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Due to situations beyond our control, the 8th grade class at Farmington Central Jr. High School will be on REMOTE LEARNING starting tomorrow Wednesday March 24th and returning on Monday April 5th. This message does not affect our LIFE SKILLS program. 8th graders in the Life Skills program will still be in-person learning.
In-Person 8th grade extra curriculars will be suspended for the time being. Further details will come from your coaches or sponsors.
We encourage you to continue to watch and monitor your student for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
Again, the 8th grade class at Farmington Central Jr. High School will be on REMOTE LEARNING starting tomorrow March 24th and returning on Monday April 5th. 8th grade students in our LIFE SKILLS program will be on campus for in-person learning.
Thank you for your understanding and cooperation during this time.
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***Women's History Month***
Mrs. Jordan's and Mrs. Morse's class worked on and presented their Women's History Month research projects last week. Here are a few of the pictures from the project! #Enjoy
Here are a few pictures from our FCES World Down Syndrome celebration day. We *ROCKED OUR SOCKS* to celebrate inclusion, acceptance, and to bring awareness! #Enjoy
**Music in Our Schools Month & St. Patrick's Day w/ Ms. Reyner**
Ms. Reyner (student teacher under the tutelage of Ms. Martin) helped classes celebrate Music in Our Schools Month and St. Patrick's Day by playing Irish jigs on her fiddle! The students really enjoyed learning about Irish culture through the music and even danced along.
☘️Celebrating St. Patrick's Day!!!☘️ PART 2
Here are more OUTSTANDING images of FCES student celebrations from St. Patrick's Day! #Enjoy
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☘️Celebrating St. Patrick's Day!!!☘️
This week FCES classrooms have been taking time to learn about and celebrate St. Patrick's Day. Enjoy the student work that line our hallways!
FCES Families:
Join us in celebrating inclusion and acceptance as we ROCK OUR SOCKS in honor of World Down Syndrome Day (3/21)! Wear your wacky, silly, and mismatched socks FRIDAY!
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March 21st is World Down Syndrome Day! The Jr. High Life Skills Class is having a Crazy Sock contest. We encourage all Jr. High students to wear Crazy Socks on Friday March 19.
***Women's History Month!***
Mrs. Pohl's class celebrated Women's History Month by researching famous female historical figures and making posters to share their findings with classmates. #Enjoy #WomensHistoryMonth
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➕**Kindergarten- Math Fun!**➕
Mrs. Fruendt's class has been interacting with number blocks to assist with math. Students were able to use both digital and hands-on options to reinforce their learning. Check out the highlights from this "Math"-tastic class! #Enjoy #FarmerFun
⚾**5th Grade- Women's History Month!** PART 2 ⚾
Mrs. Keplar's class learned about Women's History through acting out the play When Girls Ruled Baseball. The play, which takes place in the 1940's, focuses on the historic All American Girls Professional Baseball League. Here are pictures of the cast and crew:
**5th Grade- Women's History Month!**
Ms. Munger's class spent time reading a play about the All American Girls Professional Baseball League. They learned the history of the league which led to discussions about systemic gender stereotyping. At the end of the unit, the students completed a comprehensive assessment, which required them to be able analyze videos and their play to write an essay.
As an extension activity, students analyzed food, drink and household advertising through the decades to identify gender stereotyping and how it changed through the decades.
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