Bulletin – February 19, 2021
Block Schedule - B Day
Just a reminder to the sophomore class: All Rada fundraiser paper orders and money are due to the office TODAY.
Next week is FFA Week! Best dressed of each day will win a gift card!!
Monday: Safari Day dress up as your favorite animal or safari guide
Tuesday: Camo Day wear your best camo attire
Wednesday: Teacher Dress Up dress up as your favorite teacher
Thursday: Meme Day dress up as your favorite meme
Friday: Blue and Gold wear your blue and gold attire
Attention VARSITY ONLY Football players: The team will meet this Sunday, February 21st and next Sunday, February 28th from 6-8PM in the gym.
Dual Credit Placement Testing for the upcoming 2021-2022 school year will take place on March 2nd @1pm. Sophomore and Junior students who registered for dual credit classes in the fall will report to the Computer Lab with their Chromebooks for the Reading and Math Accuplacer. Please email Ms. Smith for questions.
Seniors, please stop by the high school office for the Farmington Central Academic Foundation Scholarship Award Application if you need one. All applications are due by noon on February 25th. Please submit applications to Ms. Smith.
Today's Senior Shoutout goes to Zachary Smith.
Zachary participates in FFA.
Outside of school he likes to fish, weld, and work on cars.
His favorite memories at FCHS were FFA ski trips, State Convention, Mrs. Burklund’s classes, football games, End Zone, and wrestling meets.
His quote is: “You’re gonna miss this, you’re gonna want this back, you’re gonna wish these days hadn’t gone by so fast!”
Today begins our Classroom Shoutouts to our staff! Today we recognize Mrs. Clope. My junior classes just finished reading Of Mice and Men and are working on a choice project assessment (write a letter to 3 different characters, make a video of an important scene, create a diorama of significant places, research a theme from the novel, or contrast the movie with the novel) so they could showcase their strengths and understanding of the novel. Seniors thoroughly enjoyed trying to figure out Agatha Christie’s And Then There Were None murder mystery. We have had amazing classroom discussions. The insight and perspective that many students had was so wonderful to see. “Mrs. Clope is always pushing us to do our best and when we can’t get it, she is always there to help.” Thank you Mrs. Clope!
Today’s Lunch: Cheese Pizza Bread or PBJ Uncrustable