Freeland is anticipating a possible open 5th grade classroom teaching position and is posting a positon in the event of this occurring. Please share with those who might be interested.
Make up to $18.67/hour doing what most parents do for free!!! If you love children, consider a rewarding career driving a school bus. No experience necessary! You will receive paid training to obtain your Commercial Driver's License (CDL) at no cost to you; enjoy profitable, part-time employment while have holidays, weekends and summers off. Contact Jamie Senkowski, Transportation Supervisor, at (989) 625-2376 or senkowskij@freelandschools.net
Our meal distribution is underway at Freeland Elementary. Our Nutrition Services Team and volunteers will be here until 7:00 pm. Curbside pick up of seven days of FREE breakfast and lunch are available to anyone 18 and under. This will continue through the end of the 2020/2021 school year. Please email wellstedc@freelandschools.net with any questions.
ALL students attending Freeland Community School District will receive free breakfast and lunch every day, through the end of the school year. This applies to students who are face-to-face, remote and FHS students who are on the alternating schedule.
Please email wellstedc@freelandschools.net with any questions.
Freeland Schools are back in session on Monday, January 4, 2021. Welcome back!
Today, our Nutrition Services team was eager to help Hidden Harvest load perfectly good milk to distribute to families. Feeland Community School District is proud to continually provide for our community and beyond.
Tonight, our Nutrition Services Team and student volunteers will be distributing seven days of FREE breakfast and lunch to ANY child 18 and under. Stop by Freeland Elementary from 4:30-7:00 tonight for curbside pickup. We look forward to serving you!
The Freeland Community School District has two (2) Professional Staff Openings. We are searching for both a Director of Buildings & Grounds AND a 2nd Grade Teacher. Please feel free to share these postings with people you believe may be interested and qualified.
Freeland "in-person" learners will return to school on Monday, January 4, 2021. For FHS, this will be an M-Z day with A-L students reporting on January 5th. We wish you an enjoyable end to 2020 and a great year ahead!
Sleet or snow will not keep us down! Our meal distribution is underway at Freeland Elementary. Our Nutrition Services Team and volunteers are bearing the weather until 7:00 pm. Curbside pick up of seven days of FREE breakfast and lunch are available to anyone 18 and under.
Our Nutrition Services Team and student volunteers are excited to be able to serve you thing evening. Tonight from 4:30-7:00 pm, stop by Freeland Elementary for curbside pick up seven days of FREE breakfast and lunch for ANYONE 18 and under.
The Freeland Community School District is searching for a Director of Buildings and Grounds. Please feel free to share with those who may be interested and qualified.
Governor Whitmer's announcement yesterday had two (2) significant impacts on Freeland Schools:
1. High School students are able to return to "in-person" learning. Therefore, along will all K-8 students who attend school everyday, FHS students will return to school, and their alternating day schedule, on Monday, January 4, 2021.
2. Freeland Football will resume practicing on Monday, December 21, in preparation for their Regional Final contest on Saturday, Jan. 2nd. They are being allowed to do so as part of an MDHHS pilot rapid testing program.
Freeland Schools will continue to distribute meals to families, for any child 18 years or younger, during Winter Break. On Monday, December 21 and on Monday, December 28, at Freeland Elementary (710 Powley Dr.) from 4:30 pm - 7:00 pm, we will provide seven (7) breakfasts and seven (7) lunches for any child. We a blessed to be able to provide this service to those who are able to take advantage of it.
As we close out 2020, a year that has been challenging in many ways, we are happy to end it with a positive message that highlights the spirit of Freeland students and residents. Recently, FES Counselor Pete Duley challenged our 3rd-8th grade students to help brighten the holiday season for the residents in our local assisted living homes. They certainly met the challenge by sending over 250 pictures and cards with cheerful messages to the residents! The residents were very grateful to receive the cards and pictures, especially in this time of limited or no visitors. The students of Freeland also collected hundreds of food items to give to our local food pantries.
Additionally, we had many families and businesses help support struggling families by giving over 300 gifts to them. These families and businesses are not looking for recognition, we want them to know that the families receiving the gifts were very appreciative and thankful for their generosity.
It is evident that our students and families had the last say in 2020, and what a promising message it was to lead us into 2021!
Freeland Schools will be looking for a 2nd grade teacher immediately after our return from Winter Break. Please share this with any qualified individuals you feel might be great candidates.
Freeland High School will be open as an SAT Testing Center on December 19, 2020. This is the makup for the December 5, 2020, test that was cancelled due to the MDHHS Emergency Order. Distancing guidelines will be followed and masks are mandatory.
The MIHA Division A State Runner-Up Freeland Equestrian Team was well represented in the District 6 Top Ten as Kenedee Beyer (2 - Undefeated in Huntseat Bareback & Western Equitation), Grace Kostrzewa (4), Adeline Rapin (6), and Riley Newbold (10) were all recognized. Congratulations!
Freeland placed two (2) athletes on the MHSFCA Divsion 5 All-State Football Team. Congratulations to Ben Wellnitz (TE) and Cole Wiese (OL) on being selected for this honor.
MLive article featuring FMS 8th grader TJ Hansen.
https://www.mlive.com/highschoolsports/2020/12/freelands-tj-hansen-finishes-10th-in-aau-cross-country-nationals.html?utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook&utm_campaign=saginawnews_sf&fbclid=IwAR0YGOHEfcTrBFpfZFVuBcx2BezgZEwhnof9SKCEpjomGoiy4Ne30OK1i4U