ANNOUNCEMENTS
We are asking students to donate new toys for families in need this Christmas. All toys should be placed in the large “Gift Box” outside the high school office. Please leave the toys unwrapped. The gifts will be wrapped by volunteers and placed under the big Christmas tree for the Winter Fair event.
The Close Up Program is in the process of raising money for a trip to Washington D.C. We have Fouke Panther Lanyards for $5.00. If you would like to buy one please contact Ms. Cross at the central office or Ms. Nadeau at the high school. Thanks in advance for all your help.
Fouke Band Students earned recognitiion at the ASBOA Region 2 Junior High All-Region Band and Senior High All-Region Zazz Band Auditions held Saturday, December 1st, at Lake Hamilton HS in Hot Springs. Honors Earned included:
Junior Band: Altelrnate Tuba
2nd Band: 9th chair clarinet, 3rd chair trumpet, 11th chair trumpet, 5th chair trombone, and 6th chair percussion
1st Band: 4th chair tuba and 1st chair alto saxophone
Senior Jazz Bands: Alternate Tenor Saxophone
2nd Band: 5th chair trumpet and 1st chair bass guitar
1st Band: 3rd chair trumpet; In addition, this student qualified to audition for the Arkansas All-State Jazz Band in February!
There were over 1,000 students competilng Saturday, so this is a huge honor for our students. We are proud of them for representing our school and community in such a positive manner!
Fouke EAST is sponsoring our annual snowman tree. The Snowman Tree project allows us to help those in need within our community. Snowmen will be available at each campus for you to choose. We are asking for toys and PJ’s this year. If you are not able to get a Snowman, you may donate items and we will match the item up with children in need. Please attach the snowman or number to the gift(s) when returned. Snowmen will be available in each campus office. Please return all donations by December 11th. Thank you for helping to support our community.
Starting December 3rd, the Fouke High School Conservation Club will begin wearing their conservation club t shirts. Please join us on Tuesday's by wearing your favorite ecology t shirt.
The 1st Annual FHS Winter Fair will happen on Friday, December 14, from 12:45-3:20. The event will be held in the high school parking lot. Booths will be set up with free games and a variety of food items that can be purchased as well as karaoke, a scavenger hunt, and lots of giveaways. We will share more details later!
Your attendance is very important and several of you are getting close to missing too many days and losing credit. Get to school and be on time.
Students, please check the library fine list and get that taken care of . Turn in your overdue books. In addition to attendance and grade requirements, you must take care of library fines and cafeteria charges in order to qualify for semester test exemptions.
Students, Fouke High School is a closed campus - remember if you drive to school you may not go back into your vehicle until 3:19 - you may no longer drive to Athletics, Ag, FACS or anywhere once you arrive at school.
Students if you drive to school make sure you have gotten your parking tag from Officer McClure. Driving on campus is a privilege and the way in which you enter & leave the parking lot each day is being monitored. If you drive recklessly your driving privileges will be suspended.
Please help us to put trash in its place. The Fouke High School Conservation Club is promoting a campaign to help keep our campus free of trash - Everyone Join In!
Students who need a parking pass may see Officer McCLure second period in his office. Teachers please make sure before you send a student that they have their paperwork .
Students be reminded that you can only have water bottles out in the building to drink. You will be ask to throw away anything else.
October 30 --- Fall Retakes MS and HS
November 29 -- Basketball G & B 7th, Jr High, High School
October 30 --- Fall Retakes MS and HS
November 29 -- Basketball G & B 7th, Jr High, High School
December 11 -- Senior Retakes
WELCOME TO FOUKE HIGH SCHOOL!
From the Principal:
Dear Fouke High School Students and Families,
It is with great honor and excitement that I introduce myself, Eva Nadeau, as the new Principal at FHS. My passion for education and supporting the success of all students has been shaped over the past 30 years as a band director, teacher, assistant principal, and principal. In each of my roles, I have sought to ensure the success of each student and the school by providing the best instructional and extracurricular opportunities and supports possible. Similarly, it in my number one priority at FHS to ensure that every student receives the most well-rounded education possible.
A well-rounded education means outstanding instruction from top-notch teachers, as well as extra-curricular opportunities and supports that enable students to develop character, cultivate passions, and explore the world outside the classroom. When considering the opportunities available to students, I often look to my own experiences and involvement in high school and college courses, athletics, band, clubs and volunteer efforts that helped shape who I am today. As the Principal at FHS, I am committed to ensuring that student needs and interest help shape instruction and extracurricular opportunities. Through this shared commitment to learning, I am excited to see students engaged in debate in the classrooms, scoring the winning point on the field, performing in the musical, or any other area that peaks student interest and passion.
Most importantly, an excellent education is not possible without the great collaboration of students, parents and staff. Over the past few weeks, I have had the privilege of getting to know some of the amazing students, parents, and staff at FHS, while also learning about the rich school history and success. One of the greatest takeaways from these conversations has been the immense enthusiasm and pride for the school and community. It is through that same enthusiasm and pride that I look forward to being a Fouke Panther and working with each of you to continue the success at FHS.
I look forward to a great year ahead of us! Please do not hesitate to reach out to me if you have any questions, concerns, and ideas that you would like to discuss.
Have a great rest of the summer!
Eva Nadeau
CONGRATULATIONS, FHS BAND –
2018 3A STATE CHAMPIONS!
Best overall music, best overall visual, and 1st place in Class
3A!!!
IMPORTANT:
Students,
Fouke High School is a closed campus. Beginning Oct. 22, 2018, if you drive to school you may NOT get back into your vehicle until 3:19. You may NO LONGER drive to ATHLETICS, AG, or ANYWHERE once you arrive at school!
UPCOMING EVENTS:
Student Council T- Shirt Sales
FHS Student Council is sponsoring a t-shirt fundraiser. This shirt is a comfort T. These are the soft, somewhat distressed shirts that feel great. The attached image will appear on the back of the shirt with a plain pocket on the front. The color is grape and the image is yellow with different words/phrases that embody our culture here at FHS. Orders are due by Dec. 5 and will be delivered by Dec. 14.
Semester Test Schedule – Dec. 17-20, 2018
EARLY DISMISSAL –
Early dismissal Thursday, Dec. 20th at 1 pm.
RECENT EVENTS:
FCCLA National Cluster Meeting in Louisville, Kentucky
7 FCCLA members attended the FCCLA National Cluster Meeting in Louisville, KY November 9-11. Two members attended the Leadership Academy to learn to become more powerful leaders.
Five members competed in a Quiz Bowl type competition called FCCLA Knowledge Bowl. This competition asks questions from the following areas: Personal Finance, Consumer Rights, Technology, Health Safety, and Environment. For this competition, the students took online quizzes at school to go towards the accumulated points that determined their room placement for the onsite competition. Once at the competition site, the students entered into a Quiz Bee where they were asked questions for their particular categories. This score, along with the online quizzes from school, were calculated and used as the final determining factor on whether or not we were actually able to compete. Twenty-six teams arrived onsite for the Quiz Bee portion. In order to advance to the head-to-head competition round, your school had to be in the top 16. I am proud to say that Fouke was in the top 10 coming in at 9th place!
FOUKE FFA AT THE ARKANSAS STATE FAIR:
Check out up-coming events and announcements in the left sidebars.
STATE REQUIRED INFORMATION:
DIRECTIONS: Click on the links below to access the listed information.
2018-2019 Fouke High School Improvement Plan
PARENTAL INVOLVEMENT PLAN 2018-2019
2016-2017 STATE CATEGORICAL PLAN
Notice of School Based Mental Health Services
(Click links to access)
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