Girls from 7th and 8th grade were selected to attend Let's Go STEM at SUNY Adirondack. They got to experience real world science, math, technology and engineering concepts in a college environment. Workshops included Nursing 101, making lip balm from honeycomb, making lollipops in a culinary kitchen, and extracting DNA from a strawberry. This experience is one the girls will remember for a long time!
Concert Reminder! Our junior/senior high spring concert is next week!
Don't forget to sign up for the Talent Show and Lip Sync Battle!
Fort Ann students gave back to their community during the recent town beautification day.
Get those acts ready! The Talent Show and Lip Sync Battle is fast approaching!
A great local opportunity for middle school girls!
Thank you to Mrs. Ortiz for keeping our students healthy, safe, and ready to learn! Happy School Nurse Day! 🤩🩹🩺
Kindergarten glow day! Students enjoyed centers, played bingo and had a great time glowing together!!!
We ❤️ our Fort Ann teachers! Celebrating Teacher Appreciation Week! ⭐️
Important announcement! We are kindly asking that all families and friends attending the Prom March tomorrow at 5 do not park in the parent turnaround at the front of the school. We are expecting a delivery for the After Prom Party. There's plenty of parking available in the front and back parking lots. See you tomorrow!
🦸♀️ It's School Lunch Hero Day! Thank you to our amazing Fort Ann food service team for providing our students with delicious meals and friendly smiles every day—your dedication makes you true school lunch heroes! 🤩
Spring Book Fair is next week!
Our Spring Scholastic Book Fair will be happening in the Library the week of May 5 - 9. This will be a Buy One, Get One Free Book Fair and is a great way to stock up on new books for summer reading (or early birthday/Christmas shopping). Flyers have been sent home by elementary teachers, and information is attached below about how to create an e-Wallet for students to shop with at the Book Fair. If you've never tried e-Wallet....this is a great way for students and parents to not have to worry about possibly losing their Book Fair money between home and school, or losing their change. Families can put money into an e-Wallet on Scholastic for their student, and students can access it to make purchases at the Book Fair. Any money leftover in their e-Wallet at the end of the Book Fair can be either converted to an e-Gift card and carried over to the next book fair, or used online at Scholastic.
Attention SENIORS! There is still time for some terrific scholarship opportunities! Apply today!
🎉 Congratulations to our Students-of-the-Month for April! You make us proud! This month, we celebrate students who demonstrate Cardinal Pride. 🤩 Wade Agnew, Harper Barrett, Atticus Berthiaume, Braxton Courcelle, Chloe Fifield, Bryson Goodspeed, Louis Granger, Madilyn Graves, Ginevieve Greenough, Emerson Grover, Cash Herringshaw, Finn Herringshaw, Lane Herringshaw, Titan Lamb, Jameson Lashinsky, Lexi Lashinsky, Dawson McConnell, Amelia Monroe, Marleigh Nassivera, Michael Stowhas, Jacob Tracy, Rayden Tripp, Harper Tucker, Saxton Watkins, Camden White, Sheridan White, Myles Witters.
Congratulations to National Technical Honor Society Inductees!
Computer Based State Testing for grades 3-8 begins Monday! The best preparation is to get a good night of sleep and a healthy breakfast!
The Class of 2029 would like to thank everyone for coming out for their first Trivia Night and Ice Cream Social! Congratulations to Mrs. Lashinsky, Mrs. Passino, Kendyll Burch, Olivia Winchell and Ava Marcantonio for their win!
The Capital Area School Development Association (CASDA) will be hosting a College Fair for local students on Wednesday, April 30th from 6:30-8 PM in the Hudson Falls High School gymnasium. All are welcome!
Attention all Cornhole enthusiasts! Come help support the Class of 2025 and have an awesome time! Please check out the QR code to sign up!
ATTENTION SOPHOMORES AND JUNIORS: COLLEGE CREDIT OPPORTUNITIES!
Hudson Valley Community College is offering summer courses for students going into their junior or senior year in Fall 2025 at any New York State high school.
Enrollment in these courses is limited to high school students.
Courses are taught by Hudson Valley Community College faculty.
All expenses – tuition, books and fees – for summer College in the High School classes are funded by a college scholarship.
Note: The scholarship covers up to eight credits. Students who are fully registered by June 26 will automatically have their textbooks shipped or eBooks emailed to their HVCC account; after this date textbooks/eBooks are available for pick-up in the Viking's Cove Bookstore.
All College in the High School course registration is completed online via Voyager. More details are available in the Registration Information section linked below!
https://www.hvcc.edu/programs/highschool/cihs/offerings/online-summer.html
Please see Mrs. Spooner with any questions.
