Don't miss this enchanting musical!
Curtains open in the BPAC in February.
Tickets on sale now. (see the link)
The Brothers Grimm Spectatulathon and 13 Ways to Screw Up Your College Interview are two completely different, but equally entertaining fast-paced comedies that will keep you and other audience members on the edge of your seats with unexpected turns, and surprising outcomes.
Come support our talented troupe of high school students and community members.
You certainly can't beat being able to see two plays for the price of one! Click on the link for tickets.
Tickets are $15 and the recommended audience is 13 years and older.
Here is the link to our Fall '24 Back to School info. See the details about "Meet & Greets," the first school day (9/3), supply lists and more.
Theater. Science. Sports. And more!
Our Community Education Program offers a wide variety of summer camps.
Click on this for the info and the online signup form.
Don't delay.
Even Einstein would be challenged to keep up with the achievements of our grads and the dedicated service of our retirees.
Click on this image to go to the link to read more.
The Senior Symposium celebrated its 9th year.
With research and working alongside mentors, grads in the Class of 2024 explored a wide range of career options.
Click here to learn more about this very cool event.
April is National School Volunteer Month.
Our school volunteers are second to none.
They invest their time - and their big hearts!
Click the link below to read about three examples.
"The Crucible" by playwright Arthur Miller came out in 1953.
This classic stage drama used the Salem Witch Trials (1692) to explore how fear, hysteria, and the abuse of power can affect innocent people.
The Fmuth Players production will present a uniquely creative update using the Russian Revolution (1917-1922) as the background.
You won't want to miss this!
Use the link below to purchase BPAC general admission tickets.
Under the direction of Mrs. Chelsea VanderGraaff, the FHS Concert Band performed at MSBOA District 5 Band and Orchestra Festival on March 9.
The judges awarded our band straight Superior (Division 1) ratings, both in their Concert performance and their Sight Reading performance, which are the highest ratings an ensemble can receive.
Do you know an alumnus or community member making a difference in the lives of our students?
Nominate them for our FSD Hall of Fame.
Click on the link below for the form.
Read all about it! Reading is celebrated in FSD… especially in March!
Click on the link below to see what all the excitement was about!
The BPAC is also hosting the upcoming production of "The Little Mermaid" on February 15-18.
This popular Disney musical will delight audience members of all age
The talented and energetic cast is made up of around 70 people ranging from 2nd grade to senior adults, including about 20 volunteers who are on the production team and stage crew.
As Ariel said, "Don't be such a guppy!"
Get your tickets to the show asap by using the link below.
https://www.vancoevents.com/us/events/landing/35707
The excellent musical performances of our students during December add to the excitement of the holidays!
Here is the link to the webpage where you can find recordings of the concerts that were livestreamed.
The excellent musical performances of our students during December add to the excitement of the holidays!
Here is the link to the webpage where you can find recordings of the concerts that were livestreamed.
Click to enjoy the SIghts of the Winter Season created by our K-4 student artists at List Elementary.
The FSD school family wishes you and your family the very best, now and throughout 2024.
Receiving Level 1 Certification from Marzano's "High Reliability Schools" Network (HRS) marks a significant first-step achievement for our district.
Learn why - click the link below.
The Fmuth Players present the musical "Into the Woods" Oct. 13-15 in the Bronner Performing Arts Center.
Click here to go to the link to purchase tickets.
Eagles of every age enjoyed our Homecoming 2023. Here is a short video with many behind-the-scene snapshots of our amazing school spirit. The link to the video is below.
• Our Hall of Fame Luncheon is Friday, October 6.
You can email Toni Henry, FSD Community Education Director, about purchasing tickets. Her email: [email protected]
• Click the link below to read about our three 2023 Hall of Fame inductees. (Spoiler alert - they're awesome!)
• Join us for the pre-game Homecoming parade on Friday, October 6. It begins at 6 pm.
• The Homecoming football game is also Friday night, October 6, at 7 pm.
