April 22, 2021

 

Lunch Menu

(Orders due by 11:59, 4/25)

• Monday - Chicken Tenders, Macaroni n Cheese, Green Beans, Pudding
  
• Tuesday - Philly Cheesesteak, Fries, Green Beans, Dessert
  
• Wednesday - Chick-fil-a, Chips, Oreos
• Thursday - Baked Ziti, Salad, Garlic Bread, Brownie
  
• Friday - Pizza, Carrots & Dip, Ice Cream
  
   

Soccer

4/24 MS Soccer Tournament - starts at 10:00

4/26 Lighthouse, Away, Varsity Girls - 5:30, Varsity Boys - 7

Baseball/Softball

4/23 Clarksville Christian, Away, SB - 5:00 (DH)

4/23 Clarksville Christian, Away, MS Baseball - 5:00 (DH)

4/23 Mt. Juliet, Home, Baseball - 4:30

4/26 Riverside, Away, Baseball - 4:00

4/26 South Haven, Home, Softball - 5:00

4/27 Riverside, Home, Baseball - 4:00

4/27 Webb, Home, Softball - 5:00

From us to you, we would like to thank each and every one of you who supported the 6th grade class in their annual Field Day fundraiser. And the 6th grade class would like to extend a very grateful and special thanks to Lasheena Williams-Lee, Carol Prince, Candy Wisdom, Danielle Dill, Jody Underwood, Mrs. Ariasocampo, Shea Canning, Patrick and Susan Sorrell, Mr. and Mrs. Pearson, and Mr. Lyles, we think you're the bom-diggity! Thank each of you for stepping in and helping wherever you were needed. :)

**Elementary Fun Day - May 10th**

You haven't missed it yet. Walkathon is tomorrow, Friday, April 23rd. Haven't turned in your form yet? Still have family members who want to support this cause, but you won't see them until Saturday? Little Bobby missed the 2 hour fun day by that much? 

That's ok. You still have time. Turn in your donation form before May 10th and you will still be in the running to receive the awards and incentives. 

Incentives? Awards? Wait, what? (It's uncanny how well I can read your mind, isn't it.) Read on.

• $50 - K3-6th grade - 2 hour fun day; 7-12th grade - 1 day Exam Permit
• $100 - K3-6th grade - 4 hour fun day May 10th; 7-12th grade - 3 Day Exam Permit 
  
• $250 - lunch credit of $25
• $500 - lunch credit of $100
• $1000 - lunch credit of $250
• $5000 - tuition credit of $1000
• $10,000 - tuition credit of $2500
  

 So there you go. You have the details. See you tomorrow!

Don't forget to advertise your business. We have bronze, silver, gold, and platinum sponsorships available. Get details HERE.

National Fine Arts Results

Roll out the red carpet and clap those hands, because FRCS is proud to announce that Josh Stanczak placed 1st in classical piano (that kid can play. I walk much slower through the halls so I can listen when he's practicing) and the Senior High Handbells placed 2nd in Nationals. We're proud of each and every one of you who participated.

Light at the End of the Tunnel

Do you realize we only have a little over 4 weeks left of school? 4 weeks to make sure that your papers are turned in, that you have completed and turned in all your missing work, that you've swapped your phone number and email with your friends, and studied for those exams looming over you.

4 weeks to rummage through the Lost & Found sale (May 5-7) for that shoe, that lunchbox, or those cleats that you thought you had. 

4 weeks until a chapter of your life is complete and it's time to begin a new one. Maybe it's third or fourth or fifth grade. Maybe you're going to Middle School. Maybe, your next move is to go to college. Or not. 

Whatever your next step is, make sure that this step, this one right now is completed to the best of your ability. Because you can't come back and do it over. There is only one today. 

So make the best of it and finish the year strong. Because if it's a job worth doing, it's worth doing right.

Being inducted into the Honor Society here at FRCS is a big deal. It's not a popularity contest. It's a character contest. If you make it in, you can pretty much pat yourself on the back because that means you made a difference in a positive way. It's our way of congratulating you on being a pretty awesome person and encouraging you to continue in this path. It's not an honor we give to just anyone.

April 26th is the day we've set aside to congratulate you and encourage you. A moment in time that will (hopefully) become a cherished memory as you move forward. Something special that we can give to you because we think you've earned it.

Congratulations. We're proud of you.

Summer Band Lessons

Don't want to have bored children through the summer? Concerned that they will turn into a pile of childlike gooey-ness? Or that they might turn into a couch potato?

Sign them up here for Summer Band Lessons! They'll be ahead of the toot-your-horn-game come the beginning of the school year. You'll be glad you did.

 

Or is Summer Day Camp more your style? We got you. Pre-K through those going into 6th graders are welcome to join in the fun this summer. No one wants bored children. Least of all, us.

Forms are available in the office, or you can sign up here.

Answer to Last Week's Question:

1. Huron, Ontario, and Erie are all names of what? Great Lakes

2. What would you need to take a trip down the Amazon? Boat

3. Where do you have to be in order to hear Big Ben chime? London

4. Where are you when you're visiting Quebec? Canada

This Week's Questions:

1. Why are 1990 American dollar bills worth more than 1989 American dollar bills?

2. How many times does the letter F appear in the statement below:

FANNY FILINGER WAS OF THE IMPRESSION THAT EIGHTY-SIX YEARS OF HISTORY SHOW THAT SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH IS OF THE UTMOST IMPORTANCE IN EVERY CASE OF FUTURE GENERATIONS.

3. A child is born in Boston, Massachusetts to parents who were both born in Boston, Massachusetts. This child is not an American citizen. How could this be possible?