Fort Recovery Local Schools

Students are selling tickets for our annual Music booster breakfast. A portion of the presale tickets will go into individual student travel accounts for educational trips. Tickets are also available at the door. We hope to see you there!

Congratulations to 8th grader Zoey Wendel on receiving a perfect score on her 7th grade ELA state assessment last spring. We overlooked her at our August board meeting and wanted to make sure she, and her teacher Mrs. Jessica Jutte, received the recognition they deserve! Congratulations to her and keep up the great work!

It was a great afternoon for a pep assembly as we recognized senior band members and fall athletes. We hope you’ll be able to attend the football game and Little Indian Cheer Night tonight!

Photo Credit: Bobbie Debrito Photography

The HS SADD Club is hosting a barbecue chicken dinner fundraiser on Thursday, October 15th. This is the night of parent-teacher conferences. You can buy tickets from any SADD member or at any school office. The deadline to purchase tickets is October 7th. Thank you for your support!

The Fort Recovery FFA chapter is again selling Cooper Farms turkey rolls. Please print the order form and mail in no later than October 27. Pickup is November 5.

We are excited to welcome two more new faces to the Fort Recovery Local Schools family!

Kirk Link will be joining our team as a custodian at the Elementary/Middle School, and Jurnee Schroer has been hired as an Elementary Building Aide.

Please join us in giving Kirk and Jurnee a warm welcome to Fort Recovery Schools! We are happy to have you both on our team and look forward to all you will contribute to our school community!

Please remain vigilant and aware of this crosswalk now that school is back in session.

Back in January, the village installed two Rectangular Rapid Flashing Beacons (RRFB) at the intersection of Center Street and State Route 49. These devices are in place to assist pedestrians with crossing that intersection. Ohio traffic law requires that drivers come to a complete stop before reaching the marked crosswalk when these lights are flashing. Anytime the lights are activated and pedestrians are present, drivers must yield to pedestrians. They should begin yielding when approaching an activated RRFB, and they should not pass another vehicle that has stopped or is slowing down at the crosswalk. Please pay attention to these crossings and, if you have young drivers or walkers in your family, please have a conversation with them regarding proper procedures for this type of intersection.
Thank you for your help in keeping everyone safe!