From the FSD

5/5 - Educational Foundation Scholarship Breakfast 7 am Black Knight Field House

5/15 - Class of 2023 Baccalaureate Service 7 pm First Baptist Church of Farmington

5/16 - Board of Education Meeting 5:00 pm Truman Auditorium

5/21 - FHS Class of 2023 Graduation 2:00 pm Farmington Civic Center

5/23 - Early Dismissal For Students/Last Day of School

5/1- School Principal's Day

5/8 - 5/12 - Teacher Appreciation Week

5/8 - 5/12 - National Nurses Week

5/10 - National School Nurse Day

5/18 - National Speech Pathologist Day

5/15 - 5/21 - Bike To Work Week

5/29 - Memorial Day

May Is...

Missouri Bicycle Month

National Mental Health Awareness Month

Asthma Awareness Month

Math Intervention is a program that provides additional support to improve students' math performance in number and operations and algebra and algebraic thinking. It is known as a "triple dip" program because these students receive three "dips" of math daily, once in a whole group setting, a second in a small group, and a third from a math interventionist. Intervention support is provided in a strategic setting. Several points of data are used to determine eligibility for the program, and this data, in turn, drives the instruction for each student. Progress monitoring is done to determine growth along the way. Students receive intervention until progress monitoring data reveals the student is no longer in need of math intervention, at which time the student will be exited from the program.

Enroll NOW for the 2023 Summer Learning Academy! Classes are available for incoming Kindergarten through 12th grade students. Free breakfast and lunch are provided daily and transportation is available. Register by May 5th to guarantee transportation. There are many fun classes and opportunities to choose from! Use the button below or click here to enroll today!

If you have questions, please call our offices. (573) 701-1300

The Community Teacher Association held its annual Teacher of the Year luncheon on Friday, April 28, 2023 at the Black Knight Field House. Each building nominee was present along with building administrators and district leadership. Mrs. Tasha Hennrich from Farmington Middle School was named the FSD Teacher of the Year for 2023. Mrs. Hennrich is the FMS Project Lead The Way instructor and co-sponsors several extra curricular groups such as the FMS Academic Team, spelling bee and FMS Chess Club.

Recently all FSD families were sent an email from Infinite Campus titled "User Account Activation." The email contains a link and directions to sign up for a Farmington Parent Portal account within our new Infinite Campus system. Once you activate the account you can complete the online portion of your student's registration process. We will have a part two to this process at Roll Call in August 2023.

If you have not received your invitation to activate your Infinite Campus parent user account, please call our office at (573) 701-1300 ext. 2004.

The Farmington School District offers a variety of summer camp opportunities for our students. Use the button below to access information on each camp provided by our various athletic teams this summer. More camps will be added as information becomes available.

Any student participating in activities for a Middle School or High School Sports Team, Cheer, Knightline, or Color Guard must have an updated physical form on file in the Activities Office. This includes practices, workouts, camps, games, tournaments, etc. A Physical Form dated 2/1/23 or later will cover this summer's activities. Visit our website or contact our office for more information. (573) 701-1310

As we approach the end of another school year, we would like to take a moment to recognize the vital role that our school nurses play in the health and wellbeing of our students. May 10th is National Nurses Day. Our school nurses are not only responsible for providing basic medical care, but they also serve as leaders within our community to promote health and wellness.

Throughout the year, our school nurses organize a variety of events to raise awareness and educate students and families about important health issues. These events include blood drives, diabetes nights, and asthma awareness nights. They also coordinate the Upward Smiles mobile dentistry unit, which provides dental care to students who might not otherwise have access to it.

In addition to these events, our school nurses also provide important training in emergency preparedness. They conduct Stop the Bleed, CPR, and defibrillator training, which can be critical in saving lives in emergency situations.

Our school nurses are an essential part of the Health and Human Services Team in our district, and their work is crucial to the success and wellbeing of our students. They work closely with parents and guardians to ensure that each student's health needs are met and that they are able to thrive in the classroom and beyond.

As we look ahead to the next school year, we encourage all parents and guardians to take advantage of the resources provided by our school nurses. Whether it's attending one of their educational events, scheduling a dental appointment through the Upward Smiles program, or simply reaching out to them with any health concerns, our school nurses are here to support our students and families in any way they can.

Thank you to our school nurses and the entire Health and Human Services Team for their dedication and hard work throughout the year.