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FJSHS Ag Mechanics Class is taking orders for metal pumpkins!
Please use the following link or QR Code on the flyer to place your orders!
https://forms.gle/BKcYCUjC5z9ofhHc8
Our kids are having a stinging start to the year with positive office calls! First up is Luke! Luke reacted quickly to help a student who had fallen. Way to demonstrate kindness towards a classmate, Luke!
#positiveofficecalls #imaginebelieveachieve
Caney has informed us of repair work to the bridge just north of town on HWY 75. There is a traffic light in place, and delays of up to 25 minutes have been experienced. If you are attending tonight's contest, we encourage you to plan for a possible extended delay or use an alternate route into Caney.
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Last school year's 2024 Yearbooks have been passed out. If you still need to buy one, we have a limited stock. The cost is $45 which includes tax. Contact Mrs. Lara Staker at lstaker@fredoniaks.com.
Calling all amateur and professional photographers. Help our 2025 Yearbook staff catch that awesome photo moment. More cameras, mean more opportunities to find photos of every student doing what they love. https://photos.jostens.com/62MT38
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Fredonia FCA will be meeting Friday morning at 7:30am in the weight-room! Hope to see you there!
Thank you to A-Lert for their donation of Welding shirts for the Ag Mechanics classes! We appreciate the community support for our Career and Technical Education classes.
Beat Neody dress up days next week for Lincoln and the ELC!
Mrs. Hickox's class enjoyed visiting Old Iron Days today.
On Monday, 1st year FFA members attended Greenhand Conference in Girard. Members took an FFA information test and then learned about opportunities in FFA and Agriculture.
JP Batzer and Elliot Cannon represented the chapter in the Creed Speaking Contest.
JP Batzer was also selected to represent our chapter in the FFA Spelldown. He competed against the high scoring member from each chapter in the FFA information test in a spelling bee format. JP placed 3rd overall and received a medal and trophy!
Ashton Oneal and Kolin Unruh also attended to present about the Ag Communications CDE.
Congratulations to all that competed today!
Mrs. Pelton's Biology dissected an earthworm. The kids loved the dissection and they did an awesome job on their test over the structures and their functions.
Calling all downtown businesses! Halloween is right around the corner! If you'd like your business to participate in Lincoln & the ELC's downtown trick or treating, please sign up so you're not missed! bit.ly/48jZt3u
British Literature students participated in a Gallery Walk showcasing their visual representation of the Epic Poem, Beowulf.
Mrs. Pelton's Anatomy and Physiology class learned how to do sutures. Thank you Sarah Baker, Family Nurse Practitioner, for demonstrating how to suture a cut.
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Our 7-12 Theater students enjoyed ICC and Rural Outreach Educations production of Romeo and Juliet! Through the Kansas Arts Commission and National Endowment for the Arts, this group is able to share Shakespeare in schools. Our students were able to ask questions to the directors and actors after the show.
