The end of the school year can be a stressful time! Trianna Johnson (11) and Carson Austin (10) take a quick brain break in the Media Center to unwind with Legos in between studying sessions. Learning to balance their time between school, work, and play is an important life skill for all students. #cardstudentsareworthit
Here are your FHS daily events for Wednesday, May 19th. #cardstudentsareworthit
Congratulations to the Class of 2021! We are very proud of all of your accomplishments, and we are excited to see what where you go in the world. Photo by Mr. Jackson #cardstudentsareworthit
Here are your FHS daily events for Tuesday, May 18th. #cardstudentsareworthit
Reminder: The Class of 2021 Graduation will be held tonight. If weather permits, our scheduled 7:00PM ceremony will proceed as planned. In the event of inclement weather, we will delay as needed until a break in the weather allows us to proceed onto the field. If no such break occurs, graduation will be held Wednesday, May 19th at 7PM.
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The ceremony will be broadcast on live.farmcards.org. You can find a digital copy of the 2021 Graduation Program at https://5il.co/subi or on the Farmington Schools mobile app. For complete information regarding Graduation and Project Graduation, visit bit.ly/FHS21grad. #cardstudentsareworthit
Interested in the culinary arts? Register to attend one of NWACC's Kids' College camp sessions. Brightwater: A Center for the Study of Food will be offering camps are for kids ages 9-17. Some topics include “Southern Food & Flavors” and “Sweet & Savory Baking Around the Globe." To learn more, visit bit.ly/3oqG4aA. #cardstudentsareworthit
Here are your FHS daily events for Monday, May 17th. #cardstudentareworthit
Students in the FHS agriculture classes worked on a community service project to build a new table for the Farmington Cemetery. Mr. Sallee says, "Farmington City Mayor Ernie Penn called and asked if we could build a new table. I told him absolutely as this was not only an excellent opportunity to put shop skills to work but also a way that students could give back to the community." Pictured is Junior Austin Rogers puts the final touches on the table after it was installed. #cardstudentsareworthit #communityservice
Graduation Update- We understand that there is inclement weather possible tomorrow night. Graduates will meet at the arena at 5:30PM for pictures. If weather permits, our scheduled 7:00PM ceremony will proceed as planned. In the event of inclement weather we will delay as needed. If there is a break in the weather and it is safe to be outside the ceremony will proceed when everyone is moved into place on the field. If necessary the ceremony will be moved to Wednesday, May 19th at 7:00 PM.
We are incredibly proud of the hard work the FHS Crimson Select Ensemble members have demonstrated throughout the year to perfect their craft. Choir Director Laura Jackson says, "This has been a challenging year for everyone; however, students in the arts have been particularly impacted. They've had to miss out on so much and what they have been able to do has been really altered by strict guidelines and safety measures. Through it all the Crimson Select Ensemble has kept their heads held high and persevered." If you missed the honor choir's showcase last week, visit bit.ly/3htrjSR to see a full collection of the songs they performed! #cardstudentsareworthit
The Lady Cardinal Softball team falls short with a loss to Pea Ridge today. Congratulations to these girls and the amazing season they had! We are proud of you! #cardstudentsareworthit
Farmington Baseball closes out their season with a hard fought game against Magnolia. We are very proud of the hard work and teamwork these boys have shown throughout the season. Great job, Cards! #cardstudentsareworthit
Cardinal Softball sweeps Malvern to advance to the 4A State Semifinals against Pea Ridge tomorrow! Remember, updated brackets and ticket info can be found at bit.ly/stateticketsales. Go Cards! #cardstudentsareworthit
With a nail biter win over Pocahontas, FHS Baseball advances to the semifinals in the 4S State Tournament! Congrats! #cardstudentsareworthit
Junior Eli South works on running electrical outlets and switches in the renovated animal science barn. According to Mr. Mabry, agriculture mechanics teacher and FFA advisor, "students are able to take what is learned in the classroom from wiring diagrams and floor plans and put these skills into real life practice." #cardstudentsareworthit #realworldskills #aglife
Last night the Crimson Select Ensemble held their Spring Concert where students showcased the songs they have mastered the past year. Choir Director Mrs. Jackson also recognized students for their individual achievements and awards. Please take a moment to watch this highlight video sampling some of the amazing performances by the Crimson Select Ensemble. bit.ly/3uRiu92 Stay tuned because more incredible honor choir content is coming soon! #cardstudentsareworthit
Here are your FHS daily events for Friday, May 14th. #cardstudentsareworthit
Our Softball team advances on in the State Tournament with a win over Valley View! The Lady Cards will play Malvern tomorrow at 5:30PM. Great job! #cardstudentsareworthit
Our Boys Soccer team drop a tough one to Joe T Robinson tonight in the first round of the State tournament. We are very proud of how far this team went in their first year of postseason play! #cardstudentsareworthit
Don't worry - this isn't a robot takeover at Farmington High. Mr. Beall's Robotics 1 class showcased their robots that they have been working on throughout the semester today in the media center. Junior Ian Johnson explains, "Learning simple mechanics and mechanisms will help me specialize in the field I want to go into in the military" when asked why he signed up for Robotics. Students have the opportunity to take three years of robotics, and we encourage all students interested in the subject to get involved in the class! #cardstudentsareworthit
