Happy Birthday Mr. Loughary!!
It is that time of year again to have the HOSA students sponsor the blood drive with the American Red Cross, Thursday Nov. 6, 7:30a-1p
There is a critical blood shortage and this is open to the community for adult blood donors too. They can schedule an appointment.
November is Diabetes Awareness Month: Free A1C Testing in November for Donors.
Top Three Things to Know and Do
1. Make your appointment, as soon as possible, to secure your time slot. Use in the Blood Donor App or at RedCrossBlood.org to schedule and complete your RapidPass® pre-donation questionnaire.
2. Keep your appointment. The A1C test does not require fasting ahead of time as it is not affected by recent food or drink intake or activity level.
3. Find your results. Test results will be available in the Blood Donor App, or in your donor account on RedCrossBlood.org, about 1-2 weeks after your donation. Like other blood donation screenings, A1C testing is part of the blood donation testing process which occurs at no charge to you.
The following general guidelines if students are interested in donating blood:
16 Years and Older, ALL students must have parent/guardian permission/consent form signed before the day of the blood drive
Student Athletes CANNOT donate blood
There is a height and weight requirement that can be checked with info at Ms. Berg's office
Ms. Berg has student blood donor consent forms and donor info.
Please spread the word, we want to help fill the blood banks before the holiday season.
Give the Gift of Life. 1 donation can save 3 lives.
We appreciate your support.
This link has the info. signs: https://arccontent.bottomlineink.net/Content/Orders/1877843
There is a critical blood shortage and this is open to the community for adult blood donors too. They can schedule an appointment.
November is Diabetes Awareness Month: Free A1C Testing in November for Donors.
Top Three Things to Know and Do
1. Make your appointment, as soon as possible, to secure your time slot. Use in the Blood Donor App or at RedCrossBlood.org to schedule and complete your RapidPass® pre-donation questionnaire.
2. Keep your appointment. The A1C test does not require fasting ahead of time as it is not affected by recent food or drink intake or activity level.
3. Find your results. Test results will be available in the Blood Donor App, or in your donor account on RedCrossBlood.org, about 1-2 weeks after your donation. Like other blood donation screenings, A1C testing is part of the blood donation testing process which occurs at no charge to you.
The following general guidelines if students are interested in donating blood:
16 Years and Older, ALL students must have parent/guardian permission/consent form signed before the day of the blood drive
Student Athletes CANNOT donate blood
There is a height and weight requirement that can be checked with info at Ms. Berg's office
Ms. Berg has student blood donor consent forms and donor info.
Please spread the word, we want to help fill the blood banks before the holiday season.
Give the Gift of Life. 1 donation can save 3 lives.
We appreciate your support.
This link has the info. signs: https://arccontent.bottomlineink.net/Content/Orders/1877843
There will be an informational meeting on November 4th for current high school students (grades 9-11) that are interested in applying for the FHS College Academy to take dual credit courses. The meeting will begin at 6 PM and will be held in classroom 109 at the high school.
Happy Birthday Thea!!
Happy Birthday Levi!!
Happy Birthday Treston!!
Happy Birthday Mr. Eaves!!
Happy Birthday Peyton!!
Join us for "Sing United" benefitting the United Way of St. Francis County
FHS staff is already lined up for the free 7 Brew! Thanks to them for the generous gift and we can't wait to be community partners !
Happy Birthday Henry!!
Happy Birthday Hampton!!!!
Happy Birthday Lynnlee!
During Breast Cancer Awareness Month, FHS Key Club members raised $5,000 for The Pink Penguin Project through their Pink Out shirt fundraiser! 🩷
Key Club officers Layna Wade and Claire Tinnin proudly presented the donation during the football game this past Friday. Way to go Knights!
#KeyClub #BKP #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth #CommunityConnectedness
Key Club officers Layna Wade and Claire Tinnin proudly presented the donation during the football game this past Friday. Way to go Knights!
#KeyClub #BKP #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth #CommunityConnectedness
Happy Birthday Chloe!!
Happy Birthday Trigg!!
Congratulations to Ella Scott, our Elks Teen of the Month for October.
The Elks Teen of the Month Program is designed to recognize outstanding young men and women for achievements in school and community life--fine arts, hobbies, athletics, church, school, club and community service, industry and farming.
Congratulations, Ella!!
The Elks Teen of the Month Program is designed to recognize outstanding young men and women for achievements in school and community life--fine arts, hobbies, athletics, church, school, club and community service, industry and farming.
Congratulations, Ella!!
Happy Birthday Jade!!
Today, our National Honor Society leaders held their first Raising Student Voice and Participation (RSVP) meeting. Students were selected from each seminar to serve as representatives, and we’ll be hosting our first summit on November 5. The goal of RSVP is to empower students to share their perspectives, discuss school and community issues, and collaborate on meaningful solutions that create positive change.
🎃 Our Annual Trunk or Treat is TONIGHT!!
October 28th, 4–6 PM at Farmington High School.
Come enjoy decorated trunks, sweet treats, and Halloween fun for all ages! 🧡🖤
October 28th, 4–6 PM at Farmington High School.
Come enjoy decorated trunks, sweet treats, and Halloween fun for all ages! 🧡🖤
