FHS is excited to highlight our English Teacher, Ms. Kyla Krygier. This is her tenth year at Freeland High School. She finds the most rewarding part of working with students is the relationships she builds and has been able to keep throughout the years. She stated, "Academics are important, applying to college/work experience is important, GPA matters, SAT's matter, but none of this matters if I don't really know the students I am working with." Kyla is really proud of FCSD because we are a community that cares about one another. You see this support at games, tournaments, social events, etc. as people get together to rally around a common cause/goal. This unity and pride sets Freeland apart from other districts.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) announced it is extending free meals to continue to be available to all children throughout the entire 2020-2021 school year. We are excited to continue to provide FREE breakfast and lunch to all students!
Students in Mrs. DeLong’s 7th grade English class had a great time showing us who they are “under their mask”.
Freeland Soccer ties Frankenmuth, 1-1, and clinches a share of the Conference Championship.
Public Service Announcement: Freeland Road, from the bridge over the Tittabawassee River to west of the roundabout, will be closed to all traffic from Saturday (Oct. 10) @ 7:00AM through Sunday (Oct. 11) @ 7:00PM (at the latest).
We are excited to announce an opportunity that we are going to have this fall facilitating a peer support group for caregivers who have adopted/fostered children or provided a suitable home for children. Please click the flyer link below for more information. If you are interested in participating, the Google Form for signing up is at the bottom of the flyer. https://www.smore.com/9018x
Monday was a very good day for Freeland athletics!
The Freeland Golf team finished 3rd at their Regional, qualifying for the State Tournament. Congratulations to Grace Pumford (91), Lydia Back (96), Ava Mata (104), Sophie Argyle (108), and Zoey Markey (111).
Freeland Soccer topped John Glenn , 2-0, on goals from Taylor Armbruster and Stephen Duggan, and a shut out by goal keeper Gavin Spaulding.
Reminder and correction: Today is meal distribution night. Meals are distributed every Monday from 4:30-7:00 from the back of Freeland Elementary. We provide FREE breakfast and lunch to anyone 18 and under. See you soon!
The students in Mrs Helmreich’s 3rd grade class at Freeland Elementary are investigating the forces between objects. They used evidence from their investigation to prove that there is both touching and non-touching forces between objects. #freelandfalcons
Freeland Schools are looking for individuals interested in Substitute Custodial work.
Face it, your car really needs a wash. So, make your car happy and support the Freeland Band @ the Band Car Wash, Tuesday, 10/6, 4-6pm at Deano's on Midland Road. Come get a great wash and support our Freeland Band Program.
Congratuations to the Regional Champion FHS Equestrian Team!
Freeland Soccer ties East Lansing, 2-2.
Freeland Athletics has two (2) job opportunities:
9th grade Girls Basketball Coach
Ticket Taker for Various Athletic Events
Interested? Check out the positions.
Freeland Volleyball defeated Alma 3-1, moving to 2-1 in Conference and 8-6 overall.
Freeland Golf shot a 374 to win the final TVC event of the year, finishing the year 2nd in the Conference. Grace Pumford (87), Lydia Back (88), Ava Mata (99), & Zoey Markey (100) led the Falcons.
All-League Team was named. Pumford (2), Back (3), and Sophie Argyle (6) were all named 1st Team. Markey (10) & Mata (12) finished as 2nd Team. Congratulations!
Two was the number for Freeland at TVC Jamboree #2. Jacob Wurtzel won the boys race, with Braden Klein (7), Carter Vasicek (12), and Caleb Davies (13) finishing in the Top 14 and helping the Falcons to a 2nd place finish.
The girls varsity team also finished 2nd, with seven (7) runners (Mara Longenecker (4), Kiera Hansen (5), Whitney Farrell (6), Paige Kloha (8), Bella Reed (9), Sasha Seegobin (11), and Ally Harvey (14)) finishing in the Top 14.
No, it is not a secret that FHS students only go to school every other day due to COVID-19 safety concerns. What they are doing on their "Home Day" is not a secret either. Check out the Home Learning Day Directions for each class and look at some of the available learning calendars. Our FHS students should have full days of learning when they are at home.
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Great start to the week for Freeland Athletics:
Varsity Volleyball beats Clio, 3-0, on Monday
Varsity Soccer tops Garber, 4-1, on Tuesday
Go Falcons!
Freeland X-Country represented well at the Webberville Invitation Division II Race. Girls finished 1st (Kiera Hansen, Whitney Farrell, & Mara Longnecker went 1, 2,3 & Lawson Brady won the JV race ). Boys finished 4th (Jacob Wurtzel - 2nd). Tons of PRs! Congratulations!
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Freeland Football tops Alma 14-10
