Congrats FZ National Merit FINALISTS! fz.k12.mo.us/article/2566998
Marc Schultz joins the FZSD curriculum team , effective July 1. Learn more about Mr. Schultz at fz.k12.mo.us
Little notes have big impact! No matter your age, a little note of support or appreciation can really light up the day. THANKS for lighting up lunchrooms across Fort Zumwalt with your notes to your favorite students! Students, families and community members can submit a note to a special staff member any time. Just click "Send a Blue Note" in the banners of our websites. #FZEquipToExcel #FZCommunity
Congratulations to the FZN Junior Carsten Burkemper, state champ 132 lbs!
Congratulations to South High wrestlers Jena Gumahin (girls 120 lbs) and Colin Weiss (boys 144 lbs) State Champs!
Congratulations to South High Varsity Dance! State Champs, Division 4.
Congratulations to West High Varsity Dance! State Champs, Division 5 for the third consecutive year.
FZSD welcomes Dan Meyer as the Director of Construction, Renovations & Building Systems. Learn more at fz.k12.mo.us
Online Enrollment for the 2026-2027 school year opens Wednesday!
If your child will be 5 years old on or before July 31, it's time to get ready for Kindergarten!
Visit go.FZSD.us/Kindergarten
Gather the required documentation listed there
Click the "How to Start" button to help you understand our FZSD Family Portal
Enroll your kindergartener beginning March 4. Families of Enrolled Kindergarteners get email updates and invites to special events at your school in the coming months.
We can't wait to meet the Class of 2039!
If your child will be 5 years old on or before July 31, it's time to get ready for Kindergarten!
Visit go.FZSD.us/Kindergarten
Gather the required documentation listed there
Click the "How to Start" button to help you understand our FZSD Family Portal
Enroll your kindergartener beginning March 4. Families of Enrolled Kindergarteners get email updates and invites to special events at your school in the coming months.
We can't wait to meet the Class of 2039!
It’s all about creating pathways. As we wrap up Career Technical Education month, we shine a light on just some of the career pathways our students can explore in our high schools. Students can earn college credit in our biomedical sciences or engineering Project Lead the Way courses or through dual enrollment. They can get a close-up look at a career as an entrepreneur through the Centers for Advanced Professional Studies. Or, they can earn while they learn through go.FZSD.us/Apprenticeships where qualified students can apply to work as apprentices in 15 career fields ranging from manufacturing to culinary to education. Reaching the workplace of tomorrow one career pathway at a time. #FZEquipToExcel #PublicSchoolProud
It’s #PublicSchoolProud week! What does it take to build the workforce of tomorrow?
It takes us all.
That’s why we’re making time this week to share some insight into our finances. Did you know 83 percent of the district’s operating budget is committed to our staff? That leaves about $45 million for all other costs, including the rising costs of utilities, fuel, food and property insurance. Get an overview of district finances and the return on your investment in our schools at go.FZSD.us/SchoolFinance101
It takes us all.
That’s why we’re making time this week to share some insight into our finances. Did you know 83 percent of the district’s operating budget is committed to our staff? That leaves about $45 million for all other costs, including the rising costs of utilities, fuel, food and property insurance. Get an overview of district finances and the return on your investment in our schools at go.FZSD.us/SchoolFinance101
Anyone can grab a calculator and solve just about any math problem - but to truly understand the underlying math and how it works takes deliberate conceptual practice. That's what our students are learning, each and every day! Working together builds their collective problem solving skills as they learn from each other. By creating visual representations of math concepts, students begin to understand how numbers and concepts are connected to one another, which builds a deeper understanding as they advance to more complex topics. This deeper understanding is critical for students in upper grades for understanding algebra and geometry. Building the workforce of tomorrow one mathlete at a time! #FZEquipToExcel #PublicSchoolProud
It’s #PublicSchoolProud week! What does it take to build the workforce of tomorrow?
It takes us all.
That’s why we’re making time this week to share some insight into our finances. Did you know local revenue is Fort Zumwalt’s most reliable resource? 48.5 percent of the district’s operating budget is provided through property taxes. Another 19.2 percent comes through a combination of local sales tax revenue and sales such as tickets and fundraisers. Local revenue stays right here in Fort Zumwalt and cannot be withheld by other agencies. Get an overview of district finances and the return on your investment in our schools at go.FZSD.us/SchoolFinance101
It takes us all.
