2: Voters to decide on library propositions
- 1: Student advances to national history competition
- 26: F-M named among the ‘Best Communities for Music Education in America’
- 25: F-M students named National Medalists in art and writing contest
- 25: Four F-M musicians selected for prestigious conference
- 21: HSAs welcome parent participation for school enrichment
- 19: Director of physical education and athletics recognized by national association
- 17: Eight varsity teams earn scholar-athlete recognition
- 13: Elective course prompts students to effectuate change
- 11: State council recognizes Eagle Hill educator
- 11: District leaders developing 2023-24 budget proposal; state aid increase is anticipated
- 6: District earns state-wide school safety recognition award
- 29: Coughlin to retire; Board approves new assistant superintendent for instruction
- 29: Students excel at National History Day event
- 24: Musical clinicians work with Wellwood students ahead of spring musical
- 21: Students raise $124,020 for Camp Good Days & Special Times
- 16: Students’ positive messages spread kindness
- 15: Board approves 2023-24 school calendar
- 13: F-M musicians presenting collaborative concert on March 16
- 10: F-M students donate more than 25,000 diapers to CNY Diaper Bank
- 7: F-M ice hockey team hosts Teacher Appreciation Night
- 3: District appoints 40 members to inaugural DEI in education committee
- 2: Program promotes identity awareness and inclusion
- 1: Dance Marathon fundraising for Camp Good Days is underway
- 16: F-M students reset, relax and connect on Wellness Day
- 15: State awards program recognizes journalism students
- 14: Update: District’s capital project receives state approval
- 10: Eagle Hill students build understanding through “The Power of Words”
- 9: F-M students give back to the community
- 8: First-grader’s personal loss leads to helping others
- 7: UPK program plans expansion for 2023-24 school year
- 6: District leaders start planning for electric bus purchases
- 1: Wellwood robotics team gears up for regionals
- 31: F-M’s McCarty to retire; board appoints next facilities director
- 26: Children’s author visits Eagle Hill
- 25: F-M students recognized in regional art competition
- 24: Toy drive grants wishes for dozens of local students
- 24: Spanish Honor Society inducts new members
- 18: Community invited to Dance Marathon kick-off event on Jan. 20
- 13: F-M students host CNY Model United Nations Conference
- 21: National French Honor Society inducts 20 new members
- 20: Varsity teams earn scholar-athlete recognition
- 19: Nationwide music scholarship contest now accepting submissions
- 14: German National Honor Society inducts new members
- 7: F-M High School student joins advanced orchestra program
- 6: Award-winning author Dusti Bowling visits F-M students
- 5: District provides update on mental health initiatives
- 2: F-M High School students rise to the top in photography contest
- 30: F-M students selected to perform at NYSSMA All-State Conference
- 29: Community invited to help grant students’ holiday wishes
- 22: F-M students advance to Regional Qualifying Spelling Bee
- 18: “Kindness Chain” grows as elementary students show acts of kindness
- 3: Elementary students participate in an inclusion program
- 2: F-M senior selected for prestigious music conference
- 1: Wellwood students attempt to break a world record
- 1: District seeks members for DEI in education committee
- 28: Gordon to retire; Board approves new assistant superintendent for personnel
- 26: Teacher’s lesson featured in PBS LearningMedia
- 24: F-M students “Chalk the Walk” to inspire, support others
- 11: Wellwood students take part in Outsiders Day celebration
- 6: District announces future communication tool roll-out
- 5: Enders Road students plant pinwheels for peace
- 4: Board reception draws together elected officials
- 21: Athletic Hall of Fame Class of 2022 announced; induction ceremony set for Oct. 1
- 15: Board’s Eye View: A message from the F-M Board of Education
- 31: Athletics program named Program of the Year
- 26: Summer literacy program supports youngest students
- 23: District partners with Contact Community Services
- 9: Board establishes 2022 school tax rates
- 5: F-M High School students earn more than 100 AP Scholar-level distinctions
- 2: State requires schools to purchase electric buses after 2027
