Essays are written. Art is displayed. Performers are prepared. The guests have RSVP'd. Our students look forward to welcoming Veterans at celebrations across Fort Zumwalt to express our gratitude and appreciation. #FZCommunity
6 months ago, Fort Zumwalt School District
Student painting a US flag in art class learning about line and color saturation
Welcome back! High school has A Day, middle school a B Day and elementary an E Day. Remember: Download the FZ app. Set your default school in settings. Tap Menu in the lower left, then Dining to see breakfast and lunch choices. Use the pulldown to choose the date range you want to see. On our school websites, just click menu and Dining from the buttons across the top and use the pulldown.
6 months ago, Fort Zumwalt School District
Welcome back! HS A Day, MS B Day, EL E Day
Do you have FORTiTUDE? When you tune into the #FZSD podcast you get celebrations from across FZ; conversations with leaders, teachers & students; and monthly updates from #FZSupt Dr. Paul Myers. Catch up on our website, just scroll down and click the FORTiTUDE button.
6 months ago, FORTiTUDE podcast
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Friendly reminder for clocks you need to set by hand: Fall back one hour before going to bed tonight.
6 months ago, Fort Zumwalt School District
Set those clocks back 1 hour before bed tonight.
It's a Progress South tradition that kicks off our season of gratitude & generosity. The Eagles collected 513 pairs of socks during Socktober for the Salvation Army. #FZSD Students will be hard at work the next few weeks, giving back to #FZCommunity #FZEquipToExcel
6 months ago, Fort Zumwalt School District
Kindergarteners celebrate a successful sock collection for charity
East High theater teacher Kate Wilkinson has been recognized as an outstanding theater educator by both the Missouri Thespians and by the national Educational Theatre Association. This fall Wilkinson, who has been with the district since 2008, was named an International Thespian Society Inspirational Theatre Educator. The award recognizes individuals who have inspired their students, demonstrated exemplary work and dedicated themselves to providing quality theater education. Wilkinson was also named the 2023 Missouri Thespian Outstanding Educator. Congratulations!
6 months ago, Fort Zumwalt School District
Congratulations Kate Wilkinson, state and national awards
Why are flags at half-staff? By order of the President, flags will be flown at half-staff until sunset, Oct. 30, 2023, in honor of the victims of the tragedy in Lewiston, Maine. See the proclamation: https://bit.ly/3SlO1ie
6 months ago, Fort Zumwalt School District
Why are flags at half-staff? Lewiston, Maine until sunset Oct. 30, 2023
Can you make a diamond stand on its point? It's just another day's work in Kindergarten, bringing big smiles to all who worked together and solved the problem. Educate, Empower and #FZEquipToExcel
6 months ago, Fort Zumwalt School District
Kindergartener smiles as he leans over a tower he built with geometric shapes
Hope you enjoyed break! Tomorrow is an A day at all schools K-12. Download the FZ app and choose your default school in settings. Tap Menu in the lower left, then Dining to see meal choices. On school websites, click menu, then the Dining button at the top.
6 months ago, Fort Zumwalt School District
Welcome Back: Classes resume 10.25.2023. It's an "A Day" at all schools.
Coming Sunday on the FORTiTUDE podcast: #FZSupt update, complete with our new student segments. Celebrations, updates on our long-range plan and a look ahead to bad weather. Remember, you can always tune in on the FZ app, YouTube or where you get your podcasts.
6 months ago, Fort Zumwalt School District
Coming Sunday #FZSupt update on FORTiTUDE podcast
There's no season like show season! West High presents Fall One Acts: Please Don't Be My Drama Teacher and One Word Macbeth 7 p.m. tonight and 2 p.m. Saturday; The New Margo and Abra Cadaver 7 p.m. tomorrow night and 4 p.m. Saturday.
6 months ago, Fort Zumwalt School District
FZW One Acts 2023-2024
As we mark National School Bus Safety Week, we can each do our part to keep the cargo on our school buses safe. Remember to slow down in school zones and to come to a complete stop when school buses have the stop-arm extended to load and unload students. #FZCommunity
6 months ago, Fort Zumwalt School District
Stop arm with flashing lights extends from bus
S/O and thank you to our Transportation Team. Our drivers and monitors crisscross the 125 square miles of the Fort delivering almost 10,000 students daily. They are backed by a team of routers, dispatchers and mechanics who have scored a near perfect safety score with the Missouri Highway Patrol in each of the past 20 years. Putting safety first and helping families ensure students can be at school each day, you educate, you empower and you #FZEquipToExcel! Thank you for all you do.
