Category Archives: Programs

Walking School Bus

You may wonder, “Who actually participates in the Walking School Bus?” Since we started the Walking School Bus this school year, we’ve had 54 students who walked a total of 110 Walking School Bus routes! We’ve also had 37 parents and volunteers walk with us. On average we have 22 walkers and 7 volunteers participate …

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Legacy Project

Dear FSUS Family ~ In my last term as your PTSA President I have chosen a “legacy project” that will divvy out ALL of the proceeds to EVERY club on campus at FSUS! It’s our way of supporting those cool activities, and the sponsors & students who are involved. We will host the Silent Auction …

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Garden Club

The PTSA garden project harvested its winter crop last month, getting a big trash bag full of greens and other vegetables.  Planting for the spring garden will begin this month once the weather warms up.  Thanks to Ms. Davis and Mr. Tony from the Extended Day program for partnering with the PTSA on this project.

Walking School Bus

Join us Wednesday, March 7 for our Monthly Walking School Bus event! All ages are welcome to join us. We are super excited about March’s walk as it marks the 5th month of taking the Walking School Bus for some of our students. Each time the students walk with us, they have the opportunity to …

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Reflections Committee

The Reflections art contest will distribute certificates to all participants as well as cash awards to all first, second and third place winners.  These items will be handed out at the PTSA General Assembly meeting on January 31 in the Tomahawk Cafe.  All Reflections entrants should be sure to attend the meeting to receive their …

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Garnet Gold & Green Committee / Garden Club

Garnet Gold and Green Committee The PTSA Garnet Gold and Green Committee obtained six additional white recycling barrels from FSU’s Campbell Stadium and placed them in needed areas in the athletic fields areas.  Students and other patrons are encouraged to use these for cans and bottles only, not for trash. The PTSA has also received …

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