• FHC 4th Annual Fall Craft Fair
• Half-Year Boys and Girls Cheerleading
• FHN Trunk Sale
• Manufacturing Day
• Gifted Support Network Family Trivia
• Parent Seminar – Technology for Young Learners
• FHSD 2nd Annual Alumni Golf Tournament
• SCC Fall Camp Courses
• Missouri Day Celebration
• Club Z’s Fall Annual Achievement Awards
• FHSD Special Olympics
• Walk For Hearing
• Intro to Acting     10/3 Brandly

Parent/Teacher Conferences Survey

The Calendar Task Force (CTF) is currently meeting, and would like to have input regarding parent/teacher conferences. Currently, the District has conferences in both the fall and spring (two evenings in the fall/two evening in the spring), and your opinion is sought as to whether both conferences should be retained.  Click here to take the survey. Please submit your survey by Oct. 6. 10/6 Henry
Attention Students and Parents: The FHN Counseling Department continually strives to develop and implement programs that promote the academic, career, and socioemotional development of our students.  Because we value your input and hope to partner with you throughout this process, we invite all students and parents to click on the link below to complete a brief survey.  Your feedback will help ensure that we are providing a comprehensive school counseling program that reflects the needs of our students.  Your are not required to provide any identifying information.  We appreciate your time and participation. http://tinyurl.com/FHNGuidanceSurvey  10/10 Herman

2014 – 2015

Attention students and parents of Sophomores and Juniors! The PSAT national exam date for FHN is Saturday, October 18, 2014. PSAT is National Merit Scholarship Corporation exam. Students that would like to compete at the national level for scholarships are encouraged to take the exam. 10/18 Woodrum
Attn Parents ~ Please join us on Tues, 10/28 at 6pm in the FHN Auditorium as NCADA presents “Signs & Symptoms”. From alcohol, marijuana, to prescription drugs, “Signs & Symptoms” explores current trends amongst teenage drug use. This presentation also arms parents with signs to look for if they are concerned their teenager or teenager’s friends are using drugs. Parents will also be given resources to help prevent drug use in their teen and practical tips on how to talk to their teen about drugs. 10/28 Johnson

Attention A+ Students and Parents: Please click on the following link to read an important letter from the Missouri Department of Higher Education about a possible financial reduction to the A+ scholarship award.  More details to follow as they become available. If you have questions, please contact MDHE.  http://tinyurl.com/MDHELetter 10/31 Herman

Sophomore-Luis Negrete

Juniors-Austin Obst

Seniors-Gebe Grote

On Tuesday, September 30 from 4pm-8pm the FHN Track and Field team will have a fund raiser night at St. Louis Bread Company on Zumbehl. Please bring the attached flyer with you and bring your family  and friends. 9/30 Louis-Bauer
*Attention students interested in a health care career.  The new HOSA (Health Occupation Student Association) will be holding its first meeting Tuesday September 30thin room 115 at 2:30pm. The club is for students in any grade and is directed towards students interested in medicine, nursing, physical therapy, pharmacy, EMT, or any other careers in the health care industry. Please see Mr. Riffee in room 115 with any questions. 9/30 Riffee
*This Friday (October 3rd) is the Annual Pink Out Football Game! Please wear PINK to Friday’s night game.  9/29 Cohen
FHN Cheerleaders still have a few medium pink t-shirts available for sale. Please see any Varsity cheerleader if you would like to purchase one for $10 or Ms. Cohen in room 8.
FHN Knightline is sponsoring a Trunk Sale on October 4 from 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. on the parking lot.  Come sell your books, housewares, clothing, etc.  All sellers and vendors are welcome.  Secure your spot for $15 by October 3 at 5 pm.  Contact Zina Freidman at 314-799-0207 or [email protected]. 10/4 Rokita

Francis Howell North Parents & Guardians

Parent/Teacher Conferences will be held on:

Wednesday, October 8, 2014 and Thursday, October 9, 2014

4:00 PM to 7:30 PM

                We look forward to seeing you! 10/9 Blankenship
On 10/9 in the auditorium during Parent/Teacher Conferences, Princeton Review will go over sophomore ACTs.  This is a follow up to the school wide ACT test administered to all sophomores on 9/18.  There will be three 20-30 minute sessions at 5:30pm, 6:15pm, and 7:00pm. 10/9 Birch