- 11: Assistant superintendent recognized by state association
- 22: F-M holds 69th annual commencement ceremony
- 17: F-M educator recognized by the state for excellence
- 16: Special appeal process for Regents exams approved
- 15: Wellwood robotics team earns teamwork award
- 14: Board appoints next Wellwood Middle School principal
- 7: Mott Road students unveil new kindness garden
- 1: District earns Utica National’s top school safety award
- 1: High school students earn top awards on National Spanish Exam
- 31: State association recognizes Eagle Hill health educator
- 27: Sophomore’s art submission wins state contest
- 26: Reminder: School campuses are closed to public during the school day
- 26: Students dig for clues at former Onondaga village site
- 23: Mott Road hosts its version of the Special Olympics
- 20: Students achieve state Seal of Biliteracy
- 18: Students earn National French Contest medals
- 17: F-M voters approve $98.9 million budget; elect three board members
- 16: High school partners with Contact Community Services to offer suicide prevention and awareness program
- 13: F-M baseball improvements possible through state grant secured by Stirpe
- 13: Varsity teams earn scholar-athlete recognition
- 11: Board appoints new executive director for preschool and special education
- 11: Voters to decide on library propositions
- 6: F-M students advance to national history competition
- 5: School counselors serve as ‘first responders’ for counseling team
- 4: Voters to decide whether to retain student board position
- 3: Ballot includes school bus purchases proposition
- 2: Students earn awards on 2022 National Latin Exam
- 27: Budget proposal forums scheduled for May 3
- 26: Budget proposal maintains all existing programs and services
- 26: Art students named National Medalists
- 22: Board approves new assistant superintendent for business services
- 21: F-M partnership with leading autism expert expands
- 1: Superintendent Tice thanks community for support as students and staff grieve
- 30: High school students build beds for kids in need
- 27: Letter to F-M community from Superintendent Tice; vigil rescheduled for March 29
- 22: F-M students advance to state level for National History Day competition
- 21: Governor unveils executive budget; F-M developing budget proposal
- 14: Board approves hiring of new varsity soccer coach
- 11: District moving forward with universal pre-K
- 4: Student artwork on display, for sale during National Youth Art Month
- 15: F-M schools celebrate Black History Month
- 11: F-M educators named to state’s Master Teacher Program
- 8: Authors visit F-M middle schools
- 7: F-M Dance Marathon fundraising is underway
- 4: Reminder: Unauthorized recording is not permitted on school grounds
- 28: District administrator receives national recognition for innovation
- 24: District seeks community partnership for pre-K program
- 21: District continues to test water for lead
- 18: F-M students selected for prestigious music festivals
- 11: Spanish Club’s 20th annual toy drive helps dozens of families
- 22: F-M photography students’ work recognized among best in Onondaga County
- 20: Spanish Honor Society inducts new members
- 17: F-M High School student’s writing showcased
- 15: Hornets’ Hammond named NFHS Coach of the Year
- 13: Fay El food drive collects hundreds of items for local families
- 9: F-M High School student joins advanced orchestra program
- 7: F-M voters approve $52 million facilities project
- 7: German National Honor Society inducts new members
- 7: Capital project vote is TODAY, Tuesday, Dec. 7
- 3: Proposal includes turf field replacement
- 3: F-M student takes first place in national historical research competition
- 2: Capital project proposal targets high school needs; vote scheduled for Tuesday, Dec. 7
- 29: Capital reserve funds would reduce amount to be borrowed for proposed capital project
- 22: Capital project proposal would create a more unified high school
- 19: Community invited to help grant students’ wishes
- 16: Capital project informational meeting planned for Nov. 30
- 3: Wellwood celebrates new spaces with ribbon-cutting event
- 21: Community invited to Wellwood open house; building addition and renovations to be highlighted
- 20: F-M students will participate in Oct. 21 PBS media showcase
- 19: Board approves appointments of substitute administrators
