Congratulations to FSH Elementary Teacher Miss Jennifer Cosper fro winning the recent Whataburger What-a-Teacher Facebook contest! During the month-long contest, Miss Cosper's nomination on the contest page post received the most likes and shares by students, colleagues and parents. Because of her outstanding efforts in the classroom, she won Whataburger for a year! Congratulations, Miss Cosper!
(Click on the headline above for a recording of her award assembly.)

The 2019-2020 FSHISD bus schedules are now available. Click the headline above to go directly to the page. Or you can go to www.fshisd.net > Departments > Transportation > Bus Schedules.

The Texas Assessment Student Portal provides students and parents with online access to state assessment scores that can be tracked throughout the student's academic career. Results for most state assessments administered during the school year are available before the end of the year. Tests administered in May are generally posted to the Portal by mid-June. Instructions on how to access student test results are available by clicking the headline above.

Six months ago, National Public Radio (NPR) challenged schools across the nation to get creative and produce podcasts for a national competition. Mrs. Garatoni took the challenge and her PreAP English II classes put on their broadcasting hats and got to work. On Tuesday, May 14th, NPR featured some of the high school podcast finalists in a piece on NPR’s evening news show, All Things Considered. Out of over 25,000 entries, Cole’s entry “Growing Up Military” was picked as a finalist and snippet of it was featured on the show. 10th graders Garrett Barnard, Joseph Huisken, and Julian Longoria created the podcast. It was very well received by NPR and is an accurate and thoughtful look at what it is like to be a military child. Way to go Cougars!
(Click the headline above for links to the “All Things Considered” Show and to the podcast in its entirety.)