Fourth graders wrote opinion essays-"Are Those Aliens?"
Conner Bauer bowled a 211 in his first sectional game! The boys represented Felicity well. They are always having fun and cheering each other on!
Fourth grade students used "talking chips" to discuss elements of poetry, prose and dramas.
Cards bowling at Cherry Grove Lanes this morning in the Sectional Tournament. Go Cards!!
Mrs. Kremer's class works on Peer Editing.
Congratulations to the 2024 Felicity-Franklin Sports Hall of Fame inductees.
I was honored to spend the afternoon at Mount Saint Joe for Senior day! Always great to see our student athletes excelling at the next level. Madison Baird is an assist coach for the lions and doing an amazing job!
Cards trailing Georgetown 25-20 at the half.
Did you know the Super Bowl is the second largest food consumed holiday next to Thanksgiving? That's why an appetizer lab was a perfect way to end our week in culinary classes!
I enjoyed speaking with State Superintendent Paul Craft this morning. Superintendent Craft discussed the future of Ohio schools.
A few seniors are creating a surprise for special people in the community! ♥️♥️
Our welding students are hard at work.
Big THANK YOU to our Forward Edge staff Michael Roush and Rob Trecost and our students, Courtney Northern, Donny Spires, Dustin Breig, Landon Forbes, and Westlee Campbell for their work on our new digital record board! Come check the new touch screen board out in the lobby of the competition gym. Right now the board has our track and cross country records, but we are working on adding other sports to the board as well. If you have or know someone who holds an athletic record at Felicity-Franklin please send email to Ryan Taulbee at taulbeer@felicityohioschools.org.
Mr. Bogan reviews Kagan strategy "Rally Coach" with his students.
I enjoyed listening to the band this morning.
When it's a beautiful day out, Mr. Morgan takes his class on a mile run.
Cards get the win at East Clinton! Next game is Friday at home against Georgetown. JV 6:00 Varsity 7:30.
At the half Cards up 28-14 over East Clinton.
JV start the night off at East Clinton with a Win! Varsity up in 20 minutes.
Fourth graders worked on "Reading Chains" in January, the chains represent the books they read and quizzed on. They read over 290 books! Mrs. Ammerman's homeroom had the longest reading chain!