- 4: Students plant pinwheels for peace and unity
- 2: Board approves interim administrators at Eagle Hill
- 1: Capital project updates given at Parent Council
- 30: Board of education welcomes community engagement
- 28: F-M students recognized for ‘exceptional academic promise’
- 27: Annual list of best school districts names F-M tops in academics in Syracuse Area
- 23: Mental health provider partners with district to provide student support
- 22: District unveils diversity, equity and inclusion statement
- 21: Fayetteville Elementary receives prestigious National Blue Ribbon School designation
- 20: Students named National Merit Scholarship Program semifinalists
- 15: Board discussion focuses on capital project proposal
- 13: Reminder: Dogs are not allowed on school grounds
- 9: Teacher’s work used as national ‘exemplary’ model
- 7: Mental health support funding update from Dr. Tice
- 7: District tapped to serve as national model
- 3: Expanded summer program focused on literacy skills
- 2: Board’s Eye View: A message from the F-M Board of Education
- 19: F-M High School students earn more than 100 AP Scholar-level distinctions
- 18: Community members’ emails may be subject to records requests
- 16: School tax rates established; most less than projected
- 13: District helps coordinate relief for F-M families displaced by apartment fire
- 2: District discontinues 12-month printed calendar; online calendar best source for event information
- 22: F-M High School named 2020-2021 Scholar-Athlete School of Distinction
- 12: F-M bowler qualifies to compete nationally
- 8: Board discusses DEI work, school reopening plans
- 30: Wellwood students spread sunshine with hallway mural
- 28: F-M student earns two national awards for history project
- 28: F-M holds 68th annual commencement ceremony
- 24: Students earn top honors on National Spanish Exam
- 23: District anticipates December 2021 vote on proposed capital project
- 18: Seniors visit former elementary schools for 2021 Grad Walk
- 17: Eagle Hill students explore World War II and media literacy
- 16: Annual district art shows go virtual
- 14: Students commit to continue their athletic careers in college
- 7: Spare change fundraiser nets success at Enders Road
- 1: Students earn National German Exam medals
- 25: As one project nears its end, district defines its next priority facility needs
- 21: Military veteran and town donate tree to school district
- 20: Students earn awards on 2021 National Latin Exam
- 19: Pride Lane paving complete; traffic restrictions lifted
- 18: F-M voters approve $93.4 million budget; elect three board members
- 14: High school student to compete in National History Day contest
- 13: Dance Marathon to host phonathon benefiting Camp Good Days
- 12: Ballot includes bus replacement proposition
- 10: Budget proposal reflects return to five-day instruction
- 6: Students earn medals in National French Contest
- 3: Teacher Appreciation Week: F-M leaders salute educators
- 3: Superintendent Tice provides update on diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives
- 29: F-M High School named one of the best high schools in nation
- 28: Pride Lane paving set to begin May 3; traffic will be restricted
- 26: History Bee & Bowl team qualifies for national competition
- 23: Board of education approves budget proposal; community forum set for April 28
- 12: Seven varsity teams earn scholar athlete recognition
- 7: District continues to test water for lead
- 5: F-M Culture Fest kicks off April 8; community invited to participate
- 5: F-M students advance in history competition
- 29: Eagle Hill students raise funds for FM Food Pantry
- 25: Dinneen to retire; board appoints replacement
- 11: In-person after-school academic support offered; extracurricular activities anticipated to start soon
- 4: Therapy dog joins Enders Road Elementary School community
- 18: Seniors named finalists in National Merit Scholarship Program
- 17: Schools honor notable Black Americans during Black History Month
- 12: F-M board supports state’s request to waive spring 2021 standardized tests
- 11: Scholastic Art Awards competition recognizes students’ work
- 9: Superintendent mid-year update sent to families and staff
- 5: District looks to expand extracurricular offerings
- 3: Dance Marathon fundraising for Camp Good Days taking place