Join in the fun … and fly with us!
Students in the summer daycare program run by FSD's Eagle Express celebrated their last day of school on August 24 with a gigantic foam party.
Early Childhood Director Michelle Gatza couldn't resist joining in the fun, too!
"Like every other program in our district, we're getting ready to start the new school year with a bang," she said. "We're excited to see lots of new and familiar smiles this fall!"
The Eagle Express is a dedicated wing located in List Elementary.
As you can imagine, there will be a non-stop buzz of activity by students enrolled in the 3 & 4-year-old program, the Bridge to Kindergarten program, and Young 5's.
Please call Michelle or Sara Woolwine at (989) 502-1724 to learn more.
The link to the website is given below.
Did you catch this?
Here's a fun article about the Varsity Eagles Softball Team and the Compau sisters.
Thank you, mLive!
(The link to the mLive story is below.)
Fantastic! Grads in the FHS Class of 2023 received more than $172,000 in scholarships and awards at Honors Night, May 21. Click on the link to see the live stream of this event.
Dates we're celebrating our Class of 2023.
• Sunday, May 21 Baccalaureate at 3 pm at Blessed Trinity Catholic Church (optional, not school affiliated)
• Sunday, May 21 Honors Night at 6 pm in the BPAC
• Monday, May 22 Class of 2023 cookout lunch outside and class photo in the bleachers, weather permitting
• Tuesday May 23 Seniors last day (tailgate breakfast for seniors and staff before school & "sharpie day" for signing each other's shirts for class keepsakes
• Commencement is Thursday, June 1, at 8 pm on the FHS Football Field (weather permitting) with lock-in Senior Party in the EFR cafeteria later from midnight to 5:30 am
Here's an awesome summer reading resource for you and your kids. Just click on the link.
A caring and generous community has supported FSD for many years.
Whenever there are resources available to support the cause of learning and safety, our community steps up every time.
Here's a recent example.
Perhaps you've already seen this photo in the Frankenmuth News.
But it's worth re-sharing and extending our appreciation once again.
We can't say thank you enough to the Frankenmuth Women's Club and the Frankenmuth Credit Union for giving FSD three Life Vac School Kits.
Having a quick response Life Vac in each one of our schools adds to our crisis-readiness, as it can help remove items from the airways of anyone who may be choking.
(L-R in the photo) Phyllis Redford, Tamara Tsulaia, Phyllis Madison, Grant Hegenauer, Vicki Schnitzer, Jessica Dennison, Amy Reinbold, Kendra Prenzler, and Susan Todd.
Read all about it.
There's an amazing ensemble of talented actors, musicians, and creative stage hands supporting the Fmuth Community Players' production of "School of Rock."
Click the link to go to the full story.
Are you interested in learning outside of the regular school day? Or does providing funding for programs or projects for your students sound good to you?
The Frankenmuth School District Foundation provides grants to pay for these opportunities for staff and students. Fundable activities may include any educational institute, workshop, music, or arts program NOT conducted by the Frankenmuth School District.
The program must be educational in nature. Examples may include student exchange programs, a university or other summer youth program in science, math, music, journalism, yearbook, choir, drama, vocational education, or an extracurricular fine arts program.
NO sports camps, faith-based activities, general summer recreational camps, regular high school or college credit classes, therapeutic or private music lessons are eligible.
Material and equipment grants may also be provided for individual high school students who take an approved independent study class as part of their curriculum.
Student and Advisor application forms are available at the Frankenmuth School District Office, the main office at List Elementary or Rittmueller Middle School, or the guidance office at the High School. They are also at the bottom of our page on the district website. Just use the link below.
Applications are due by 3:00 PM on April 6, 2023, and may be submitted to the same locations.
If you have questions, please contact Superintendent Grant Hegenauer at 989.652.9958.
Enrollment for Fall 2023 Kindergarten is taking place now. The deadline to get all the forms submitted is March 3. Click on the link below to go to List Principal Mr. Vislosky's letter with all the details.
