It's official! Congratulations to the West High Class of 2026!
about 5 hours ago, Fort Zumwalt School District
students in caps and gowns recognize former teacher with surprise
elementary student beams at smiling waving grad
teacher flanked by former students in caps and gowns
teacher takes a selfie with former students in caps and gowns
teacher takes a selfie with former students in caps and gowns
teacher flanked by former students in caps and gowns
It's official! Congratulations North High Class of 2026!
about 8 hours ago, Fort Zumwalt School District
student in cap and gown hugs former teacher
former teacher takes selfie with grad in cap and gown
teacher flanked by former students in caps and gowns
former teacher poses with grad in cap and gown
teacher flanked by former students in caps and gowns
student in cap and gown high fives elementary students
It's official! Congratulations South High Class of 2026!
about 12 hours ago, Fort Zumwalt School District
grad in cap and gown with teacher
grads in caps and gowns file through middle school
teacher poses with former students in their caps and gowns
grad in cap and gown high fives former teacher
grad in cap and gown with kindergartner homemade sign
grads in caps and gown with former teacher and banner that says Your 2nd Grade Teacher is Proud of You
It's official! Congratulations to the East High Class of 2026! #FZEquipToExcel
about 16 hours ago, Fort Zumwalt School District
Grads file through lined hallway to high fives
middle school student congratulates grad in cap and gown
Teacher poses with former student in cap and gown
grad in cap and gown high fives elementary school students
grad in cap and gown high fives elementary students
teachers pose with student in cap and gown
It's official! Congratulations Hope High Class of 2026!
1 day ago, Fort Zumwalt School District
grad hugs former teacher
Grad stops to give teacher a hug
grads smile as elementary students applaud
teacher applauds grads as they walk hall

What does it take to Educate, Empower and Equip Students to Excel? For the roughly 1,400 members of the Class of 2026, a total of about $150,000 each for 13 years in Fort Zumwalt, where 64 percent of revenue comes from local sources. What’s your return on your investment in our schools? Among this weekend’s graduates:
-Seven were named National Merit Scholarship Finalists.
-15 were named National Merit Commended Scholars
-Five were named among Missouri's Top 100 scholars.
-More than 100 have earned the state’s Seal of Biliteracy in the past two years.
-39 have enlisted to serve in our nation’s armed forces.
-Almost 30 have completed Industry Recognized Credentials in professions as diverse as Automotive Technology and Dental Assistance and many more.
-Still others have completed or are on the road to their certified youth apprenticeship from the US Department of Labor.
-And, together, they have been offered $78.2 million in scholarships.
#FZEquipToExcel

1 day ago, Fort Zumwalt School District
Banner congrats Class of 2026
It takes us all to build the workforce of tomorrow. Hats off to the students in our high school Work-based Learning Programs for meeting their goals! And hats off to the local businesses who provide hands-on work opportunities for our students. From customer service to custodial skills, these Partners in Possibility have equipped students to excel in what’s next. Thank you Friendship Village, Jake’s On Main, the Rec-Plex, and the Spencer Road library. #FZEquipToExcel
4 days ago, Fort Zumwalt School District
Students pose with business partner
Students pose with business partner
Students pose with business partner
Student reads thank you message to business partner
Business partners pose with certificates
Before there's career exploration, there's inspiration. Thanks to the community partners (with and without wheels) who joined JL Mudd Elementary's annual Touch a Truck event today, introducing students to their tools, their team (service dogs and police horses included!) and the work that they do. It takes us all to build the workforce of tomorrow! #FZEquipToExcel
8 days ago, Fort Zumwalt School District
Service dog surrounded by students stares into camera while accepting 1,000 pets
student in pink tshirt and overalls tries on welding helmet while classmate models safety vest and hard hat
students pet horse while mounted patrol officers look on
With presenter demos power drill with student getting hands on experience.
Students swarm fire truck to see gear inside
Students pile inside the police department's mobile command center
Why are flags at half-staff? By order of the governor, flags will fly at half-staff at all government offices through sunset today, May 15, 2026, in honor of Peace Officers Memorial Day. See the proclamation on the governor's website. bit.ly/4fnKueA
9 days ago, Fort Zumwalt School District
Why are flags at half-staff? Peace Officers Memorial Day 5-15-26
We're celebrating our staff all week this week. Cheers to Bulldog Nation! Congratulations to the South High boundary Educators and Employees of the Year, Retirees and milestone veterans. https://www.facebook.com/share/r/1JTJvHwK9P/
18 days ago, Fort Zumwalt School District
This week we celebrate our staff! You wish you were a Jaguar! Congratulations to the West High boundary Educators and Employees of the Year, Retirees and milestone veterans. https://www.facebook.com/share/r/1E39MoGkCn/
18 days ago, Fort Zumwalt School District
There’s nothing quite like learning from the "big kids!" East High student leaders taught an interactive lesson on car seat and seat belt safety, helping students K-2 understand how to stay safe on the road. Inspired by their mentors, younger students walked away with life-saving tips. #FZEquipToExcel
25 days ago, Fort Zumwalt School District
High school students present on the big screen to K-2 students
Fort Zumwalt School District will release 2.5 hours early today, April 27, 2026, due to the likelihood of severe weather. Early Childhood afternoon session is canceled. All after-school activities are canceled. Thank you.
