Please note that the next Bronco Bulletin will be published April 4th.

Odin is a truly phenomenal student. He demonstrates responsibility in all of his tasks, approaches everything with a hard working attitude, and is always a positive presence at FHS! His kindness and willingness to help others create a supportive environment for his peers. He goes out of his way to interact positively with underclassmen, offering support and encouragement whenever they need it. With a smile always on his face, Odin brings a cheerful energy that uplifts those around him. I cannot wait to see where Odin goes in this next chapter!~ Mrs. Line

TJ is a hardworking and determined student whose dedication extends beyond the classroom. He balances academics with a strong work ethic while keeping a job and volunteering where he can. With a clear vision for his future and a deep appreciation for International Falls, TJ’s resilience, kindness, and commitment will undoubtedly lead him to success.~ Mrs. Mannausau

The Bronco Swim Team got a hero’s send-off as they headed to the State Meet! Students and staff from both schools cheered them on, and a police escort led the way, making sure they departed in true champion style. Wishing our swimmers the best and congratulations on your accomplishments! We are BRONCO PROUD!

Cooper and Charli were celebrated by our staff for showcasing PBIS Bronco PRIDE! Their enthusiasm, kindness, inclusive nature, involvement, and courtesy inspire those around them. Their contributions help create a supportive school environment, and we are grateful to have them as part of our Bronco community!

This year, the FHS band traveled to Northeast Range School to participate in Contest, an event where students have the opportunity to perform advanced pieces for a panel of judges. Rather than a direct competition, Contest allows bands from various schools to showcase their musical abilities and receive valuable feedback.

For this year’s performance, our band played October by Eric Whitacre and Sevens by Sam Hazo—two challenging and expressive pieces. The judges evaluated our performance based on a set rubric, awarding us an "Excellent" rating—the second-highest distinction possible on a scale of Fair, Good, Excellent, and Superior.

Our strong performance at Contest reflects the dedication and hard work of our musicians, and we look forward to building on this success in future performances.

It can be challenging to know what the future holds. Thinking about the career pathways, combined with interests and lifestyle goals can help!

Try the following LINKS to help you think about your future!

We are hoping to take interested students to this incredible event! If you're in grades 9-12 and eager to explore the many career pathways available in the engineering field, we encourage you to attend. Sign up in the Counselor's office! There is no cost to attend the event.

Hey Bronco Fans! 🎉 Click the link below to explore our amazing collection of Bronco gear! Show your school spirit while supporting the 2025 FHS PROM! 🐴 A portion of every purchase goes directly to the PROM committee, helping them create an unforgettable event!

Ms. Youso is a true ray of sunshine in our school. Just like the sun brightens up even the gloomiest days, her presence lifts up everyone around her with warmth, joy, and hope. She goes above and beyond for our students and their families, always offering her support, kindness, and expertise. With a heart full of generosity and a sense of humor that makes us all smile, Ms. Youso makes our school a brighter and happier place every day. We’re so thankful for everything she does and the light she brings to our lives.

Please keep scanning those receipts! We just received a check for $25 from Box Tops at the high school! Thank you~ These funds support all of our students here at FHS!

If you have a student who attends grades 6-12 and have not joined Box Tops, please consider.

Select your birthday month to get extra bonus points!

There are so many everyday items that qualify that may likely be on your receipts. So easy! You just scan and the App does the work for you, to find the eligible items.

Bronco Power Spotlight: Positive Peer Award Winners

Every four weeks, we celebrate students who demonstrate Bronco Power by entering them into a special prize drawing. Thanks to the generosity of our community sponsors, these outstanding students receive amazing rewards for their positive actions!

This month's winners are:
~Michael Faust, who selected a Bronco Sweatshirt generously donated by Border Bob’s.
~Mariah Hostetter, who chose a $20 gift certificate kindly provided by Tilson Bay Company.

A huge thank you to our community sponsors for their continued support, and congratulations to our winners! Keep showing Bronco Power every day!

In Mr. Olson's Intro to Engineering class the students have been learning about sound waves and speakers. They built passive amplifiers for their phones out of readily available items you would find at home to make their phone louder. The speakers were tested in class with a decibel meter and the results were compared to historical results from other classes. The winner this year raised the volume by 13 decibels.

Mrs. Rudolph’s 6th graders and Mrs. Moss’ 4th graders recently teamed up for a dynamic, hands-on project centered around Writing Dialogue and Scripting. This exciting collaboration sparked creativity and deep engagement as students worked together to bring their characters to life.

Throughout the project, students explored how dialogue reveals personality, crafted original conversations for their characters, designed comic panels to tell their stories, and sketched their imaginative creations. The energy in the room was contagious as older students guided their younger peers, fostering mentorship, creativity, and teamwork.

It was truly inspiring to see students across grade levels exchanging ideas, problem-solving, and learning from one another. This partnership not only strengthened writing skills but also highlighted the power of collaboration in storytelling!

Please talk to a trusted adult if you or a friend are struggling with conflict, bullying. We have attached some resources below as a guide. When we bring a community together, conflicts inevitably arise. If the conflict persists into bullying or harassment it is imperative that students and adults work together to make it stop. At FHS we take this seriously and will thoughtfully and carefully investigate each incidence, help resolve conflict, and address bullying. Everyone deserves to feel safe at school!

Conflict and bullying are issues that need adult intervention and support. Please see the following resources!

Please watch for more LINKS to be added in the future!