Today we join our nation in honoring Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Click on this post for the link to The King Center for more information.
Welcome to 2023!
Did you know having an eagle as our district's mascot gives us an excellent model for us to connect with our new Strategic Plan?
If you want to be inspired, click on the link below.
It's amazing to observe this eagle as it navigates over a mountain range like no other creature can.
Obviously, eagles have a tremendous ability to soar.
But did you know eagles harness this unique ability to avoid the storms, winds, and rain that hamper other birds?
This isn't because eagles carry umbrellas and wear raincoats.
Rather, they are able to powerfully and wisely soar above the clouds, well above the turbulence below.
In a way, our new Strategic Plan can help FSD in a similar fashion.
Not that it will allow our district to avoid occasional storms and turbulence, of course, but our Strategic Plan will help us better navigate and reduce the intensity and uncertainty of tough times while also placing us in a better position to take advantage of the opportunities that'll improve learning and the futures of every FSD student.
Keep checking in here as Superintendent Hegenauer posts updates about FSD's progress this new year!
What's your favorite Christmas or holiday song?
See if your fave matches what our FSD staff turned in.
Just click the link below.
Here are six musical performances just for you! Click on the link below. Enjoy!
The COMPETITIVE CHEER season takes place this winter and could use a few more athletes on team. If interested, please contact Coach Mackinley Prentice at: [email protected]
Athletic Director Kevin Schwedler frequently kids FHS Cross- Country star Mary Richmond because of the dent she is making in the school athletic budget.
"Mary is the top runner in school history, breaking record after record since her freshman year," Kevin points out. "So, I always joke with her about how she's costing me money every time we need to update the record board."
Most likely Kevin will be making more record board updates in the future as Mary will return as a senior to run cross-country next year.
She has been All-State her freshmen, sophomore, and junior years. And a year ago, she finished second in state at Division II.
This year, Mary won the Tri-Valley Conference 8 and Tri Valley All Conference meet which featured 17 teams. She was also the Outstanding Female Athlete at the Greater Flint Championships, was named the Star of Stars at the Holly Festival of Races for top female athlete in all classes, won the Saginaw County Championship, won Regionals for the third straight year, and captured third at state.
"Best of all, Mary's a great student," said Kevin. "She earned All-Academic, All-State and she's a wonderful unselfish teammate."
"Mary doesn't let her accomplishments go to her head," said her coach Mike Snyder. "She's a very humble person."
Mary's school record time currently stands at 17:56.0 and she has her sights set on running in college.
She started competing in cross country in seventh grade and she's never looked back.
"I have loved participating in cross-country ever since," Mary said. "The team feels like a part of my family."
The work on our district's Strategic Plan continues and parent, community, and staff input is a critical component of this.
If you're a high school student or older, please set aside 6-8 minutes our district survey.
Please click on the link below and respond before Thursday, Nov. 17.
Thank you!
Don't miss the upcoming Harvest Festival fundraiser sponsored by Community Education and the Bronner Performing Arts Center. This is a fun-filled trunk-or-treat with community vendor sponsors.
The Harvest Festival is Saturday afternoon, Oct 29, from 2-4pm in the bus parking lot between List Elementary and EFR. There will be food trucks, a photo booth, a DJ, dance performances, and more!
The cost is $5 per student. (Adults and children ages 2 and under are free.)
Tickets must be purchased online and presented at the door as there is a limited number of tickets.
Please click on the Harvest Festival event page to purchase your tickets.
Can you remember one of your favorite Back-to-School stories?
Three community members share some of their most memorable moments here.
Just click on the link below.
You'll get a kick out of their stories!
The FSD Leadership Team met on Sept. 28 with Dr, Mario Acosta to begin digging into the student, staff, and parent data received from our "High Reliability Schools" Level 1 survey on Safe and Collaborative School Culture.
