Farmington School District Media Specialist & History Teacher Ryan Lambert was joined by State’s Appellate Attorney Nick Atwood and Peoria Riverfront Museum Collections Coordinator and Curator Lottie Fiddes at tonight’s WIU History Alum Career Panel presentation!
Congratulations to our Food Service staff on being awarded the Food Safety Excellence Award!
Congratulations to Sarah Litchfield on being appointed to the 2019 IHSA All-State Academic Team!
What a great dodgeball tourney! Harvest Team Member Bailey Kennelly raised money for St.Jude with this tournament--over $300. Thank you to Miss Clayton and Miss Bybee for being referees. 2018-19 Harvest Team is sponsored by: Lozier Oil, Bank of Farmington, Joe and Emily Webel, Chad Johnson-Jim Maloof Realtor, Farmington Community Bank and Marilyn & Larry Gibbs.
Great work to our drum line!
Baseball time!
Junior high track is going strong
A big thank you to Katlyn Linsley from the Central Illinois Autism Association for presenting to students during Autism Awareness Week!
The Varsity & JV softball game vs Rushville-Industry cancelled on Apr. 4 has been rescheduled to Apr. 23. Varsity at 4:15pm, JV to follow.
Thanks to the Princesses from Sugar N Spice for stopping into #FCES morning meeting and challenging some teachers to a snowball fight!
#FCES leader lunch was all 3rd grade boys today! Congratulations on going #AboveandBeyond!
The Two Rivers Jr High Conference track meet will take place on Sat, Apr. 13, not Apr. 27, at Peoria Heights. We apologize for the inconvenience.
The Research Center in the High School is now 3-D Scanning. Say hello to Leslie Martin.
Harvest team member Mackenzie Schaer hosted a teddy bear drive for Alzheimer’s patients throughout the month of March. Patients suffering from this disease often feel lost, scared and uncomfortable. Having a teddy bear or doll can be a very effective way to reduce stress and agitation as well as increase their overall state of mind. Thank you to everyone who was able to make a donation! 2018-19 Harvest Team is sponsored by: Lozier Oil, Bank of Farmington, Joe and Emily Webel, Chad Johnson-Jim Maloof Realtor, Farmington Community Bank and Marilyn & Larry Gibbs.
Congratulations Doug Lentz for being selected April Staff Member of the Month. Doug has worked at
Farmington Schools for 5 years. He has three kids: Jenna, Lacie and Ryan. He enjoys fishing,
exercising/running and reading. Congratulations Doug!
Today's Varsity & JV softball game vs Rushville-Industry has been cancelled. A rescheduled date is forthcoming.
Today was the Section 12 Ag Mechanics CDE at ICC where we had Ethan Ulm compete in surveying, Alex McGarrr in Carpentry, Will Hayden in Welding, Wyatt Davis in Ag Power, and Brock Capitani in Electricity.
Today was also the Section 12 Horticulture CDE at ICC! We were the 1st place team overall. Members that participated include Sarah Stevens, Emily Adkins, Alyssa and Krystal Schade, Ashleigh Janssen, Sam Deppermann, Caleb Mahr, KT Staley, and Katie Patterson. Ashleigh Janssen placed 2nd place in Plant Evaluation, Sam Deppermann placed 1st in General Exam, Caleb Mahr placed 1st in Plant ID, Emily Adkins placed 1st in Landscape Practicum, and Sarah Stevens placed 1st in Floriculture Practicum.
Farmington HS Unified PE class held their first “Rock Respect” campaign during lunch yesterday. Students and staff pledged to overcome the fear of differences and replace it with the power of inclusion. We’re so proud of these leaders! #choosetoinclude
Macie Sprague was selected as Farmington Central High School’s April Senior of the Month. Macie is the daughter of Darren and Brenda Sprague. She has two sisters; Alli Sprague and Kayla Welker. Macie excels academically as she in the top 15% of her class and is a member of our National Honor Society chapter. Along with her studies, Macie is involved in various extracurricular activities which include: volleyball, basketball, softball, and Spanish Club. In addition to her extensive involvement in school, Macie finds time to give back as she volunteers within the community. She served food during the Hanna City Santa breakfast, helped with the annual Farmington blood drive, and assisted children at the Special Olympics. She plans to attend ICC in the fall and then transfer to Illinois State University where she will major in Nursing. Congratulations, Macie!
