48,706 meals were served to the communities of Douglas, Middle Grove, Trivoli, Yates City, Hanna City, and Farmington since March 16. In a time of so much unknown, the power of connecting over this simple routine meant so much to so many and Farmington Central Schools could not be more proud of everyone who made it happen! Thank you!
about 5 years ago, Natalie Perry
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FCES would like to congratulate our Leaders of the Month for March, April & May! Watch the mail for your certificates. We're so proud of all your hard work! https://youtu.be/1hgCC9ui9Gk
about 5 years ago, Natalie Perry
Tonight, being released at 7:00 PM on the school's YouTube channel, is the 2019-2020 8th Grade Promotion Ceremony. Please search Farmington Central 265 on YouTube to see the video. Congrats to Jr. High class of 2020 and the future High School class of 2024.
about 5 years ago, Chris Uptmor
Today marks the final day of meal service for Farmington Central Schools. We want to thank everyone who was involved in feeding our community since March, and give a HUGE shout out to our cafeteria staff- including retirees Connie Lowery and Cafe Director Sue Arbogast. We wish you all the best in retirement! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BTvbo8SIy4I
about 5 years ago, Natalie Perry
There is still time to share your voice on our COVID-19 Impact survey. The survey will close at 11:59pm tonight, be sure to give your input on planning for the upcoming school year! https://forms.gle/wGrcDhMDP8j9XW7Y6
about 5 years ago, Natalie Perry
PANDEMIC EBT (P-EBT) SNAP BENEFITS Do you need help buying food for your school age children? Please check out the attached flyer and follow the directions to apply.
about 5 years ago, Denise Strube-Pieper
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Join us as we honor our 2020 FCHS graduates today! Virtual Ceremony, 2pm: https://youtu.be/_ioHFajoZKU Diploma Pickup, 6pm: FCHS Parade: Lining up in B Lot at 6:30pm led by local police and fire Official Graduation Ceremony is planned for July 26. Congratulations Graduates!
about 5 years ago, Natalie Perry
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Due to inclement weather, diploma pickup will be rescheduled to 6:00 this evening (May 17) at the High School main entrance. Virtual graduation will still be held at 2:00 today.
about 5 years ago, Natalie Perry
Don't forget to give your input on our COVID-19 Impact Survey by Tuesday, May 19 at 11:59 p.m. This survey is open to all community stakeholders! https://forms.gle/wGrcDhMDP8j9XW7Y6
about 5 years ago, Natalie Perry
Monday, 5/18 & Wednesday, 5/20 will be the final days of meal distribution for the 19-20 school year. It has been our pleasure to continue this service to our community!
about 5 years ago, Natalie Perry
The Spring activities season has looked very different this year, but it won’t stop us from celebrating all of the Seniors that would have participated in an activity this spring. Please enjoy this video as we pay tribute to all the participants of the Class of 2020! https://youtu.be/WfGM7p0qqS0
about 5 years ago, Natalie Perry
All remaining student materials will be available for pick up on Monday, May 11 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Elementary pickup will be in the B Lot at the B5 Doors and Junior High pickup will be at the Junior High entrance. Please stay in your car and someone will come out to assist you!
about 5 years ago, Natalie Perry
Thank you for your patience with our bus delivery this morning! All buses have now returned to the school. If your students' items did not arrive or you were not home to retrieve them, we will be offering pickup today during lunch service from 11 a.m.-1 p.m. in B Lot. Student items will be at the B5 Doors.
about 5 years ago, Natalie Perry
The buses are loaded and ready to run their routes one last time! Huge thank you to the volunteer staff that helped pack up, organize, load and deliver materials- watch for them at your stops this morning!
about 5 years ago, Natalie Perry
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Congratulations to all of our award recipients on Senior Honors Night. Best wishes to our graduating Class of 2020. “Sometimes you will never know the value of a moment until it becomes a memory.” - Dr. Seuss.
about 5 years ago, Erin Shaffer
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Farmington District 265 will be running morning bus routes on Friday, May 8 to deliver student belongings and recover any school property needing returned to FCES and FCJH. This does not apply to Farmington Central High School, which has already communicated procedure for exchange of items. Buses will run their regular routes, with the addition of students who do not typically ride the bus, so times will be approximate and run between 6:45am-8:45am. When the bus arrives, items will be exchanged with students/parents or will be left if there is a visual contact made. If no person is present, items will not be left and may then be picked up from the schools on Monday, May 11 from 9am-3pm. Details for the Monday pickup will follow after Friday's deliveries. Items needing to be returned to schools will also be picked up at this stop. If possible, place the returned items in a zip seal bag, labeled with the student's first and last name. FCCUSD 265 staff looks forward to serving our students through this delivery!
about 5 years ago, Natalie Perry
Congratulations to Addison Littrel who was selected as the Freshman of the Month for May! She is active in Volleyball, Basketball, Softball & Unified PE. Congratulations, Addison!
about 5 years ago, Natalie Perry
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Congratulations to Delaney Foster who was selected as Sophomore of the Month for May! She is active in Basketball and a member of the Harvest Team. Congratulations, Delaney!
about 5 years ago, Natalie Perry
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Congratulations to Addyson Neal who was selected as Junior of the Month for May! She is active in Cross Country, Track, Winter Guard, Theatre, Drama Club, Spanish Club, Book Club, Key Club, Prom Committee and Yearbook Committee. She is also a Thespian and a member of the National Honor Society. Congratulations, Addyson!
about 5 years ago, Natalie Perry
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Congratulations to May Student of the Month Abbey Pepper. She currently has a 4.065 GPA and is in the top of her class. She has been involved in a number of activities throughout her high school career, including: Cheerleading, National Honor Society, Dancing at Dance Connection, Key Club, Student Senate, Prom Committee, and Theatre. She has also served as President of Student Senate, President of Key Club and Secretary of National Honor Society. Abbey has volunteered at Living Hope Community Church Vacation Bible School, Camp Big Sky, Blood Drives, worked the Rotary booth during Spoon River Drive, painted fire hydrants, and worked at the South Side Mission. Abbey plans to attend Southeast Missouri State University to major in Mass Communications and Minor in Dance. Congratulations, Abbey!
about 5 years ago, Natalie Perry
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