"We're grateful to all of the stakeholders who provided input on this survey," said Superintendent Grant Hegenauer. "It's wonderful to have so many people step up who are eager to celebrate our district's areas of strength and work together on our opportunities for improvement."
The recent survey on Safe and Collaborative School Culture was just the beginning. There will be additional surveys throughout the school year.
St. Lorenz is hosting a Mental Health & Suicide Awareness Event on Wednesday, August 17th, at 7:30 pm in the Worship & Event Center.Â
Barb Smith, Executive Director of the Suicide Resource and Response Network will speak to high school students and the adults in their life - parents, grandparents, teachers, and coaches.Â
Attendees will learn how to recognize someone who may be struggling with their mental health, how to have safe and effective conversations, and what resources are available to them.Â
Anyone with a compassionate heart for our youth is welcome to attend.
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You're invited!
Join us on Monday, April 25 from 3-4:30 pm in the FHS Cafeteria for our annual Senior Symposium.
Members of the Class of 2022 are looking forward to sharing their hard work and experiences from their senior projects in a poster-style symposium.
You'll enjoy chatting with our seniors and hearing about what this project taught them - especially as they make their preparations for life after high school.
We hope to see you there!
Did you know March is Reading Month?
It is true!
And it's too bad dinosaurs never got with the program.
But you don't have to worry about FSD.
There's no dinosaur-mindset here.
Read more about reading month in Superintendent Hegenauer's weekly email using the link below!
Beyond their intended use - there two things you can do with a tin can. You can kick it down the road. OR, you can use it to communicate.
Read more about what Superintendent Hegenauer is talking about by using the link below to access his weekly email!
PE teacher and coach Mario Guerrero did a masterful job coordinating the entire morning for our recent Career Fair at List Elementary for grades 2-4.
Check out this video to witness this great event for yourself!
There is an upcoming Special Education Millage Election on August 22, 2022. Interested in learning more? Use the link below.
The Annual Education Report (AER) provides detailed information on teacher quality, student assessment and accountability, and other educational information for our schools and our district in one convenient place.
Our principals and staff did an excellent job in creating our most recent report for the 2021-2022 school year! Check it out using the link below.
If you've ever wondered why you stay in Frankenmuth during the winter, check out this fun video slideshow. Wendy Yagiela is a secretary at List Elementary and her photos captured a small part of what makes our community so special - even when it's freezing outside!
Find the video link in Superintendent Hegenauer's weekly email using the link below!
Celebrate Valentine's Day with us! Read Superintendent Hegenauer's weekly email for his take on the classic conversation hearts!
It is cold! But just because you and I may get cold noses when we step outside, it does not mean we can't have warm hearts!
Check out Superintendent Hegenauer's weekly email for a little warming up today, where 8 wonderful FSD staff members share what warms their hearts.
We need your help with Science Olympiad! We are looking for professionals in our community (people with experience in the fields of science, engineering, machinists, chemistry, healthcare, etc.) who would be willing to use their background to help "write tests" to challenge our Science Olympiad competitors during the tournament. We are also seeking volunteers from the same group of professionals to help create actual "hands on" challenges in keeping in their field for our Science Olympiad competitors to tackle during the event.
For example, a machinist might challenge students to design or build a better mousetrap. We're open to all kinds of ideas.
The tournament on March 5 is an in-person, daytime event. But even if you cannot attend, we could still use your help prior to March 5 with the "test writing" component.
If you're interested in helping or would like more information, please contact Jessie Bassett at [email protected] or (989) 652-9955 Ext: 1806. We appreciate your consideration!
Be sure to catch up on Superintendent Hegenauer's weekly email and the missing piece to the 5 Big Questions Facing FSD - YOU! As he shares, YOU are a key ingredient to the success of our Strategic Plan and the future of our school district.
Read more using the link below!
Matilda - The Musical tickets are now on sale! The shows are Feb 18, 2022 7pm, Feb 19, 2022 at 7pm and Feb 20, 2022 at 3pm. Tickets are $15 for in house only.