6 months ago, Fort Zumwalt School District
Thank you Transportation Team
In 2022, 68% of voters approved #FZProp4, a $125 million no-tax-increase bond issue. Learn about the work underway to maintain and improve our facilities for the Health, Safety, Growth and Opportunity of our students in this FORTiTUDE podcast. bit.ly/3ZJxia4
6 months ago, FORTiTUDE podcast
FORTiTUDE podcast: FZProp4 update with Superintendent and Director of Building Systems
There's no season like show season! South High presents Almost Maine tonight, tomorrow and Saturday at 7 p.m.
7 months ago, Fort Zumwalt School District
There's no season like show season! South High presents Almost Maine 7 p.m tonight, tomorrow and Saturday in the South High Auditorium, 8050 Mexico Rd. St. Peters $5 in advance, $7 at the door.
Sarah Macek, like the rest of us, knew the weather would be changing soon. So, on one of those final warmish days, she took her Kindergarteners to the outdoor classroom at JL Mudd Elementary. They had been focusing on reading informational texts and facts in the book "Life in a Pond" so they explored their own pond for some writing and illustration inspiration. Educate, Empower and #FZEquipToExcel
7 months ago, Fort Zumwalt School District
Kindergarten boy smiles as he leans on the stones looking into the pond
Kindergarten students ring the pond in the JLM outdoor classroom
Seated on either side of a picnic table, Kindergarteners work on illustrations of pond life
Proud kindergarteners pose as a group in their outdoor classroom
Connecting with our community is a priority, which is why we send our quarterly newsletter to thousands of mailboxes. Updates from across the district for those who might not follow our online channels. Tell a friend to take a peek! #FZCommunity
7 months ago, Fort Zumwalt School District
Cover Fort Zumwalt News shows Dr. Myers with school mascots and cheer squads
Not sure the weather could have been better as the Class of 2031 (AKA 5th grade) crisscrossed curriculum in the great outdoors. They dissected owl pellets, problem solved, geo-cached and took in wildlife presentations. Educate, Empower & #FZEquipToExcel
7 months ago, Fort Zumwalt School District
Together  we  can  do  so  much!  problem  solving  to  connect  the  entire  class  one  straw  at  a  time. Students work together with two holding opposite ends of the same straw all the way around a circle.
wildlife  presentations  got  students  up  close  with  reptiles,  amphibians and  birds  of  prey.
studying  body  systems  dissecting  owl  pellets.
following  directions  and  following  through  on  the archery  range.
Administrators at North Middle School were all in when longtime assistant principal’s secretary Sue Bigogno proposed a way to share her love of gardening with students. Bigogno was able to start some plants in the outdoor classroom and soon had help from Student Council in caring for the small garden. This summer, Bigogno tried some new varieties of tomato plants in the garden while the students were on break. Those plants didn’t make it, but it’s OK because this is the story of a #FZCommunity garden. When Hermann’s Farms learned Bigogno was sharing her love of gardening with students, they donated new plants to the cause. A few weeks into the school year, StuCo volunteers and Bigogno returned to the garden to cut pumpkins from the vine. Teacher Kaitlyn Uhlenbrock brought her class out to finish the harvest and the pumpkins were delivered to staff around the school in time to decorate for October, along with a small crop of tomatoes. #FZEquipToExcel
7 months ago, Fort Zumwalt School District
Kaitlyn Uhlenbrock and her students gather pumpkins in the NMS outdoor classroom.
Kaitlyn Uhlenbrock and her class celebrate their pumpkin harvest in the outdoor classroom.
Student Council delivered the pumpkins to staff.
Sue bigogno holds the last of the tomato harvest. her passion for gardening inspired the veggies at north middle.
Checking in @ZumWestMiddle for the birth of a new tradition: Middle School Homecoming Parade featuring @ZumWestHigh band, color guard and fall athletes. The purple-out charged school and community spirit ... just check OfficialFZSchools Insta reels for a peek. #FZCommunity
7 months ago, Fort Zumwalt School District
WMS trend club leads the parade through the halls with their HoCo banner