Farwell Area Schools

Congratulations to our Farwell Middle School Students of Character for the month of April!

The Class of 2028 is having a Culver's night fundraiser on May 13 from 5-8 pm at the Clare Culver's to fundraise for prom and graduation. The higher the sales, the higher percentage of funding we get. Please mark your calendars, and spread the word!

We would love for you to join us during our Math Carnival that is offered to all FAS students. The event is May 6, 2026 from 5:30-7:30pm.

Please RSVP at this link https://forms.gle/pDGr2K2eixqLucth8

Farwell Elementary's support staff got together and sponsored a little league 8U softball team this season!

BOGO Book Fair May 4th-8th 2026. The book fair will be in the elementary library. All students are welcome during the math carnival, but it's only open to elementary before and after school.

Congratulations to our April Students of the Month for the Elementary!

On Friday, a group of Good Seeds at the Elementary got to choose a book from the book vending machine!

Awards Night for the Class of 2026 is Monday April 27 starting promptly at 5:30PM.
Seniors arrive at 5PM to get lined up.

If you know of a business or community group that would be interested in donating to this amazing cause, please contact Mrs. Tatara at statara@farwellschools.net. Every dollar helps us reach our goal!

Our amazing Wood Shop teacher and students have created some outstanding projects again this semester!

They are now all up for silent auction! See them all at this link
https://www.farwellschools.net/o/fhs/page/fhs-wood-shop

To place a bid on one of the items or for any questions please email jthompson@farwellschools.net, arterria@farwellschools.net, or mryarhou@farwellschools.net

Please Include:

-Item Description

-Bid Amount

-Name

-Phone Number

Thank you for supporting Farwell's Woodshop Program!

Our food service department would like to know how many families would be interested in participating in a weekly pick up and go summer meal program.  The meals would be free for all children in the area 18 years and under regardless of address or school attended.  This program would run June 3rd - August 19th, 2026.  Meal packages can be picked up on each Wednesday from 3pm - 6pm in the bubble at Farwell Area Schools.  Meal packages will include seven breakfast meals and seven lunch meals.  We appreciate your time in responding to this survey by May 22nd, 2026.  Dates and times are subject to change. Program announcements will be posted on the district website and other public sources after the survey ends.

Fill out the survey click  here: https://forms.gle/65AbiVXPZ1F8Wjq4A

We are seeking a highly skilled and compassionate counselor to join our educational team. The successful candidate will play a key role in addressing academic, emotional, and behavioral needs for high school students. This role offers an opportunity to contribute significantly to student success, fostering both personal and academic growth in a collaborative and supportive environment.

For more information click the link: https://aptg.co/sN94Kp

Last Friday, the Elementary recess supervisors surprised the students with a dance party!

Get registered today at: https://app.booksarefun.com/FarwellES48622 if you have not already!

Book Blast register at https://app.booksarefun.com/FarwellES48622

Kindergarten Round Up is coming up! Be sure to call the Elementary office to schedule an appointment!

Creativity Clicks at 8th Annual Farwell LEGO Contest
FARWELL — Innovation and imagination were on full display as local students gathered for the 8th annual Farwell LEGO Contest. The event showcased a wide array of original brick-built designs, ranging from preschool projects to intricate team collaborations.
Taking the top spot in the highly competitive team category were The Eagle Builders. Coached by Darin Mogg, the first-place team included members Bryce Blain, Ayvah Eagle, Rex Williams, Harley Richmond, and Lucas Wilson.
In the individual divisions, the youngest builders set a high bar. John Wilson secured first place in the Pre-K through 1st Grade division, followed by Wesley Cook in second and Declan Barnes in third.
The 2nd-4th Grade division also saw impressive craftsmanship, with Aiden McKenzie earning the first-place trophy. Grayson Cotton took home second place and was also honored with the People’s Choice Award, while Bohdan Ivashkiv rounded out the top three.