Inspired by the twisted genius of Roald Dahl, the Tony Award-winning Roald Dahl's Matilda The Musical is the captivating masterpiece from the Royal Shakespeare Company that revels in the anarchy of childhood, the power of imagination and the inspiring story of a girl who dreams of a better life.
Purchase your tickets using the link below!
Each year, the Michigan Elementary and Middle School Principals Association recognizes principals from our 14 regional principal networks for their dedicated contributions to their local school communities, and their demonstrated commitment to their professional association colleagues.
MEMSPA recognized the honorees at the leadership awards banquet at the annual conference on December 9, 2021. MEMSPA Executive Director Paul Liabenow on the left, our own List Elementary Principal Jason Vislosky in the center, and MEMSPA President Mike Domagalski on the right. Congratulations Jason! What an honor to have you as an Eagle.
Here's a quote: Thankfulness is the quickest path to joy.
And this is what I wish you today as we head into Thanksgiving weekend.
I wish you much joy as you celebrate the blessings of your family, faith, nation, and our wonderful community of Frankenmuth!
Read more of Superintendent Hegenauer's weekly email using the link below!
Join us in welcoming Jason Vislosky, the new principal of List Elementary! Although it will be a few days before Jason’s official first day, he’s already been onsite meeting staff, moving in a few things, getting a sense of our student pick-up and drop-off procedures, and learning his way around List and our campus.
Use the link below to learn more about Jason in Superintendent Grant Heganauer's weekly email!
Muth Community Players presents Matilda! Ticket sales open tomorrow, November 18. Tickets are $15. Showdates are:
Friday, February 18, 2022 @ 7 pm
Saturday, February 19, 2022 @ 7 pm
Sunday, February 20, 2022 @ 3 pm
Use the link below to purchase your tickets. See you there!
Ms. Spaulding’s 5th Grade Creative Writing Class students began this project as realtors of a haunted house. They then had to make a detailed listing, an ad for an open house, and answer frequently asked questions about their haunted house. From their detailed listing, they then were tasked with building a small replica of their home using the details that they shared. Enjoy this video of their creations!
The Veterans Day assembly sponsored by our 4th graders in the BPAC this morning touched all the right chords. Along with nation’s veterans, our elementary music teacher Carina Pisani deserves a big thank you! The assembly was a wonderful tribute in every way.
Read Superintendent Hegenauer's weekly email reflecting on today's assembly and veterans day using the link below.
It's time to buy you Holiday Theme Take Home Kits! Frankenmuth Community Education is happy again to offer you 4 weeks of kits. $25 each or 4 weeks for $95. Pick up dates are Tuesday, November 23 and Friday, December 3, December 10, and December 17.
Please register by calling (989) 652-6351, emailing [email protected], or using the link below.
5 FSD staff members have stepped up to share a FEAR they’ve had to work on to overcome! From being in front of a crowd, heights, needles, and more, these individuals have faced their fears. This is the time of year comes with frightful scares, all in good fun.
Check out Superintendent Hegenauer's weekly email to read their stories!
Join us for our newest section of Drivers Education!
Segment 1 will be offered November 1-4, 8-11, 15-18 from 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm in Room 27 at FHS.
Segment 2 will be offered November 8-10 from 4-6 pm in Room 27 at FHS.
Contact Robert Milne for more information regarding location of classes and driving range at [email protected] or (810) 347-5650.
"I couldn’t be prouder of our Eagle Marching Band. At the recent MSBOA Marching Band Festival, our band received straight 1’s (the highest rating possible) along with numerous accolades from all three judges (music, marching, and general effect). The judges were especially impressed with the overall sound of the group."
To read more highlights of excellence throughout Frankenmuth from Superintendent Hegenauer's weekly email, use the link below! Go Eagles!
