FHS congratulates CHLOE SCHALLER and CHLOE
VONDETTE for earning first place and qualifying for state championships in Michigan's DECA competition. Schaller won in Entrepreneurship and Vondette won in
Hospitality & Tourism. #freelandfalcons
The FHS Student Council worked hard serving our community today by passing out toys with Toys for Tots.
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FHS students in Mrs. Neal's Physics classes have been perfecting their egg drop devices, and these are some of the students who successfully kept their eggs intact.
FHS Student Council sponsored an Ugly Sweater Contest today to help get students into the holiday spirit. Congratulations to Ava Mata who won first place.
FHS thanks our SLS group for their positive messages all around the school this month, reminding everyone to remain drug free now and through the holidays.
Congratulations to our Freshman and Symphony Bands for sharing a wonderful holiday concert with our community last night!
FHS congratulates our Graphic Arts students who were chosen for the National Nimco Anti-Vaping Banner contest. First Place winner: Hana Pan Runners up: Liz Steffke, Martina Rivera, Emily Bauer, Sadie Martin, and Lydia Stachowiak
FHS and FMS would like to thank the Saginaw, Bay and Arenac County K-9 units for searching our school today. Keeping our school safe and free from drugs is one of our biggest priorities. #freelandfalcons
FHS students in Mrs. Clark's Combined Math class have been working hard on a Thanksgiving dinner project. Students were tasked with budgeting a meal for eight people with only $50.
Congratulations to FHS Senior Katie Lazarz! She was named a Coca-Cola Scholar Semifinalist. Only 1,928 students were chosen from over 93,000 applicants. She was selected due to her outstanding leadership, academic achievements, and dedication to our community. #freelandfalcons
FHS students in Mrs. Neal's Heath and Physic's classes were involved in a demonstration focusing on distracted driving. This is a program that was sponsored by Farm Bureau Insurance to promote safe driving among teens.
The FHS Peer to Peer students who serve as LINKS in our school attended a county wide training session recently. They learned how to be strong mentors for our students who need support and met many great LINKS from around our county. #freelandfalcons
Our FHS Students Leading Students participated in Peer Resistance Skills Training, preparing them to go to all 5th grade classrooms to teach kids how to say "no" to alcohol. Great work SLS! #freelandfalcons
This week FHS highlights Mrs. Chelsea Howson. This is her fourth year teaching in Freeland. One thing she finds most rewarding is when students see growth in their writing skills and take pride in their hard work. She said, "I enjoy interacting with my incredibly talented and insightful students each day." Thank you Mrs Howson for sharing your knowledge with our students!
FHS congratulates Anna Helmreich and Noah Essex who were presented with the Optimist Youth Appreciation Award today for their outstanding service to our school and throughout our community. #falcon pride
Congratulations to FHS Senior, Noah Essex, who was awarded the DAR Good Citizens Award! Pictured with his parents Todd and Heather Essex and Guidance Counselor Katie Townsend, he received his award last Friday afternoon. #freelandfalcons
FHS students recently attended the SLS Leadership Conference. Congratulations to our own student, Cady Bond, who received the "Unsung Hero" award for her dedication and contribution to our SLS Chapter. SLS is currently sponsoring our Food Drive to benefit St. Agnes as well.
The FHS English 9 Honors students completed a project and had to teach a rhetorical device to their classmates. They had to create a costume that represented their assigned devices. This project taught them a lot about persuasive techniques.
Last night, our FHS Marching Band put on an excellent concert! Our students performed many upbeat songs, each section was highlighted, and numerous awards were presented. Great job band! #freelandfalcons
Our FHS Chief Science Officers went to the Chippewa Nature Center in Midland. The CSOs learned about employment opportunities related to conservation and wildlife management from the staff of Chippewa Nature Center and Little Forks Conservancy.
