The Fond du Lac Board of Education voted unanimously to go to referendum on April 1, 2025, asking taxpayers to authorize the District to exceed the revenue limit for four years for maintaining operations, maintenance expenses and providing for security upgrades in the District.
Over the next few months, the District will share more information about the referendum plan through our District website, social media, local news sources and direct mail. We encourage all residents to reach out with any questions about the referendum.
Learn More:
fdlsd.org/referendum
Share Thoughts or Questions:
Dr. Jeffrey Fleig, Superintendent
920-929-2900 or referendum2025@fonddulac.k12.wi.us
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Did you know a certain kind of lily pad can hold the weight of a human? Neither did we–until Darwin, a Riverside Elementary School first-grader, shared this fun fact! He dreams of being a scientist one day, so Darwin takes his scientific facts pretty seriously. Don’t believe him? Look up the Victoria Water Lily and prepare to be amazed.
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Our teachers ARE making a daily impact! Thank you for the value you add to the Fondy community. Your hard work does not go unnoticed, and we appreciate you!
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Students and teachers from the Fond du Lac High School Art Department were at the Goodrich Little Theater today to prepare a beautiful display of their artwork for Monday's Martin Luther King Day Jr. celebration. The student art gallery celebrates their talent, creativity and personal stories while honoring the vision and dreams of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Stop by and see their creativity come to life as we get ready to honor Dr. King's legacy on Monday, Jan. 20, 2025.
Thank you to FHS Art Department staff: Mr. Herr, Mrs. Hawkins, Ms. Kelly, Ms. Rhodes (student teacher), and thank you Terrance Lofton for providing lunch for all.
UPDATE: Due to the extreme cold, the art gallery will be open Thursday, Jan. 23, 2025, from 4-6p. We hope you can join us then to honor and reflect on the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. in a safe and comfortable setting.
Physical education class provides students with opportunities to stay active while exploring new activities. Through unique movements and skill-building, students develop abilities that open endless possibilities for growth and learning.
Do not miss the excitement tonight at the Fieldhouse for a thrilling FVA basketball doubleheader as our Cardinals face Kaukauna.
The girls game tips off at 6p and the boys take the court at 7:45p. Be there early to grab your free tshirt giveaway and stay for the Buffalo Wild Wings Halftime Shootout during both games.
Come support our teams and enjoy a night of fun, energy and community spirit. See you there
Betty Vazquez, a Fond du Lac (Fondy) graduate, serves as the Supervisor of English Language (EL) and Bilingual Education in the Fondy School District. Betty joined the district in 2012 and has recently stepped into this newly created role, where she supports EL teachers along with implementing innovative programs and techniques to help EL and bilingual students succeed. Betty is changing outcomes, one student at a time.
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Students in class are deepening their learning by reviewing earlier material. Writing out their own answers allows them to reflect and check their understanding, reinforcing key concepts and building confidence.
Students at Pier Elementary are enhancing their learning by reviewing vocabulary words featured in their reading lessons. This focused activity supports their comprehension and builds a stronger foundation for understanding the material.
Watching the powerful interaction between teachers and students is truly inspiring. Classrooms filled with eager faces showcase the incredible learning and growth happening every day in our community.
Parkside students are actively engaged in a classwide shared-reading activity, taking turns reading aloud to strengthen their fluency, comprehension and confidence in reading.
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Cardinal TV is a news broadcast created by and for students at Fond du Lac High School. New episodes air on the CTV YouTube Channel every Wednesday and Friday morning during the school year.
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Your future construction worker learns here. 🚧
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Congratulations to the 18 Fondy students selected to perform as part of the Wisconsin Choral Directors Association (WCDA) All State Choir Program on January 10-11, 2025. This program celebrates outstanding young singers from across Wisconsin, providing them the opportunity to work with nationally recognized conductors and perform at the WCDA Winter Conference in Appleton. The All-State Choirs challenge students to push their musicianship to a new level while giving them the joy and satisfaction of singing alongside other distinguished musicians.
Congratulations to these Fondy students and their dedicated teachers.
In Art class, students enjoy countless opportunities for hands-on creativity. The joy on their faces as they model and shape their ideas is truly contagious, bringing their imaginations to life in vibrant ways.
Congratulations to our Fondy Schools students representing Team USA with the Fond du Lac Blades Synchronized Skating Team. This week, they are competing in the Britannia Cup in Nottingham, UK, followed by the French Cup in Rouen later this month. Pictured: Maia Hamburg, Lexi Pagel, Brynn Arndt, Lily Schaefer and Megan Trent. Best of luck. Go Team Fondy.
Meet Jessica Hughes, the proud Principal of Riverside Elementary School. As Principal, Jessica is helping create a school where every student gets the chance to shine and dream big. As a Fond du Lac graduate, she knows the power of having teachers who believed in her, and now, she is paying it forward. She leads with purpose and puts students first each and every day.
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English Language Arts (ELA) students engaged in a Socratic seminar to explore the classic mystery, "And Then There Were None." Through thoughtful discussions about the story’s events and characters, they honed their critical thinking and analytical skills while delving into the novel’s themes and gripping suspense.
We are teaching students and showing them how to take what they have learned and pass it on. This cycle of knowledge creates a ripple effect, building a culture of confidence, collaboration, and community.
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We are not only teaching students; we are also showing them how to take what they have learned and pass it on. This powerful cycle of knowledge creates a ripple effect, building a culture of confidence, collaboration, and community. We are growing leaders and inspiring a new generation of learners to one day do the same.
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