Congratulations to FHS freshman, Isabel Cumper, as she won The All American Quarter Horse Congress Championship title last Sunday in barrels! The All American Quarter Horse Congress hosts the largest National Youth Team Tournament competition in the world, and we are so proud of Isabel!
Lat Friday, our marching band traveled to HealthSource, and played for their residents. The partnership between our school district and HealthSource, provides mutual benefits to both our students and their patients. Great job band!
FHS students in Mrs. Aimar's Sociology class are studying cultural diversity. To celebrate, they created presentations and brought foods from various cultures to share with their class.
FHS students in Mrs. Clark's STEM class were working on a projectile motion lab today. They were investigating the independence of horizontal and vertical components of motion and predicting the landing point of a projectile.
Congratulations to senior Brayden Ruckman for accepting a scholarship to attend the University of Montevallo in Alabama. Brayden is the
first Freeland HS Bass team member to sign a scholarship to fish in college, and we are so proud of his accomplishments!
FHS students in Mrs. Short's 5th hour Chemistry class were helping Mrs. Richardson's students in the lab. They completed a flame test lab to identify different metals.
FHS students decorated the hallways for a homecoming competition. This year's theme is Music Genres. Freshmen have jazz, sophomores have pop, juniors have rock, and seniors have country. Great job to all of our students who worked so hard on their hallways!
FHS would like to thank Harbor Freight! Mr. Drown received a $200 donation to be used for supplies in our woodshop, and we are so grateful for their generosity. #HarborFreightHappy
FHS students in Mrs. Richardson's class worked with Mrs. Farley and their LINKS partners to learn about mixing colors. Afterwards, the class painted with leaves and created beautiful pictures.
If you are interested in participating in the Homecoming Parade, please open the link below for a copy of the parade application. Applications are due to Jen Neal at the High School by September 28th at 3 pm.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/12cJpPY1lW2yzvgbFkxHAbjzt9N2Fgmv9v0l6MCqai_w/edit
Homecoming Parade Applications are now available in all district offices. If you are planning to be in the parade, you will need to fill out an application and submit it to Jen Neal by September 28th. ***We do not include any political candidates or current elected officials in our parade.***
Congratulations to the 2022 Homecoming Court Members!
Freshmen Bradyn Hayes Victoria Caudy
Wilson Huckeby Gia Johnson
Sophomores Jake Metiva Amolia Johnson
Brayden Petre Jenna Kowalski
Juniors Joseph Paccione Alexis Fiorenza
Zachary Schmidt Ava Reed
Seniors Eric Dahley Meredith Cook
Jared Moon Ainsley Miller
Christopher Morgan Ella Hall
Dalton Polega Sarah Hable
Pritesh Ravi Alyssa Spegel
Check out this link to view our FHS Virtual Art Show.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1rcdPPbXBF9rpb36uSgOZZq5I7m0e6M9-/view
Congratulations to FHS Senior Brandon Earls, who competed in a Cornhole World Competition last week in Branson, Missouri. He took 17th place and earned a position as an ACO Cornhole Professional.
FHS was excited to host the Class of 2026 for Freshman Transition Day! We had a great time getting to know them and they had an opportunity to work with our Student Council to learn all about the high school.
FHS students in Mrs. Hannon's Spanish 1 class, wrapped up learning about the regional Spanish tradition of building Castells (human towers). Students worked together to build their own castells using paper cups in different arrangements before competing to build the tallest and most complicated tower.
The Leaders for Life Scholarship Program is designed to create awareness of the need for a strong and consistent blood supply while providing high school students with an opportunity to support your community. By supporting local blood drives, students are not only giving back to your community, they are eligible to receive a scholarship toward their post-secondary education and recognition cords at graduation. To be eligible for this scholarship, students must have donated blood a minimum of six times and/or volunteered eight hours at one or more FHS Blood Drives. Students were asked to create a video promoting blood donation within our community. The winner of this year's Leaders for Life Scholarship is Megan Reimer. Megan is attending SVSU in the fall. Congratulations!
Painting with Ink 2022, the literary-art magazine of FHS, is now available for sale for $5.00! Our publication includes both art and writing from FHS/FMS students. Magazines will be sold at all lunches and after school on Tuesday and Thursday this week and next week, so get your copy before we run out!
Congratulations to FHS Junior, Ella Hall, who won first place in an essay contest sponsored by the Saginaw County Medical Society. Her essay, “Why I Want to Become a Physician in Saginaw County” was selected for the prize of $1000. We are so proud of you Ella!