- 27: Maintaining educational programs for students is 2021-22 budget development priority
- 14: Elementary students celebrate reading with fun activities
- 12: Wellwood Tutoring Club goes virtual to offer academic support
- 5: F-M Hall of Distinction will induct new members Jan. 11
- 9: Varsity teams earn scholar-athlete recognition
- 8: German National Honor Society inducts new members
- 4: Board members assess future facility needs
- 13: HSA officially opens new Eagle Hill pavilion
- 12: Mott Road celebrated at National Blue Ribbon School ceremony
- 10: F-M High School students earn more than 100 AP Scholar-level distinctions
- 5: Therapy dogs provide mental health supports
- 4: Board of education revises public comment process
- 22: Girls varsity soccer team recognized for excellence
- 15: F-M students named semifinalists in National Merit Scholarship Program
- 14: Three F-M students selected to be part of All-National Honor Ensembles
- 8: F-M named first in Syracuse Area for academics; second in Upstate
- 25: Professional development focuses on remote learning
- 24: Mott Road receives prestigious Blue Ribbon designation
- 28: Wellwood construction project moving forward
- 18: 2020 school tax rates established; most less than projected
- 25: F-M holds 67th annual commencement ceremony
- 21: F-M High School named 2019-2020 Scholar-Athlete School of Distinction
- 1: F-M athletics recognized as Overall Athletic Program of the Year
- 29: F-M leaders pledge to make diversity, equity top priorities
- 23: Music educators perform ‘Look to the Rainbow’
- 16: F-M voters approve $88.3 million budget; elect three board members
- 16: F-M High School presents virtual art show
- 15: Section III names F-M students Scholar Athletes
- 15: F-M senior earns foreign language award
- 12: Wind Ensemble shares virtual performance
- 10: F-M senior named semifinalist in prestigious scholars program
- 9: Students earn medals on National French Contest
- 8: F-M educator named Coordinator of the Year
- 1: Mental health supports critical for student success
- 30: Voters to decide on library propositions
- 29: Bus purchases proposed to reduce future costs
- 28: F-M designates May 29 as districtwide ‘Wellness Day’
- 26: Strategic plan guided 2020-21 budget development
- 24: Board of education student member position to be on ballot
- 22: Students earn National Latin Exam awards
- 21: Food Network will highlight students’ funky waffle creation
- 5: May 5 COVID-19 update: Annual school budget vote and board election to be held June 9 by absentee ballot
- 28: April 28 COVID-19 update: Three F-M schools designated as Recognition Schools
- 23: April 23 COVID-19 update: Board adopts budget proposal and braces for potential mid-year state aid cuts
- 14: F-M named among the ‘Best Communities for Music Education in America’
- 9: April 9 COVID-19 update: Wellwood construction to begin
- 3: April 3 COVID-19 update: Some construction projects continue during school closure
- 27: March 27 COVID-19 update: Schools closed until April 15; EH teachers help make face shields for healthcare workers
- 24: Board approves new bids for Wellwood capital project
- 16: F-M will provide meals to eligible students during school closure
- 6: Board approves modular classroom purchase; Wellwood tennis courts taken offline
- 5: March is recognized as Music In Our Schools Month
- 26: F-M students celebrate African Americans’ aspirations, achievements
- 25: Board approves Wellwood construction bids; project continues to move forward
- 18: Reenactor connects Eagle Hill students to American history
- 11: Students raise money for Australia’s wildlife
- 5: Wellwood student unveils his new book to peers
- 24: Governor unveils executive budget; F-M to present 2020-21 preliminary budget in March
- 24: Varsity teams earn scholar-athlete recognition
- 23: History Bee & Bowl team qualifies for national competition
- 22: Students pledge to bring ‘waste free’ lunches
- 17: FM Education Foundation awards enhance student learning
- 16: F-M senior named among top 300 scholars
- 13: F-M Dance Marathon community kickoff is Jan. 16
- 9: Spanish Club’s holiday toy drive helps local families
- 7: Kindergarten students raise money for hurricane victims
- 23: Students send cheer and positivity to children’s hospital
- 19: Seventh-grade students launch investigations into Boston Massacre
- 17: F-M students churn up ideas for local ice cream shop
