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Kindergarten registration is open online for the 2024-25 school year.
Children must be five years old by July 31 to attend school in the fall. If you
need help with online registration please contact 446-1006.

Learn more about registration

Summer Library Resources & Options

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encourage students to keep reading during summer break!

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Games for Good

Students from the Gifted and Talented programs at Lewis & Clark, Kennedy, HMR,
CBH, Washington, and Longfellow hosted the third annual Gifted and Talented
Games for Good cardboard arcade at Washington's Family Fun Night on Tuesday.
Through ticket sales to play the cardboard arcade games designed and built by
students, the event raised $420 to donate to Feed the Children.

Family Fun Night

Lewis & Clark Elementary School hosted a Family Fun Night for its students,
staff, and families on May 20. Guests enjoyed a dinner of taco in a bag and
participated in activities including a scavenger hunt, raffle drawing, necklace
crafting, and a bounce house.

Living Wax Museum

Lewis & Clark students explored the “Habits of a Scholar” as they researched the
lives of famous individuals who demonstrated these traits and brought them to
life at the Living Wax Museum. Students investigated characteristic behaviors
common in scholars. Watch Video

 

Anderson Honored

Congratulations to Gifted & Talented Teacher Stacy Anderson on being named the
YWCA Woman of the Year in Education! Anderson was one of 13 women to receive
Woman of the Year recognition in a variety of categories at the 51st annual
Woman of the Year Event.

Self-Directed Academy

The Self-Directed Academy (SDA) puts each student in the driver's seat of their
own education. With an instructional model built on self-paced learning,
flexible scheduling, technology integration, STEM, and project-based learning,
students determine their own educational path with guidance from educators. SDA
is best-suited for independent learners who benefit from in-person contact.
Registration is now open for students in grades 6-8 in fall 2024!
Register!

Summer Food Program

North Dakota is launching Summer EBT, a new grocery benefits program that
provides $120 for each eligible school-aged child to buy groceries while school
is out. Most families will get these benefits automatically, but some may need
to apply. The new program is in addition to free summer meal sites in their
communities. Households already participating in SNAP, FDPIR, or TANF, will be
automatically enrolled in the Summer EBT program. Households not automatically
enrolled may be eligible, Apply now!

Apply!

Best Communities for Music Education!

FPS has been honored with the Best Communities for Music Education designation
from the NAMM Foundation for its outstanding commitment to music education. FPS
joins 975 districts across the country in receiving the prestigious award in
2024. This is the 21st time FPS has received this designation in the 25 years
the award has been granted.

Lewis & Clark Building Profile

Learn more about Lewis & Clark Elementary School by reading their building
profile.

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Kindergarten Registration

Kindergarten registration is open online for the 2024-25 school year.
Children must be five years old by July 31 to attend school in the fall. If you
need help with online registration please contact 446-1006.

Learn more about registration

Summer Library Resources & Options

The District has a number of great reading opportunities and resources to
encourage students to keep reading during summer break!

Learn More

Games for Good

Students from the Gifted and Talented programs at Lewis & Clark, Kennedy, HMR,
CBH, Washington, and Longfellow hosted the third annual Gifted and Talented
Games for Good cardboard arcade at Washington's Family Fun Night on Tuesday.
Through ticket sales to play the cardboard arcade games designed and built by
students, the event raised $420 to donate to Feed the Children.

Family Fun Night

Lewis & Clark Elementary School hosted a Family Fun Night for its students,
staff, and families on May 20. Guests enjoyed a dinner of taco in a bag and
participated in activities including a scavenger hunt, raffle drawing, necklace
crafting, and a bounce house.

Living Wax Museum

Lewis & Clark students explored the “Habits of a Scholar” as they researched the
lives of famous individuals who demonstrated these traits and brought them to
life at the Living Wax Museum. Students investigated characteristic behaviors
common in scholars. Watch Video

 

Anderson Honored

Congratulations to Gifted & Talented Teacher Stacy Anderson on being named the
YWCA Woman of the Year in Education! Anderson was one of 13 women to receive
Woman of the Year recognition in a variety of categories at the 51st annual
Woman of the Year Event.

Self-Directed Academy

The Self-Directed Academy (SDA) puts each student in the driver's seat of their
own education. With an instructional model built on self-paced learning,
flexible scheduling, technology integration, STEM, and project-based learning,
students determine their own educational path with guidance from educators. SDA
is best-suited for independent learners who benefit from in-person contact.
Registration is now open for students in grades 6-8 in fall 2024!
Register!

Summer Food Program

North Dakota is launching Summer EBT, a new grocery benefits program that
provides $120 for each eligible school-aged child to buy groceries while school
is out. Most families will get these benefits automatically, but some may need
to apply. The new program is in addition to free summer meal sites in their
communities. Households already participating in SNAP, FDPIR, or TANF, will be
automatically enrolled in the Summer EBT program. Households not automatically
enrolled may be eligible, Apply now!

Apply!

Best Communities for Music Education!

