More fire safety pictures from Mrs. Adams'class! Mrs. Miller's class had so much fun too! Check out their pictures!
about 4 years ago, Stacey Adams
Mrs. Miller's class
Mrs. Adams' class
Mrs. Miller's class
Mrs. Miller's class
Thank you to the Franklin Township Fire Department for coming to talk to the kindergarten students about fire safety.
about 4 years ago, Stacey Adams
Mrs. Adams' class
Mrs. Adams' class
Mrs. Adams' class
Mrs. Adams' class
More from our Book Tasting…the students dressed like they were going to a “fancy dinner” and thanks to Mrs. Robertson for helping the students make flowers for decorations!
about 4 years ago, Wendy McElfresh
book tasting
book tasting
book tasting
book tasting
Mrs. Meeks’ class LOVED the Firetruck & Ambulance presentation!! Thank you Felicity Firefighters!
about 4 years ago, Maddy Meeks
Soo Cool!!
We learned about Fire Safety today!!
about 4 years ago, Maddy Meeks
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Seniors!
about 4 years ago, Chris VanHuss
Seniors!
Getting ready to step off!
about 4 years ago, Chris VanHuss
On a mission!
Warm up time continued.
Warm up time.
Friends, Fun and Family
A great day to march. FFHS Cardinal Band getting ready for the Circleville Pumpkin Parade.
about 4 years ago, Chris VanHuss
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Lunchtime with some seniors.
I want to be just like Mr. Backus!
what's so funny?
7th and 8th grade basketball schedule for next week 10/24-28. Girls 5:30-7:00 Monday-Thursday in High School gym Boys Monday, Tuesday, Thursday 3:30-5:00 Wednesday 2:30-4 in High School gym.
about 4 years ago, Ryan Taulbee
Enjoying the band play before they go to the Pumpkin festival in Circleville!! Thanks for the show!! We loved it!! Have fun!!
about 4 years ago, Gina Peck
Circleville Band send off
Circleville Band send off
Circleville Band send off
Change to high school girls basketball schedule: First official practice is moved to Monday 11/24 from 3-5pm in the competition gym. Any high school girl interested in playing basketball this year is invited and encouraged to join the team so we can fill our roster!
about 4 years ago, Josie Buckingham
Second grade got to use a Kagan strategy named carousel! It’s a great way to get all students engaged in math and moving around the classroom! We have been learning about place value within 100!
about 4 years ago, Annie Cummins
math
math
math
math
Fourth Graders had a great day! We enjoyed the High School Band this morning! Then had our first Book Tasting Event! We explored different GENRES of text and completed a MENU! Of course a snack afterwards! Thanks for all the donations from parents and our continued partnership with the public library!
about 4 years ago, Wendy McElfresh
book tasting
book tasting
book tasting
book tasting
Super exciting start to the day!
about 4 years ago, Maddy Meeks
Listening to the HS band play
Heeeyyyy Yeeeaaahhhh
It’s loud but we love it!
Blinding Lights!
Counselor Quote of the Day: The solution to most of our deepest troubles is simple, human courage. The courage to look inward. The courage to take those first bold steps. The courage to find the thing you fear most and charge heroically toward it. -Beau Taplin
about 4 years ago, Kristin Baird
Lady Cards fall to a good Cincinnati Christian team in the second round of the OHSAA tournament. Keep your heads up ladies. Let’s get ready for next year!
about 4 years ago, Ryan Taulbee
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Just chilling in sixth grade as we travel to Egypt.
about 4 years ago, Shelley Nooe
just chillin in sixth grade  while working on our travel brochures.
just chillin
Lady Cardinals warming up for Tournament Round 2 vs Cincinnati Christian! Let’s Go!!!
about 4 years ago, Bob Walker
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Congratulations to our SBAAC all-stars! The 1st team all-star banquet will be Nov. 1 at Hamersville. All first team all-stars get in touch with Mr. Taulbee to get tickets.
about 4 years ago, Ryan Taulbee
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Dear Cardinal Family, Today we practiced our lockdown and barricade safety drill at ~10:00 am. Our procedures have been developed with the coordination of local and county law enforcement. Our training and procedures are based on data and the current best practices available. Safety trainings are necessary and help us to ensure student and staff safety in the event of an actual emergency.  In addition to practice and training, we work hard every day to establish positive working relationships with students and families. Preventative measures help us to assure our school is a safe and caring place where every student has at least one trusted adult. Prevention happens when students are able to come forward with information, recognize warning signs, and share information that allows our school community to intervene and help individuals long before they reach a crisis or tipping point. This is everyone’s responsibility and is at the very core of our business, we are a school community that cares about the whole child first. In the event that a student or parent wishes to make a report during non-school hours please remember to use the Safe School Tip Line at 844-723-3764. Thank you for helping us keep school a safe place to learn! Bob Walker District Safety Coordinator Junior & Senior High School Principal
about 4 years ago, Bob Walker