Good luck to our Track team as they head to state competition today ! FHS celebrated with a clap out and some power punch as they left the building. Go Falcons!
The Freeland Assembly Of God is thrilled to announce an exciting event to commemorate the last day of school for the Freeland Community. As a token of appreciation for the students' hard work and dedication throughout the year, Freeland Assembly Of God will be giving away FREE snow cones on Friday, June 7th, between 11:30am - 1:30pm at their church campus at 284 E Washington Road.
Congratulations to senior Stephen "Wes" Trotter, for submitting an entry into the ACS National 2024 Chemists Celebrate Earth Week Illustrated Poem Contest with the theme, “Get a Charge out of Chemistry.” Wes came in second place in the nation and won a $150 scholarship, along with his poem being featured on the campaign’s website at http://www.acs.org/ccew.
FHS students in Mr. Keson's Manufacturing Tech courses received a grant from the Niles Foundation. This grant provided the opportunity for our students to design and build metal storage racks for our shop. Great work to all of our students, and a big thank you to the Niles Foundation for the grant which made this possible.
Good luck to our FHS track team, competing at MITCA today. This was their early morning send off!
FHS is proud to recognize these 26 seniors for their commitment to becoming a Freeland Scholar! These seniors devoted their time to completing a job shadow or work based learning experience during high school, took more rigorous courses , and completed a minimum of 100 hours of community service during high school, which makes them a Freeland Scholar. We recognized them at a special breakfast today, hosted by our Freeland Chamber of Commerce. Congratulations to all of these seniors!
Benjamin Barringer
Samuel Brewster
Colin Dee
Alexis Fiorenza
Mason Fleming
Ella Frank
Ethan Gosen
Mimi Gowenlock
Amelia Havlik
Wyatt Henning
Mason Herring
Lily Hileman
Paige Kloha
Laken LeBaron
Remmi MacDonald
Avery Mantei
Emily Nietling
Deagan O'Neil
Katie Papst
Samantha Poplawski
Ava Reed
Isabella Reed
Kendall Schram
Aidan Smolarek
Aiden Watkins
Emersyn Zehnder
Our award-winning FHS Literary-Art Magazine Painting with Ink 2024 is here! Don't miss out on this brilliant collection of student art and writing, and buy your copy for just $5.00 at all lunches, or see Mrs. Howson in room 405. Previous year's issues can also be purchased for $1.00.
Congratulations to our published artists and writers this year:
Adelade Avram
Mars Bauman
Parker Beckham
Olivia Belski
Ella Beltz
Caitlin Bertuleit
John Borgula
Carrie Cutshall
Sam Fischer
Nora Franklin
Khloe Graham
Bella Griffore
Summer Grohman
Matthew Hayes
Teddy Heffron
Brielle Howell
Ethan Howell
Emma Jacobs
Devlin Johnson
Vivian Kukulis
Brooklyn Laking
Olivia Mielke
Julia Molnar
Emily Nietling
Mollie Northrup
Braeden Oehring
Belle Reinke
Kennedi Ritt
Kaitlyn Schuette
Morgan Shepard
Rachel Svetic
Gage Tait
Ariana Turner
Brooklyn VanDaele
Sally Yu
FHS is excited to highlight our Social Studies teacher, Mrs. Kristin Aimar. She has taught in Freeland for 2 years, and has been teaching for 16 years. When asked what she enjoys most about teaching, she feels that getting to know her students is so rewarding. She likes to see how much growth they make from the start to the end of the year. Her favorite memories are made being present at community events such as the homecoming parade, athletic events, concerts, and plays. Outside of school, Kristin enjoys spending time with her family, and staying on top of all the athletic events her children participate in. She likes spending her free time watching their involvement here in our community. Thank you Mrs. Aimar, for being such an amazing educator in our district!
FHS Student Council hosted Walk A Mile in Her Shoes on Friday, May 9th to raise awareness for sexual assault and gender violence prevention. Before the walk, we held some fun competitions for our participants, and you will see the winners pictured here. Overall, we had 300 students and staff join in and we raised over $500 for the Underground Railroad of Saginaw. Great job to all of our participants!
FHS students in Ms. Klida's art class partnered with Covenant Hospital recently. Students painted boxes that will contain gifts to go home with parents who have lost a child. We are so grateful that our students had a chance to be involved in such an impactful way for those who are grieving.
Freeland Performing Arts will be holding auditions for next year's K12 musical, Seussical the Musical, next Monday and Tuesday, May 13-14 after school. Please follow this link to apply and sign up for an audition slot. 5-12 graders are encouraged to audition in person and K-4th grade are encouraged to submit a video. Callbacks will be held at the auditorium on May 16 from 4-7pm.
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FHS congratulates sophomore, Jada Prescott, for her t-shirt design that was selected for the 2024 Clash for a Cure. Jada is a student in Mrs. Klida's Graphic Arts class, and we are so proud of her work!
Big news for Freeland students in grades 7-12! You can travel to Rome, Athens, & the Greek Isles with the Freeland Travel Club in Summer 2026! Register for the information meeting to learn more about this exciting opportunity here: https://bit.ly/4b7zLiZ
If you would like to sign up for the Freeland Performing Arts Camp this summer from June 17-21, please use this link to register.
Freeland Performing Arts Camp (FPAC) is June 17-21st for incoming 1st-6th graders. Please complete this Pre-Registration Form if interested. Campers will take classes in Music, Movement, Acting and Technical Theatre and will perform a show at the end of the week at 6:00 on Friday, June 21. Camp will run from 9:00am - 3:00pm on Monday - Friday with a 30 minute break for lunch. CAMP COST = $100.00. T-shirt included. After June 1st, you will receive an email confirming your pre-registration with a link to pay online to complete your Registration. Limited Space. APPLY TODAY!!
The FHS LINKS, along with our SLS group, held our first ever Glow Dance two weeks ago. The students who attended were amazing, making sure everyone was included and having fun. There were games, face painting, tattoo stickers, snacks and dancing. Thank you to Mrs. Richardson and Mrs. Klida for all of your hard work behind the scenes, as this was a very special night for all who attended!
FHS Congratulates the following students whose artwork was chosen to be on display for the SVSU High School Art Exhibition:
Brielle Howell
Charlie Berghoff
Emma Maloney
Izzy McBride
Johni Borgula
Matthew Hayes
Rachel Svetic (not shown)
Olive Belski (not shown)
Jaydin Hundley (not shown)
Laken LeBaron (not shown)
Students at FHS participated in spirit days, received an awareness bracelet from the LINKS program, participated in a GLOW dance, and had an opportunity to participate in a human ribbon last week as a final culmination of Autism Awareness Month. We stand together in understanding and awareness of our peers and students at FHS with autism.
Students in Mrs. Hoffmann's Spanish 1 class Spanish 1 just finished learning about a famous tradition in Tarragona, Spain called Castells. Castells are human towers that are part of a festival competition. Students made their own version of castells using plastic cups to see how elaborate their towers could be.
Congratulations to our Symphony Band who competed at States today. Our band came back to school with a rating of a "ONE" which is superior in state music competition. We are so proud of their hard work, and appreciate their dedication to our music program. A special shout out to Mr. Shaw, for his strong leadership with these great students. Proud to be a Falcon!