FPS has been honored with the Best Communities for Music Education designation
from the NAMM Foundation for its outstanding commitment to music education. FPS
joins 975 districts across the country in receiving the prestigious award in
2024. This is the 21st time FPS has received this designation in the 25 years
the award has been granted.

Lewis & Clark Building Profile

Learn more about Lewis & Clark Elementary School by reading their building
profile.

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Kindergarten Registration

Kindergarten registration is open online for the 2024-25 school year.
Children must be five years old by July 31 to attend school in the fall. If you
need help with online registration please contact 446-1006.

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Negotiations Committee Update (opens in new window/tab)

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Dr. Timothy Shiver’s presentation on “The Dignity Index" at the National School
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Administrative Policies are reviewed on a set rotation, ensuring all policies
are reviewed once in a four-year cycle. Through this review process, some
policies do not require any changes while other policies receive minor updates
or more substantial updates. For the 2024 review cycle, administration has been
reviewing this year’s set of policies during the school year.

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FPS is committed to providing students with high-quality instructional materials
that support its strategic plan, align with curriculum standards, and promote
inclusivity and diversity. 

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PowerSchool Update (opens in new window/tab)

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Learning Outcomes. 

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Governmental Affairs Update (opens in new window/tab)

The Governmental Affairs Committee has completed its work plan for the year. The
committee has drafted three legislative resolutions that will be submitted to
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Staff Recognition Nominees (opens in new window/tab)

As part of the Staff Recognition Program, staff and community members were
invited to nominate a teacher, administrator, or support staff member that is
serving our students with excellence. View the list.

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2025-26 Draft Calendar (opens in new window/tab)

The FPS Calendar Committee has developed the DRAFT for the District’s 2025-26
school calendar, which is now being prepared for review and approval by the
Fargo Board of Education.

Read More about 2025-26 Draft Calendar (opens in new window/tab)
National Library Week (opens in new window/tab)

Thank you to all Fargo Public Schools library staff that make each of the
libraries in the District special places for our students to grow! April 7-13,
is National Library Week. 

Read More about National Library Week (opens in new window/tab)
Parent Guidance Series (opens in new window/tab)

In an effort to proactively support students' overall well-being, FPS is
partnering with ParentGuidance.org to deliver monthly webinars focused on child
mental health developed by licensed therapists.

Read More about Parent Guidance Series (opens in new window/tab)
Honors Ensembles (opens in new window/tab)

Congratulations to all Fargo Public Schools students who auditioned and were
selected to participate in 2024 All-State and Honors musical performance groups!

Read More about Honors Ensembles (opens in new window/tab)
Arts Can Do (opens in new window/tab)

The community has the power to help support visual and fine arts in FPS simply
by recycling aluminum cans with the Arts CAN Do program. Funds raised directly
benefit arts our arts programs.

Read More about Arts Can Do (opens in new window/tab)
Graduation Requirements (opens in new window/tab)

After thoughtful consideration, FPS is making a change to its graduation
requirements, effective for the 2024-25 school year with the state's mandate of
22 credits.

Read More about Graduation Requirements (opens in new window/tab)
National Social Worker Month (opens in new window/tab)

March is National Social Workers Month! This March, we would like to recognize
the social workers in Fargo Public Schools and the hard work they do to support
our students. Thank you, social workers!

Read More about National Social Worker Month (opens in new window/tab)
Evidence Based Grades (opens in new window/tab)

As teachers prepare to finalize grades, read about the process of finalizing
evidence-based grades in this column by Allie Kollman, Science Facilitator.

Read More about Evidence Based Grades (opens in new window/tab)
Mass Communications Systems Update (opens in new window/tab)

FPS will be converting to a new Mass Notification system in the coming months.
Read the Cabinet column about the new system by Strategy & Innovation Officer,
Bill Westrick.

Read More about Mass Communications Systems Update (opens in new window/tab)
Instructional Decision on Video (opens in new window/tab)

FPS wants to update its community, parents, and staff on a recent review process
regarding educational materials, specifically the Baby Olivia video by Live
Action. Read more about the decision and the process.

Read More about Instructional Decision on Video (opens in new window/tab)
Negotiations Committee Update (opens in new window/tab)

Read about the steps being taken to make the negotiations process more
collaborative, productive and efficient in this Board Column by Fargo Board of
Education Negotiations Committee Chair Seth Holden.

Read More about Negotiations Committee Update (opens in new window/tab)
The Dignity Index (opens in new window/tab)

Dr. Timothy Shiver’s presentation on “The Dignity Index" at the National School
Board Association's annual conference, left a lasting impression. Read more from
Melissa Burkland on the conference and this presentation.

Read More about The Dignity Index (opens in new window/tab)
Instructional Materials Review Process (opens in new window/tab)

Read more about the instructional material review process in this Feature
Column by FPS Director of Standards-Based Instruction Dr. Liann Hanson.

Read More about Instructional Materials Review Process (opens in new window/tab)
Reminders for Lunch Accounts & Summer Meals (opens in new window/tab)

Read more about the instructional material review process in this Feature Column
by FPS Director of Standards-Based Instruction Dr. Liann Hanson.

