Honoring our school board members
School board members exemplify local citizen control and decision-making in
education. They volunteer hundreds of hours and an immeasurable amount of
energy to ensure that our schools are providing the best education possible for
the children of our community. For all of their dedication, we are taking this
opportunity to show them our appreciation during School Board Recognition
Month.
School board members are citizens whose decisions affect our children — what
they learn, who will teach them and what kinds of facilities house their
classrooms. These are men and women elected to establish the policies that
provide the framework for our public schools. They represent you, and they take
this responsibility seriously by attending lengthy — sometimes challenging —
meetings.
Our school board is one of more than 700 such boards across the state. These
boards enable us to have local control of public schools, meaning that decisions
on school programming are made by local, elected representatives who
understand the community’s unique problems, values, culture and
circumstances. With the advice and counsel of the educational professionals
they hire, our school board has an impact on virtually every aspect of our
schools. It’s a huge responsibility and one that should not be taken lightly.
Too often we neglect to recognize the dedication and hard work of these men
and women who represent us. The staff and students of our school district are
asking all local citizens to take a moment to tell a school board member “thanks
for caring about our children’s education.”
So, thank you to the dedicated men and women who make it possible for local
citizens to have a say about education in our communities. We salute the public
servants of Felicity Franklin Local Schools whose dedication and civic responsibility make local
control of public schools in our community possible. We applaud them for their
vision and voice to help shape a better tomorrow.
Board Members:
Andy Ninichuck- President & Grant Representative
Randy McElfresh-Vice President
Jenny Broadwell- Student Achievement Liaison
Sabrina Schnarrenberg- Legislative Liaison
Yvonne Baker- Member
Counselor Quote of the Day: You hold the pen; you're the only one who can make your next chapter amazing.
Varsity taking on Georgetown. Let’s go Cards!!
JV Boys headed to OT 32-32
Let’s Go Cardinals!!!
JV up 13-8 over Georgetown at the end of 1
The Cardinal Academic team, in their best match of the season, loses a heartbreaker to Wimington 53-52 on the last question of the match. Great effort Cardinals! Bethel-Tate on Thursday.
Our App has been updated!
Download the Felicity Franklin Schools app from the iOS App Store or Android play store and enable notifications.
After a back & forth 4th quarter, Cards fall 60-57, good sportsmanship prevails by all in a hard fought game… Cardinal Pride!
This one could come down to the wire! After 3, Cards trail 43-42
Cards battling at MVCA! At the half, Cardinals 31 Lions 25
Let’s Go Cardinals!!!
JV gets the W!
53-58 final
7th grade girls play a great game, but come up short falling by 2 to Georgetown. 8th grade up now.
At the half, Boys JV up 36-12 over MVCA.
Let’s Go Cardinals!!!
7th grade Lady Cards playing tough against Georgetown down 1 at the half.
First grade practiced rhythm writing and reading in music today!
Mrs. Adams' class celebrated Deputy Hurst for National Law Enforcement Appreciation Day by having donuts, milk and orange juice! We appreciate you Deputy Hurst! Thanks for stopping by!
Counselor Quote of the Day: Tomorrow is the first blank page of a 365-page book. Write a good one. Brad Paisley
Monday’s HS girls basketball game at MVCA is now canceled. JV boys will be at 6:00 and Varsity boys at 7:30.
Cardinals make their free throws and close out the W over East Clinton 52-48
Go Cardinals!!!
42-42 We are going to OT!