That’s why we’re making time this week to share some insight into our finances. Did you know local revenue is Fort Zumwalt’s most reliable resource? 48.5 percent of the district’s operating budget is provided through property taxes. Another 19.2 percent comes through a combination of local sales tax revenue and sales such as tickets and fundraisers. Local revenue stays right here in Fort Zumwalt and cannot be withheld by other agencies. Get an overview of district finances and the return on your investment in our schools at go.FZSD.us/SchoolFinance101
After each English Language Arts unit, elementary students in all grades celebrate through creative, hands-on projects. These activities promote critical thinking, creativity, and a deeper understanding of the content. They connect the dots between school subjects. Fourth graders read about tsunamis then studied the transfer of energy by making waves. Fifth graders read about food webs and environments. Using their understanding of ecosystems, habitats, and interdependence, students thoughtfully constructed their own animals and gathered information to share their learning with others. Building the workforce of tomorrow by having them demonstrate their understanding today. #FZEquipToExcel #PublicSchoolProud
It’s #PublicSchoolProud week! What does it take to build the workforce of tomorrow?
It takes us all.
That’s why we’re making time this week to share some insight into our finances. Did you know 28 percent of Fort Zumwalt’s operating budget comes from the state? It’s important to note that, while the state allocates funds each year during the budgeting process, the state also has the power to withhold funds should there be a need to cover a shortfall. FZSD must make up for that deficit through offsets in other areas, or, in the worst case, through deficit spending, dipping into reserves to make up the difference. Get an overview of district finances and the return on your investment in our schools at School Finance 101.
It takes us all.
That’s why we’re making time this week to share some insight into our finances. Did you know 28 percent of Fort Zumwalt’s operating budget comes from the state? It’s important to note that, while the state allocates funds each year during the budgeting process, the state also has the power to withhold funds should there be a need to cover a shortfall. FZSD must make up for that deficit through offsets in other areas, or, in the worst case, through deficit spending, dipping into reserves to make up the difference. Get an overview of district finances and the return on your investment in our schools at School Finance 101.
What does it mean to learn through play? Well, when the game is dress-up, our Early Childhood students are developing motor skills and solving problems. They take turns with the popular toys. They button, zip and snap. They help each other and they grow an understanding that different clothes do different jobs and different jobs require different clothes. It's just one way we’re building the workforce of tomorrow when they're Pre-K. #FZEquipToExcel #PublicSchoolProud
It’s #PublicSchoolProud week! What does it take to build the workforce of tomorrow?
It takes us all.
That’s why we’re making time this week to share some insight into our finances. Did you know Fort Zumwalt School District has three primary revenue streams? Federal dollars, such as those received as reimbursements for our Early Childhood Special Education program, are designated for specific expenses and cannot be used for other expenditures. Federal funds make up about 3 percent of the district's projected operating revenue this fiscal year, but can be subject to cuts by the federal government at any time. Get an overview of district finances and the return on your investment in our schools at go.FZSD.us/SchoolFinance101
It takes us all.
That’s why we’re making time this week to share some insight into our finances. Did you know Fort Zumwalt School District has three primary revenue streams? Federal dollars, such as those received as reimbursements for our Early Childhood Special Education program, are designated for specific expenses and cannot be used for other expenditures. Federal funds make up about 3 percent of the district's projected operating revenue this fiscal year, but can be subject to cuts by the federal government at any time. Get an overview of district finances and the return on your investment in our schools at go.FZSD.us/SchoolFinance101
Welcome, Tyler Horner, Principal at the Mike Clemens Center for Adaptive Learning! Learn more about Mr. Horner at fz.k12.mo.us
Welcome to our virtual art show! Each month we'll feature work from student artists in a show on our website. This month, South Middle, Dardenne Elementary and Progress South Elementary. Enjoy!
Welcome to our virtual art show! Each month we'll feature work from student artists in a show on our website. This month, South Middle, Dardenne Elementary and Progress South Elementary. Enjoy!