FHSD Alumni Association To Host Second Annual Golf Tournament
The Francis Howell School District Alumni Association will be holding the second annual Golf Tournament on Monday, October 13, 2014, at Old Hickory Golf Club in St. Peters. The tournament is designed to bring together District alumni, local businesses, and the FHSD community for an afternoon of fun. This activity will benefit and help fund the establishment of an Alumni Association in the District.
Registration will begin at 9:00 a.m. followed by a shotgun start and tournament play at 11:00 a.m. The cost to play in the tournament is $125 per person and includes green fees, golf cart, on course non-alcoholic beverages, lunch, buffet dinner, and a chance to win various prizes. The entry deadline is October 3.
Click to view for the registration flyer. For more details, visit the tournament’s website orFacebook Page. 10/13 Henry

Math Tutoring

Available BEFORE School

Monday through Friday

6:30 – 7:15

Room 205

Available AFTER School

2:30 – 3:30

Tuesday & Thursday

Room 203

Monday & Friday

Room 208
                                  

SPANISH TUTORING SCHEDULE for 2014 – 2015 school year

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2014-15 Youth Spectator Guidelines

All students and children currently enrolled in the eighth grade and younger must be accompanied and directly supervised by an adult to be admitted to or remain at the event.  We expect students and children to remain under the supervision of the adult that they are attending the event with.
Youth spectators as described above will not be admitted to the stadium without a designated adult.  ANY YOUTH SPECTATORS WITHOUT A DESIGNATED ADULT WILL BE HELD OUTSIDE THE STADIUM UNTIL THEIR PARENTS COME TO PICK THEM UP OR ACCOMPANY THEM INTO THE GAME.

Accompanying adults are asked to maintain diligent supervision of those youth spectators for which they have assumed responsibility the entire contest.  Any youth spectators found to be without adult supervision will be returned to the adult(s) they came to game with.  If their adults are unable to be found, they will be held outside the stadium until a responsible adult comes to pick them up or accompany them back to the game.

Sportsmanship/Cheering Expectations

For the enjoyment of all, the following expectations for fans, players, and students will be enforced:

• No student seating on the front row of the bleachers. No standing on the floor.
• Continuous standing in designated areas only.
• No profanity or implied profanity allowed.
• No disrespectful chants including personal remarks directed at players and officials.
• No singling out players by number or name on posters, signs, or chants.
• No disrespectful behaviors to other fans, players, or cheerleaders.
• Cheerleaders will not cross over half-court in basketball games.
• Sportsmanship Banners will be displayed at all schools and appropriate expectations will be explained during public service announcements.
• Cheer for your own team – Not against the other team!

Pre-Game Activities

• Must be school organized and approved.
• No coolers.
• Faculty members (coaches, sponsors, or administrators) must do all cooking unless it is provided by an outside source (vendor, food trucks, etc.)
• Must be in a designated area set up by the Administration.

Dress Code at Outside Events

• Since a major part of Education Based Athletics is that we are an extension of the classroom, students will NOT be allowed to attend games without proper attire, students CANNOT be shirtless (males) or in sports bras (females) to wear body paint. Face paint is allowed along as the student’s identity is recognizable.

The Calendar Task Force (CTF) is currently meeting, and would like to have input regarding parent/teacher conferences. Currently, the District has conferences in both the fall and spring (two evenings in the fall/two evening in the spring), and your opinion is sought as to whether both conferences should be retained.  Click here to take the survey. Please submit your survey by Oct. 6. 10/6 Henry

Students in the Free and Reduced Lunch Program-If your student was in  the program last year you have until Sept 30, 2014 to reapply for free and reduced lunches for the 2014-2015 school year. 9/30 Lascuito
Francis Howell North Parents & Guardians

Parent/Teacher Conferences will be held on:

Wednesday, October 8, 2014 and Thursday, October 9, 2014

4:00 PM to 7:30 PM

We look forward to seeing you! 10/9 Blankenship
The Francis Howell School District has designated the following days, in the 2014-15 school calendar, as make up days, for snow or other inclement weather.  We ask that families, please avoid scheduling vacations or other events on these dates, so that your children will not have to miss school should we need to use these days for makeup. Thank you for your help in this matter.

Parents:  Text book and other fines (not library or parking) are now shown in your students profile under “fees”. You can access them by clicking on fees and “all years”. If there is a fine showing, hold cursor over fine and it will tell what the fine is for. 9/30 Downs