Deuce on the loose is back!
Today we celebrated our "Nacho Average" Paraprofessionals with a special lunch and assembly with certificates, gift bags, a game show and a special video by our students. Click on the video link to watch!
https://youtu.be/3Hi2k5EP_J0?si=5POQ8VVhIqBMzB8c
The FM Drama Department Presents Rodgers and Hammerstein’s Cinderella: Youth Edition. Show starts at 7pm on Friday, April 26th and Saturday, April 27th.
At 6pm on Monday, April 22nd the cast and crew will be putting on a sponsor night. For $15 they will provide you with dinner and a sneak peek of the show.
The HS track meet at Lenox has been canceled.
The JH Track Meet at AHSTW has been cancelled due to weather.
Go Knights!
First track meet of the season! Running events start at 4:30 and field events at 4:45. Go Knights!
The National Honor Society students and advisors recently volunteered at the Open Door Mission in Omaha. These amazing students helped restock clothing, coats, bedding, and shoes. The Open Door Mission currently serves 2,000 people, including children, each week. The FM students were great helpers and encourage others to volunteer.
Fremont Mills has a few positions open for teaching and coaching. Please see the attached flyer.
Congratulations to Mylie Hughes on signing to play volleyball for Midland University today!
FM Youth Track Meet on Saturday, May 4th. Welcome to all elementary age and below!
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/fremont-mills-youth-track-meet-registration-867060560477?aff=ebdshpsearchautocomplete
Shop at the Scholastic Book Fair at the FM Library. It is open from 8:00-8:00 today and 8:00-3:00 tomorrow. Find Your Story at the Scholastic Book Fair!
Tomorrow’s (3/26) track meet at Bedford has been canceled due to weather.
This week's 7-12 events.
2024 Corner Conference Art Show
Middle and High School art students in each of the Corner Conference schools have been working hard to get ready for the 2024 Corner Conference Art Show. This year the show will be hosted by East-Mills Community School from Saturday, March 23rd - Monday, March 25th. Excellent artwork from all of the Corner Conference schools will be on display and everyone is encouraged to come and enjoy. The Art Show has no admission fee. Objectives for the Art Show are to showcase our students’ artwork, reward and recognize students for their ability and efforts, and promote the visual arts in our communities by encouraging the participation of the public to view the artworks.
Artworks will be submitted by the Conference Schools in the following categories: Drawing, Painting, Ceramics, Photography, Sculpture, Commercial Arts, Decorative Arts and Miscellaneous items. The show will be judged in three divisions: Middle School, High School Beginning Art and High School Advanced Art. Awards will include five Best of Show ribbons and medals (one for each of the five categories); as well as First, Second, Third and Honorable Mention ribbons in each sub-category.
The Art Show will be held in the East-Mills gym located on the North side of the building at 1505 E 15th Street, Malvern, IA 51551. Artwork can be viewed by the public on Saturday, March 23rd from 4-7 pm and Monday March 25th from 9-1pm.
We have extra yearbooks for sale for the years listed below. Quantity and price are listed next to the year!
2020(3 available)-$10/each
2011(2 available)-$10/each
2012(1 available)-$10/each
2022(1 available)-$10/each
2015(1 available)-$10/each
2017(1 available)-$10/each
2001(1 available)-$10/each
2019(1 available)-$10/each
If you're interested in purchasing one, please email vspellman@fmtabor.org.
Thank you!!
FM Yearbook Staff
On Wednesday, Fremont-Mills and Sidney students attended the Women in Business conference held at Arbor Bank in Omaha, NE. These young ladies had a great day networking and learning. A special thank you to Arbor Bank, Kassie Jorgenson, and her panel of business women for creating such a memorable day for these ladies.
There will be no speed and agility this week.
The kindergartners and sixth grade helpers and the second graders and high school helpers made leprechaun traps at school on Friday. If you did not see a leprechaun today, the traps worked!
