We will be sealing the driveways at the Main Campus starting tomorrow - July 8. Contractors will begin with the High School lots. Staff, students, and visitors should use the Elementary and Middle School lots on Tuesday, July 8. We will provide updates for the remainder of the week at the end of each day.
Happy July 4th! Enjoy your time with family and friends.
Congratulations to our Varsity Baseball players named to the All-Western New York Large School teams and as Observer/Post-Journal All-Stars!
First Team: Ashton Putney
Second Team: Andrew Cowan and Matt Cowan
https://www.observertoday.com/sports/local-sports/2025/06/2025-observer-post-journal-baseball-all-stars/
https://www.observertoday.com/sports/local-sports/2025/06/wnys-best/
The Board of Education will hold a special meeting on Wednesday, July 2, at 6:00 p.m. in the High School Library.
We can't wait for the Class of 2025 to walk the stage!
Watch the graduation ceremony live-stream here:
https://www.youtube.com/live/0ce-kex2isg?si=AQEADZJta2jD4O9d
Although the forecast is slightly cooler for tomorrow, we will adjust both Wheelock and the Elementary School from a full to a half day on Wednesday, June 25. Temperatures in many of our classrooms today are well into the mid-80s. Additionally, it is difficult to cool the building since we cannot leave windows open overnight. Wheelock and Elementary students will be dismissed, and buses will depart at 11:30 AM.
Please note that both Wheelock and the Elementary Schools were previously scheduled for half days on Thursday and Friday of this week. These scheduled half days will remain unchanged.
Our Middle School will remain on half days for the entire week, as previously scheduled. As planned, Middle School students will be dismissed and buses will depart at 10:50 AM.
OUR HIGH SCHOOL REGENTS EXAM SCHEDULE WILL REMAIN UNCHANGED THIS WEEK. BOTH AM AND PM REGENTS EXAMS WILL RUN AS CURRENTLY SCHEDULED. STUDENTS SHOULD ARRIVE ON TIME FOR THEIR EXAMS AS SCHEDULED.
*Please note there will not be a late afternoon bus run after the PM exams.
With the forecast indicating increased temperatures and humidity for tomorrow, we will adjust both Wheelock and the Elementary School from a full to a half day on Tuesday, June 24. Wheelock and Elementary students will be dismissed, and buses will depart at 11:30 AM.
We will be monitoring the temperature throughout the day on Tuesday and will communicate any further adjustments for the week ASAP.
Our Middle School will remain on half days for the entire week, as previously scheduled. As planned, Middle School students will be dismissed and buses will depart at 10:50 AM.
OUR HIGH SCHOOL REGENTS EXAM SCHEDULE WILL REMAIN UNCHANGED THIS WEEK. BOTH AM AND PM REGENTS EXAMS WILL RUN AS CURRENTLY SCHEDULED. STUDENTS SHOULD ARRIVE ON TIME FOR THEIR EXAMS AS SCHEDULED.
*Please note there will not be a late afternoon bus run after the PM exams.
With the forecast indicating increased temperatures and humidity for tomorrow, we will adjust both Wheelock and the Elementary School from a full to a half day on Monday, June 23. Wheelock and Elementary students will be dismissed, and buses will depart at 11:30 AM.
We will be monitoring the temperature throughout the day on Monday and will communicate any further adjustments for the week ASAP.
Our Middle School will remain on half days for the entire week, as previously scheduled. As planned, Middle School students will be dismissed and buses will depart at 10:50 AM.
OUR HIGH SCHOOL REGENTS EXAM SCHEDULE WILL REMAIN UNCHANGED THIS WEEK. BOTH AM AND PM REGENTS EXAMS WILL RUN AS CURRENTLY SCHEDULED. STUDENTS SHOULD ARRIVE ON TIME FOR THEIR EXAMS AS SCHEDULED.
*Please note there will not be a late afternoon bus run after the PM exams.
Join our friends at SUNY Fredonia for a FREE Drills, Skills & Wellness event on July 26th!
Fredonia Central School District is closed today in honor of Juneteenth. On this day in 1865, two years after the Emancipation Proclamation, all enslaved people in the United States were finally freed when Union soldiers arrived in Galveston, TX, to enforce the freeing of all remaining slaves.
Our Students & School Budget In Action
We’re shining the spotlight on Athletics!
Athletic opportunities in schools build more than just skills. Through sports, students gain confidence, resilience, and pride in themselves and their school. Our many successful sports teams show what happens when dedication meets opportunity.
Athletic programs help our students become their greatest selves — on and off the field.
Thank you to all who came out to the polls to exercise their right to vote. Thank you to the Board of Elections and the volunteers who made the budget revote run smoothly!
The unofficial results are as follows: 2025-26 Revised Budget:
Yes: 986
No: 749
The polls are open! The School Budget Vote & Election is happening from 2-9 PM.
Let your voice be heard.
We’re shining the spotlight on extracurriculars!
There is so much more to learning than sitting at a desk! Students learn in a myriad of ways. For many, their favorite lessons are hands-on and interactive, which is why we do our best to offer a multitude of extracurricular activities to complement classroom learning.
New this year is the Fredonia Food and Garden Club. This club involves high school students interested in gardening and the environment in everything from transplanting houseplants to maple sugaring to self-sustainability. Club members have constructed their own low tunnel system, allowing them to grow food right through the winter! They also held a very popular Plant Swap & Giveaway day that’s sure to become an annual event.
Girls on the Run Heart and Sole is a program for girls in Grades 5-8 that combines girl empowerment lessons and preparation for a 5K. Participants meet twice a week for 90 minutes to engage in lessons and activities related to such concepts as making SMART goals, stress management tips, embracing our agency, and how to ask and receive help. Girls also complete workouts at each practice. At the end of the 20-lesson program, girls participate in a 5K run in Buffalo.
The library is being used for Regents exams, so tomorrow's Board of Education meeting has been moved to room 636, located on the second floor of the High School. If you have mobility issues, there will be signs posted directing you to the elevator.
We appreciate all the help and cooperation from our students over the course of the year!
We will be hosting a student appreciation event outside of the High School entrance on Tuesday with our bounce house and some treats. Students and parents are welcome to stop by anytime between 4 and 7 PM. We'd love to see you there!
Our Students & School Budget In Action
We’re shining the spotlight on Music!
Fredonia has been named a NAMM Best Community for Music Education for twelve consecutive years. 81% of FCSD Students K-12 were enrolled in Music Courses during the 2024-25 school year. 916 students perform in Curricular Performing Ensembles, 74% of students in grades 2-12, and 519 students are participating in Extracurricular Music Activities in grades 4-12.
The department’s program to develop and maintain an inventory of school instruments for families receiving free/reduced lunch is now in its ninth year. The number of students benefiting from school instruments continues to increase, from 20 students in 2016 to 165 students in 2024.
Music students also share their talents throughout the community:
+ Students performed at the Chautauqua Literacy Volunteers Workshop
+ Symphonic Band members performed at the Village of Fredonia’s Halloween Trunk and Treat.
+ Middle and High School Chamber Groups shared holiday music at Next Chapter Bookstore.
+ 4th Grade Hillbilly Harmonics sing throughout WNY (Chautauqua Institution, SUNY Fredonia, PTO events, Darien Lake Music Fest, and more).
+ High School Students performed at Fredonia Place.
Wheelock kiddos celebrated Flag Day yesterday with a parade and many other flag-related activities.🇺🇸
The Board of Education will hold a regular meeting on June 17, 2025, at 6:00 p.m. in the High School Library.
