Please consider helping our Robotics Team support the Amazing Grace Animal Shelter this holiday season.
Thank you to the Michigan Youth Education Fund , who has awarded us a $750 grant to help pay for our Students Leading Students members to attend the annual SLS Leadership Conference in March 2025.
Mrs. Klida arranged a special trip for her art students and we would like to thank the Midland Center for the Arts and the Alden B Dow Home and Studio for providing our high school students with tour this week!
The FHS Students Leading Students club held their annual Food Drive during the month of November and the FMS Student Council also helped to organize the food drive in the middle school. All donations went to the St. Agnes food pantry to help local families. We appreciate the support from our community to help those in need.
In observance of Thanksgiving, there is no school for students November 27-29.
Last week, our FHS LINKS and their peer friends attended a field trip to Frankenmuth to visit the Xavier DeGroat Autism History Museum along with the Michigan Heroes Museum. Students also had lunch at McDonalds and a quick trip to Bronner's. Special thanks goes to Xavier DeGroat and the Schauman family for supporting this field trip!
Come out this weekend to see Freeland's talented cast, crew and orchestra as they bring Dr. Seuss's iconic characters to life in Seussical the musical. Shows are Friday at 7pm, Saturday at 2 and 7 and Sunday at 2. Tickets can be purchased online using the link below.
A limited amount of student rush tickets will be available at the ticket table - get there early.
https://fpa.ludus.com/200467197
FHS students had a great time on their recent field trip to CMU’s Fire Up for English event with Mrs. Krygier and Mrs. Howson. They participated in lessons from college professors on literature, poetry, and creative writing. They learned about the various career opportunities using an English degree, and some shared an original piece in front of the English department. At the end of the day, they enjoyed a special performance by the band Daryl and the Beans. They even ran into an FHS alumni, Matthew Hayes, who is thriving in his CMU experience!
Our FHS LINKS students joined others from Birch Run, Bridgeport, Chesaning, Heritage, and St. Charles to attend the LINKS Leadership Conference promoting acceptance, friendship, and inclusion. We are so grateful to our LINKS students for all of the positive support they provide in our school.
FHs is proud to highlight our Theater teacher, Mrs. Murray this week. Thank you for everything you do for our students!
Recently, FHS students in Mrs. Richardson's class had a visitor, Dr. Gina Malczewski, from the Midland American Chemical Society (ACS) for a session on “Picture Perfect Chemistry”—this year’s National Chemistry Week theme. Students discussed the use of images, and then made some with light and objects on “starlight” paper, then studied magnets and learned about how that force allows image-making on a Magna Doodle. We also “probed” magnetic surfaces for information about magnetic objects and made 3-D images in molds with two different chemical reactions: one involving Plaster of Paris, and the other, reactive silicones—which yielded casts with very different properties.
Congratulations to senior Lilly Winslow, who was recognized as our DAR Good Citizen at a special event last Friday. She is pictured here with her father, Aaron Winslow, as she received her award. We are so proud of Lilly for this accomplishment!
FHS is proud to share that our student, Ari Kosiara, is being interviewed this Friday at 4 pm on WNEM, to talk about his published novel, "Chronics 1 Viktor Koshark's Journal" Join in at 4 pm to hear his interview this Friday.
Get ready to enter the whimsical, wacky, and wonderful world of Dr. Seuss as Freeland Performing Arts proudly presents Seussical. Join us on a magical journey as your favorite Dr. Seuss characters spring to life in this vibrant, heartwarming musical suitable for all ages. Featuring iconic characters like the Cat in the Hat, Horton the Elephant, Gertrude McFuzz, and many more, Seussical blends the timeless charm of Dr. Seuss with unforgettable music and an inspiring story about friendship, bravery, and the power of imagination.
FHS students in second hour are competing to see which class can bring in the most items for our annual food drive, sponsored by our Students Leading Students club. If you are able to donate, you can help feed those in our community who need help this holiday season.
Mrs. Howson's English 9 Honors class participated in the annual rhetorical devices costume contest where they had to create a Halloween costume and teach the class about their device. Our Literary Art Club, Painting with Ink, also celebrated Halloween with a party as well!
FHS students in Mrs. Clark's STEM class built catapults to study projectile motion and quadratic equations.
Thank you to everyone who attended and participated in Freeland's Got Talent last night. All of our acts were amazing! Special thanks to our judges Mr. Schmidt, Mrs. Wells, Mr. Lelo, and Mr. Townsend. Here are last night's results in case you missed it. The Pie Eating Contest winner was senior Brady Graham. Thank you again to Riverside for donating a pie as well as a gift certificate for the winner to get their own pie.
The Student Council act voted first was the Senior Council. The fan favorite was Evie Hurst. Third place went to Kate Sulfridge, second place went to Ava Avram and Christy Cole, and first place went to Ella Mae Klopf, singing an original song written for her by her sister. Congratulations to all. What a fantastic night!
FHS would like to thank the Saginaw Wastewater Treatment plant for hosting a tour for the students in Mr. Schmidt's Honors Biology course. Students learned about career opportunities in the field of Wastewater Treatment as well as made observations to identify components and interactions of complex systems for scientific modeling in biology.
FHS has a great night planned at our annual "Freeland's Got Talent" show. Please join us for a fun evening featuring many great student acts on Wednesday, October 30 at 6 pm. Entrance fee is $3 at the door, and we look forward to seeing you tomorrow night.