Join Muth Community Players for the winter production of Matilda on February 17-20, 2022! Auditions are for 3rd Grade through Adult. Auditions will be held at 6pm each day in the BPAC Lobby:
November 16, 2021: 3rd-8th Grade
November 17, 2021: 9th-Adult
November 18, 2021: Call Backs
Please sign up to audition by emailing or calling Megan at [email protected] or (989) 652-6351.
During Homecoming Week, FSD selects two new honorees for the district's Hall of Fame.
Jaime Schmidt – a grad from the Class of 1996 – was named 2021 Alumnus of the Year.
Jim VanDevelde – FSD's first full-time band director – was named 2021 Champion of Children.
Click on the link below to read about their accomplishments and see why they are so deserving of this recognition.
Homecoming on Friday, Oct. 15, was a special night.
Despite a steady downpour throughout the game, the Eagles beat Essexville Garber 40-6 to snag their 10th straight TVC Conference title.
Plus Senior lineman and co-drum major Michael Carter was featured in a great MLive Article.
Click on the link below to check it out.
Offering a new class, Introduction to Kung Fu, ages 5th grade through adult. There will be a 1 week course, 2 week course, 3 week course, and a 4 week course. Register using the link below!
“ALL TOGETHER NOW” – VARIETY SHOW. November 13, 2021, 2pm and 7pm. TICKETS are now on sale - use the link below to purchase yours! This show has over 40 cast members and musicians with 5 directors, 3 musical directors, technical director, and choreographer to put this Broadway style show together!
Remember to get your tickets to this amazing Halloween event for children and families! So many vendors and sponsors will be here to make this a great family memory! Saturday 10/30/21 from 2-4pm
$5 children, adults are free. Dressing up is encouraged!!!
There are a limited number of tickets so do not delay!
Welcome to the wonderful world of Disney Trip Planning with your highly knowledgeable instructor Brad Maki. He has a vast amount of knowledge about Disney from the best time of the year to go, to what rides are open and the best seats in the house for those famous Disney meal experiences. For $10 you will have the opportunity to gather information and start planning your Disney Dream Vacation. Please pre register using the link below.
Join our Babysitting Class – October 7, 2021 from 6:30-8pm. The class will be held in the BPAC Lobby and costs $25. Please use the link below to register!
Join us for Sewing – Grades 4th thru Adult. This class runs through the school year. You can register and join in at anytime as long as space is available! Hope to see you there!
This amazing and unique event will be a terrific opportunity for your child to enjoy Halloween in a fun, safe and socially distant manner. This Outdoor Event will have you dancing & trick or treating around the campus of the Frankenmuth School District. The event will start at the parking lots of List Elementary & EFR Middle Schools. The celebration will be on Saturday October 30, 2021 from 2-4pm. Children's tickets are $5. Adults do not need a ticket. All are welcome to dress up!
Join us at auditions for our fall performance of "All Together Now". September 14 & 15 at 6pm. We are looking for singers, dancers, gymnasts to audition. Ages 3rd grade through adult. Performances will be the weekend of November 12-14, 2021. More information on show times and ticketing to follow. We hope to see you there!
Our Driver's Education classes begin September 13. Segment 1 will be offered September 13-30 from 6-8pm. Segment 2 will be offered September 20-22 from 4-6pm. Both classes will be held in Room 27 at FHS.
Contact Robert Milne for more information at [email protected] or (810) 347-5650.
Our Summerstock Theatre Camp and Technical workshop worked so hard! In 9 days the children learned lines, characterization, music, song and dance routines, built a set, made props, learned sound, lighting and so much more. The students put together the show "Twinderella" and they were absolutely amazing!
Back in January, the Saginaw County Health Department and first year med students from CMU came to the Bronner Performing Arts Center to vaccinate over 250 people.
This was the first time since last February that the BPAC has people on the stage and in our seats. And we didn’t take this opportunity lightly. Community Education Director Megan Carrigan popped popcorn for our visitors to enjoy as they departed and BPAC Director Eric Johnson turned on the sound system to pipe in music.
