FHS students in Ms. Klida's art class partnered with Covenant Hospital recently. Students painted boxes that will contain gifts to go home with parents who have lost a child. We are so grateful that our students had a chance to be involved in such an impactful way for those who are grieving.
Freeland Performing Arts will be holding auditions for next year's K12 musical, Seussical the Musical, next Monday and Tuesday, May 13-14 after school. Please follow this link to apply and sign up for an audition slot. 5-12 graders are encouraged to audition in person and K-4th grade are encouraged to submit a video. Callbacks will be held at the auditorium on May 16 from 4-7pm.
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FHS congratulates sophomore, Jada Prescott, for her t-shirt design that was selected for the 2024 Clash for a Cure. Jada is a student in Mrs. Klida's Graphic Arts class, and we are so proud of her work!
Big news for Freeland students in grades 7-12! You can travel to Rome, Athens, & the Greek Isles with the Freeland Travel Club in Summer 2026! Register for the information meeting to learn more about this exciting opportunity here: https://bit.ly/4b7zLiZ
If you would like to sign up for the Freeland Performing Arts Camp this summer from June 17-21, please use this link to register.
Freeland Performing Arts Camp (FPAC) is June 17-21st for incoming 1st-6th graders. Please complete this Pre-Registration Form if interested. Campers will take classes in Music, Movement, Acting and Technical Theatre and will perform a show at the end of the week at 6:00 on Friday, June 21. Camp will run from 9:00am - 3:00pm on Monday - Friday with a 30 minute break for lunch. CAMP COST = $100.00. T-shirt included. After June 1st, you will receive an email confirming your pre-registration with a link to pay online to complete your Registration. Limited Space. APPLY TODAY!!
The FHS LINKS, along with our SLS group, held our first ever Glow Dance two weeks ago. The students who attended were amazing, making sure everyone was included and having fun. There were games, face painting, tattoo stickers, snacks and dancing. Thank you to Mrs. Richardson and Mrs. Klida for all of your hard work behind the scenes, as this was a very special night for all who attended!
FHS Congratulates the following students whose artwork was chosen to be on display for the SVSU High School Art Exhibition:
Brielle Howell
Charlie Berghoff
Emma Maloney
Izzy McBride
Johni Borgula
Matthew Hayes
Rachel Svetic (not shown)
Olive Belski (not shown)
Jaydin Hundley (not shown)
Laken LeBaron (not shown)
Students at FHS participated in spirit days, received an awareness bracelet from the LINKS program, participated in a GLOW dance, and had an opportunity to participate in a human ribbon last week as a final culmination of Autism Awareness Month. We stand together in understanding and awareness of our peers and students at FHS with autism.
Students in Mrs. Hoffmann's Spanish 1 class Spanish 1 just finished learning about a famous tradition in Tarragona, Spain called Castells. Castells are human towers that are part of a festival competition. Students made their own version of castells using plastic cups to see how elaborate their towers could be.
Congratulations to our Symphony Band who competed at States today. Our band came back to school with a rating of a "ONE" which is superior in state music competition. We are so proud of their hard work, and appreciate their dedication to our music program. A special shout out to Mr. Shaw, for his strong leadership with these great students. Proud to be a Falcon!
Congratulations to senior, Tony Svetic, who competed at the Skills USA State Competition in Grand Rapids. He placed third in the state in the Diesel Technician competition! We are so proud of you Tony!
Congratulations to these three seniors for being recognized this week by the Tri Valley Conference as our three highest academic achievement awardees for the Class of 2024! Left to right are Amelia Havlik, daughter of Amy Pierce and James Havlik, Samantha Poplawski, daughter of Shannon and Scott Poplawski, and Mason Fleming, son of Amy and Scott Fleming. We are so proud of these seniors for their hard work!
The Freeland Community School District hosted the Saginaw County and Saginaw City K9 officers and their dogs at our school today. They searched lockers, locker rooms, some classrooms and vehicles. We are so grateful to our K9 unit for assisting us as we searched both the middle and high school today.
The SLS group at FHS is hosting a special GLOW dance on Friday, April 19th, from 6:30 - 9:30 pm. This is a special event to focus on Autism Awareness this month. Tickets are $5 and will be sold at the door. We hope you will join us!
Come see Freeland High School's Production of Too Much Light Makes the Baby Go Blind, 30 Neofuturist plays in 60 Minutes. Join us for this highly interactive, out-of-the-box theatrical experience! April 19 at 5:30 and April 20 at 5:30 or 7:30pm. Pay online for $5.00 or at the door for $6-7.00. (Recommended age 12+)
CLICK HERE FOR TICKETS - https://fpa.ludus.com/200451481
FHS would like to thank Mr. Keson for writing a grant so that we could receive over $2000 in safety materials and equipment to be used in our applied tech program. A huge thank you to the Niles Foundation for supporting us with this grant!
Mr. Townsend and Mrs. Neal's Freshmen PE classes were lucky to get to learn line dancing before spring break with Angela Markle from Dance by Angela. She has dance classes every Thursday at the Freeland Sportszone at 7 pm. There is a lesson followed by open dancing until 9:30 pm. This month she will be doing Salsa lessons. If you have any questions contact her at 989-274-4709. Thanks Angela for helping our students get more comfortable with this great lifetime activity!
FHS is getting excited to highlight all of our seniors to our community on Senior Showcase Day, Thursday, April 18. If you are interested in helping judge senior projects, anytime between 2-5 pm, please click this link to sign up and assist us that afternoon. You will see some amazing work that our seniors are excited to share with you!
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FHS students in Mrs. Aimar's AP Government class are completing their elections project. Students have been working together in their peer groups to complete a variety of tasks. Today they showcased their research by participating in a Democratic and Republican Candidate primary debate. Great Job AP Government and Politics Students!
