Please consider helping the FHS Green Club make our event a success as we attempt to plant enough trees to offset our school's paper usage.
If you are looking for something new to do on Walleye weekend, our FHS Cornhole Club is sponsoring a junior tournament on Saturday, April 30.
FHS congratulates Allison DeLeeuw for receiving a $1000 scholarship from the Rotary Club of Saginaw Valley. Recently, she was honored at a luncheon and she is pictured here with her parents, John and Beth DeLeeuw, receiving her award. We are so proud of you Ally!
FHS is so proud of our 33 National Honor Society members who participated in the Polar Plunge on Saturday, February 19. Our school raised $5017, the highest contribution of any school. Thank you to our community members who supported our students to take the plunge by donating.
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FHS is pleased to highlight Mr. Schmidt. He teaches Biology and Anatomy and Physiology in our science department, and this is his fourth year here. He stated, "My involvement with the Chief Science Officer program has led to very rewarding experiences related to increasing student leadership roles in the school and community." The thing he enjoys most about working in Freeland is seeing students come up with solutions to investigations or when students are left actively asking questions about what could possibly be the next steps for the investigation. Thank you Mr. Schmidt for your service to our students.
FHS students in Mrs. Neal's Health class learned about the heart today. As a cross curricular connection, Mr. Schmidt's Anatomy class is also dissecting deer hearts, so he shared a real heart with Mrs. Neal's students.
Check out our February newsletter from the Chief Science Officers.
https://www.smore.com/9cntp-nuts-and-bolts-february
We hope you will join us for tonight's FHS Senior vs. Junior Volleytuff competition! Proceeds support our Student Council and Be The Change club.
Last Friday, students from FHS visited the elementary school to share a Volleytuff game during the lunch period. This Tuesday night, our juniors and seniors will face off in the Volleytuff showdown at 7 pm in the HS gym. We hope you will join us!
The Freeland High School Green Club is excited to share their new website with our community. They are hosting a Treeplenish event to actively give back to our community in a way that encourages the idea of acting more sustainably. The event date is May 1st, 2022 and the goal is to plant 300 saplings in the community to offset the paper usage of our school district. For more information, please check out this link. http://tpevents.org/school/2096
FHS students in our Manufacturing Technology classes were learning how to use our new Baileigh CNC Plasma Cutter this week. This new equipment was purchased through the SME Prime grant, and we are so excited to have it for our students.
Our CSO's have completed another great newsletter. Take a look at this one!
https://www.smore.com/hzj9q
FHS students in Mr. Kostrzewa's Pre Calc class were busy working on a map project.
Come out and support our Wrestling Program at the Euchre Tournament on January 22.
FHS is proud of our three students who placed at HOSA Regionals last week!
SYDNEY TRUDO placed 1st in CERT Skills, and SAMANTHA MORRIS and ALEXIS RICKER placed 4th in Health Career Display. Congratulations!
Last week, FHS had six teams compete in the JA Titan competition, which allowed us to compete against students from across our state. Congratulations to two of our teams who won. Our second place winners were Lucas Hildebrant, Lucas Colpaert, and Conner Leaman, and in fifth place our winners were Parker Brock, Michael Garth, and Zack DeLeeuw. Way to go!
FHS Student Council members spent the day serving our community by working at Toys for Tots on Tuesday. Thank you for your service!
Congratulations to FHS students Allison DeLeeuw and Allyson Harvey! They applied for the Strive for a Safer Drive grant, and were awarded $1,000 for our SLS chapter to implement the campaign. This campaign will encourage FHS students to practice safe driving habits.
The Freeland CSO's have completed their first STEM newsletter for the year. Check it out!
https://www.smore.com/t6u1m
FHS/FMS are pleased to announce that we had a successful food drive. There were 1106 items donated by students in 7-12 grade. First place class: Dr. Short,
Second place class: Mrs. Williamson, and Third place class: Mrs. Howson.
Thanks to Hidden Harvest for the boxes and helping us transport the 80 boxes of food to the St. Agnes food pantry.