We're thankful for the opportunity to support the County Health Dept. and help vaccinate our community!
Charlotte Greenlee, from the Class of 1958, sent in the nicest letter with this fun story and kindergarten class photo from 1944.
Charlotte shared, "Mrs. Zink (the teacher at the time), emptied her living room of all furniture and set up four six-foot tables to serve as the kindergarten classroom.
The most memorable event in kindergarten was the day that Uncle Ben Trinklein's pig escaped from his pen (their farm was across the street from the Zink home.) All the students had to put on their snowsuits, boots, hats, and mittens, and under the supervision of Mrs. Zink, we chased the pig back into her pen!"
What a great story of Frankenmuth kindergarten back in the day! And isn’t it wonderful how kindergarten faces look just as adorable then as they do now?
Kristy Haskell is one of a kind. Not only is Kristy busy as a mom, school volunteer, our crossing guard, she works for the City of Frankenmuth as a water meter reader.
List Elementary Principal Jill Waliczek describes Kristy this way. "FSD is a special place because of all of the people who come together and contribute to our amazing culture. And Kristy Haskell is definitely one of these people.
As our school crossing guard, Kristy reports to work without fail, rain or shine, to ensure that kids get to school safe and that traffic flows smoothly. Kristy knows most of our students well and is sometimes the first adult they interact with outside of their home. She provides a sense of routine and safety to our students who walk to school each day. We are so grateful for her!"
Al “Chick” Rodammer has been a big part of Eagles Football for 40 Years. Here's why Al does what he does what he does for our football program!
"Tradition is typically the staple of every respected and winning athletic program. And thanks to the dedication and care given by the FSD varsity football coaches – both past and present – tradition is a big part of our successful Eagles Football Team.
I have been proud to volunteer and help promote the football team’s rich traditions by maintaining team and individual records for 40 years. When I see past teams come together for reunions and homecomings, and also see our coaches inspire today’s players by highlighting the deep roots of their football program, I know my work has merit."
Diane Terrian, has been a bus driver at Frankenmuth Schools for 27 years. She never fails to have a warm smile to greet every student personally, decorating her bus, sharing holiday treats, and attending her student-passengers’ graduation parties.
She also trains every new FSD bus driver and, in fact, boasts a 100% completion rate in helping every driver pass the mandatory CDL tests needed for certification.
Here's Diane herself! "People ask me why I drive a bus. They want to know 'Am I crazy?' Well, I tell them that this has been the best job ever.
Yes, I enjoy holidays and summers off, but it’s so much more than this. Frankenmuth is a good district to work for. The kids are well-mannered and respectful, and FSD has been supportive and helpful to its drivers. I like how the 'Frankenmuth Way' includes our school transportation department, too.
Great kids. Great families. Great FSD staff. It’s been a great 27 years!"
Here is a one-minute video created by Google. It is a tribute to our selfless healthcare workers from all around the world. We're living in the midst of very unique times – but we're not in this alone. We hope you and your family are doing well and staying healthy.
It's family learning time! Build and create. There's even a bit of chemistry here for you, too. Brought to you by the Science Museum of Minnesota.
Fun art projects together can help you win the day with your youngsters!
This YouTube channel is fantastic.
Check it out.
Are you looking for some fun and challenge in Math?
Since we are all "homeschoolers" for the next few weeks, click on the link below for many teacher-tested and approved websites.
Stay healthy. Stay strong. And keep learning and growing all along the way.
Along with washing your wands and not touching your face, don't forget to regularly clean your phone. There are lots of germs on it, too. Click on the link to see how to clean your phone the "good housekeeping" way.
This information from the Center for Disease Control (CDC) is very helpful. When you have a moment, you might find it valuable to poke around the excellent research and recommendations here. Accurate information is probably the best prescription for uncertainty and anxiety. Thank you for your patience and understanding.