Read More about Reminders for Lunch Accounts & Summer Meals (opens in new
window/tab)
Policy Review (opens in new window/tab)

Each year, FPS administration conducts an Administrative Policy review.
Administrative Policies are reviewed on a set rotation, ensuring all policies
are reviewed once in a four-year cycle. Through this review process, some
policies do not require any changes while other policies receive minor updates
or more substantial updates. For the 2024 review cycle, administration has been
reviewing this year’s set of policies during the school year.

Read More about Policy Review (opens in new window/tab)
Selection of Instructional Materials

FPS is committed to providing students with high-quality instructional materials
that support its strategic plan, align with curriculum standards, and promote
inclusivity and diversity. 

Read More about Selection of Instructional Materials
New Title IX Regulations (opens in new window/tab)

The U.S Dept. of Education released revisions Title IX the Education Amendments
of 1972. Title IX protects people from discrimination based on sex in
educational programs and activities that receive federal financial assistance. 

Read More about New Title IX Regulations (opens in new window/tab)
AD Ventures Publication (opens in new window/tab)

AD-Ventures is a district publication to help families find activities for their
children throughout our community. It is published on the first of each month
September-May. 

Read More about AD Ventures Publication (opens in new window/tab)
PowerSchool Update (opens in new window/tab)

As FPS continues towards fully implementing Evidence-Based Reporting by 2025-26,
a PowerSchool update streamlines the parent/student view by combining EBR and
traditional grading systems.

Read More about PowerSchool Update (opens in new window/tab)
Why Gifted Services? (opens in new window/tab)

Gifted Services offers intervention for students whose physical brain
differences require more rigorous learning opportunities. 

Read More about Why Gifted Services? (opens in new window/tab)
Cabinet Column (opens in new window/tab)

FPS is dedicated to implementing equitable processes to ensure all students are
supported so each student can demonstrate proficiency in identified Essential
Learning Outcomes. 

Read More about Cabinet Column (opens in new window/tab)
Dakota Literacy (opens in new window/tab)

Dakota High School offers a Language Arts elective course called Family Literacy
to teach young parents and/or high school students why literacy should start as
early as possible. 

Read More about Dakota Literacy (opens in new window/tab)
Governmental Affairs Update (opens in new window/tab)

The Governmental Affairs Committee has completed its work plan for the year. The
committee has drafted three legislative resolutions that will be submitted to
the Board. 

Read More about Governmental Affairs Update (opens in new window/tab)
Staff Recognition Nominees (opens in new window/tab)

As part of the Staff Recognition Program, staff and community members were
invited to nominate a teacher, administrator, or support staff member that is
serving our students with excellence. View the list.

Read More about Staff Recognition Nominees (opens in new window/tab)
2025-26 Draft Calendar (opens in new window/tab)

The FPS Calendar Committee has developed the DRAFT for the District’s 2025-26
school calendar, which is now being prepared for review and approval by the
Fargo Board of Education.

Read More about 2025-26 Draft Calendar (opens in new window/tab)
National Library Week (opens in new window/tab)

Thank you to all Fargo Public Schools library staff that make each of the
libraries in the District special places for our students to grow! April 7-13,
is National Library Week. 

Read More about National Library Week (opens in new window/tab)
Parent Guidance Series (opens in new window/tab)

In an effort to proactively support students' overall well-being, FPS is
partnering with ParentGuidance.org to deliver monthly webinars focused on child
mental health developed by licensed therapists.

Read More about Parent Guidance Series (opens in new window/tab)
Honors Ensembles (opens in new window/tab)

Congratulations to all Fargo Public Schools students who auditioned and were
selected to participate in 2024 All-State and Honors musical performance groups!

Read More about Honors Ensembles (opens in new window/tab)
Arts Can Do (opens in new window/tab)

The community has the power to help support visual and fine arts in FPS simply
by recycling aluminum cans with the Arts CAN Do program. Funds raised directly
benefit arts our arts programs.

Read More about Arts Can Do (opens in new window/tab)
Graduation Requirements (opens in new window/tab)

After thoughtful consideration, FPS is making a change to its graduation
requirements, effective for the 2024-25 school year with the state's mandate of
22 credits.

Read More about Graduation Requirements (opens in new window/tab)
National Social Worker Month (opens in new window/tab)

March is National Social Workers Month! This March, we would like to recognize
the social workers in Fargo Public Schools and the hard work they do to support
our students. Thank you, social workers!

Read More about National Social Worker Month (opens in new window/tab)

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finding anything, try using the search bar, main navigation, or email
comments@fargo.k12.nd.us. Thank you for your patience as we adjust to the
updated system.



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WEBSITE SYSTEM UPDATE

The Fargo Public Schools public websites have undergone a major system change.
While the sites should look about the same, some features may have moved, or
function differently than in the past. Any FPS pages you may have bookmarked on
your device or browser will likely need to be updated. If you have trouble
finding anything, try using the search bar, main navigation, or email
comments@fargo.k12.nd.us. Thank you for your patience as we adjust to the
updated system.

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