27 days ago, Fort Zumwalt School District
FZSD STORM UPDATE
What a great morning to Sharpen the Saw - taking time to take care of you! Getting in a run or a walk at the Grow Your Own Teacher 5K and supporting a great cause. Or celebrating more than 400 elementary students who finished their marathon! Read 26 books, do 26 good deeds, run 26 miles! All great ways to rejuvenate and refresh.
29 days ago, Fort Zumwalt School District
students in teams wait to start their run on the football field
runners start the 5K
Hats off to our Volunteers! Thanks to all of the parent organization leaders who joined us for the 2nd annual Volunteer Appreciation Dinner. Over dinner, these officers from PTO/PTC and Booster groups across the district learned more about facilities plans and construction projects; the work underway to revise our Continuous School Improvement Plan and the district budget. The Q&A was lively as they broke into small groups led by Superintendent, Dr. St. Pierre, and CFO , Mr. Whittle. They shared celebrations from this year and goals for next. The evening ended with some networking bingo, helping build relationships between schools. Thank you to our parent leaders and to all of our volunteers as we wrap up National Public School Volunteer Week. It takes us all to Educate, Empower and Equip Students to Excel.
about 1 month ago, Fort Zumwalt School District
two parents work together to complete their bingo cards
Parents play networking bingo
small group shares celebrations and goals
small group talks with superintendent
Support your music teachers Friday night as they perform alongside the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra at the free Extra Credit concert. North High’s Leanna Conrad; West High’s Daniel Mieloch and North Middle’s Emily Satterfield. DuBray Middle’s Chris Torretta; East High’s Annamarie Phillips and Progress South’s Stephanie Brueggemann. South Middle’s Cole Schlesselman, High’s Rick Padgett and North Middle’s Richard Breyer will perform in a concert that celebrates K–12 educators and the power of music education in our schools. Learn more and find the ticket reservation link: https://www.fz.k12.mo.us/article/2831199
about 1 month ago, Fort Zumwalt School District
Powell Hall background, Congratulations teachers
Thanks to everyone who came out this cool,breezy morning to make connections and share resources to support our students’ mental health at the 4th annual Suicide Awareness walk at West High. “We just want anyone who is in need of help to know our mental health professionals and counseling teams are here to help,” said Coordinator of Social Emotional Support Services Melissa Tichy. “We don’t want anyone to feel like they have to do it alone.” #FZEquipToExcel
about 1 month ago, Fort Zumwalt School District
groups gather under tailgate tents gathering pamphlets, etc
FZ mental health professionals pose under balloon arch
There's no weekend like show weekend and this weekend offers three to choose from! Tonight, Tomorrow and Saturday at 7:
North High presents Bye Bye Birdie
South High presents Disney's The Little Mermaid
Tonight and Tomorrow at 7 and Saturday at 2 p.m.:
West High presents Roald Dahl's Willy Wonka: The Musical
Ticket links in the calendar at fz.k12.mo.us
Go see a show!
about 1 month ago, Fort Zumwalt School District
Bye Bye Birdie poster
Willy Wonka poster
Disney Little Mermaid poster
Looking to the weekend and planning your Saturday morning walk? Join us at 10:30 a.m. at West High for the annual Suicide Awareness Walk. Did you know more than 49,000 Americans died by suicide in 2023, one death every 11 minutes? Our free event brings our community together, providing resources for families and emphasizing the importance of supporting the mental health of our students. Meet at the track, unless weather moves us to the big gym. #YOUMatterFZ
about 1 month ago, Fort Zumwalt School District
Suicide Awareness Walk 10:30-11:30 a.m. April 18, FZW track or gym if weather is bad
Children learn through play. Families of students ages birth-5 years can connect with our Parents As Teachers program, which hosts group events and offers visits from our Parent Educators. Fort Zumwalt recommends all age-eligible children have a developmental screening, yearly, to assess progress in all areas of growth and development, including problem solving, communication, personal development, motor skills, health, vision and hearing. Students entering Kindergarten should be signed up for their screening to beat the summer rush. Learn more about scheduling a screening and Parents As Teachers at ecc.fz.k12.mo.us
about 1 month ago, Fort Zumwalt School District
Preschooler plays with blocks, truck and Flat Stanley on the floor