- 11: F-M High School unveils newly-renovated library media center
- 4: German National Honor Society inducts new members
- 26: Mott Road spotlights gratitude for November
- 26: Modular classroom suite to temporarily house students during construction
- 18: State approves Wellwood construction plans; electrical work slated to begin
- 14: Wellwood partners with In My Father’s Kitchen
- 14: F-M students spread kindness one cup at a time
- 8: Mott Road celebrates Veterans Day 2019
- 4: Online survey will gather feedback on school start times
- 4: WWE star challenges students to dream big, make good choices
- 29: Voters to decide on OCM BOCES property purchase
- 24: Building a culture of innovation and inquiry
- 23: Fact or fiction: Project sharpens F-M students’ media literacy skills
- 18: Small space yields big returns: Peaceful Place helps lower stress and anxiety
- 10: F-M educators named to prestigious Master Teacher Program
- 7: F-M educator attends prestigious Ford’s Theatre program
- 4: F-M named first in Syracuse Area for academics; second in Upstate
- 2: F-M board action gives district voice in property tax exemption discussions
- 30: Mott Road students join quest for ‘whirled’ peace
- 30: Stadium lighting becomes more energy efficient
- 27: Twelve F-M students named Commended Students; recognized for academic promise
- 20: Enders Road addition officially open for business
- 12: F-M students named semifinalists in National Merit Scholarship Program
- 6: F-M High School students earn over 100 AP Scholar-level distinctions
- 5: District continues to focus on enhancing teaching and learning
- 3: Local transportation and law enforcement officials gather to promote safe driving
- 1: F-M makes annual list of best school districts in America
- 30: District highlighted new course at national conference
- 29: Community feedback sought on school start times topic
- 28: Food service implements sustainable practices
- 26: District reviewing data security protocols
- 13: District adopts tax levy and sets 2019-20 tax rates
- 25: District continues to focus on security
- 24: F-M junior earns National Songbook Academy’s top honor
- 3: Budget vote exit survey report finalized
- 2: Athletic Hall of Fame Class of 2019 announced
- 22: F-M High School holds 66th annual commencement ceremony
- 21: Two F-M schools designated as Recognition Schools
- 18: F-M students attend opioid awareness program
- 17: Middle school students earn awards on National German Exam
- 14: Two F-M teachers graduate from state’s Master Teacher program
- 13: Board recognizes achievements and board service
- 11: Acts of kindness create chain reaction at Enders Road
- 10: Library media specialist recognized as ‘Super Librarian’
- 7: F-M juniors recognized nationally for writing excellence
- 4: F-M alum shares knowledge with next generation
- 3: F-M High School students earn 34 medals on National Spanish Exam
- 30: Two F-M seniors win foreign language scholarships
- 29: Elementary students celebrate National Physical Fitness and Sports Month
- 28: Adaptive sports equipment allows for inclusivity
- 23: F-M students earn medals on National French Contest
- 21: F-M voters approve $85.9 million budget; elect three board members
- 17: District recognized for energy efficiency
- 16: Students excel on 2019 National Latin Exam
- 13: District proposes using additional state aid to lower tax levy increase; budget vote is Tuesday, May 21
- 13: Local German-American Society recognizes F-M student
- 9: Dads Night raised $1,650 for Helping Hounds and HSA
- 9: Bus purchases proposed to reduce future costs
- 7: National Technical Honor Society inducts F-M students
- 3: F-M students awarded study trips to Germany
- 2: F-M High School named one of the best high schools in nation
- 2: F-M musical receives 13 award nominations
- 1: Children’s author visits F-M elementary schools
- 24: Award-winning graphic novelist visits Wellwood
- 12: Seventeen student-athletes sign National Letters of Intent
- 10: National drug expert talks to F-M students, parents
- 9: Board of education approves budget proposal; residents to vote May 21
- 4: District to study modified school start times
- 3: Wellwood students take time to help others
- 3: Construction beginning at Enders and F-M High School
- 2: Pi Day tradition continues at F-M High School
- 1: State association recognizes F-M staff member