These students were selected by their peers and teachers for being responsible, engaged members of our school community—and for consistently showing kindness and respect to others.

Grae Shikowsky and Bella Amerud were recognized by our staff this week for demonstrating BRONCO PRIDE~ BRONCO POWER! Through their positivity, optimism, welcoming attitude, engagement, and respect, they set a shining example for their peers. Their actions make our school a better place, and we are proud to have them as part of our Bronco community!

The FHS Prom lived up to its theme—An Elegant Affair—as students filled the night with style, celebration, and unforgettable memories. A packed house gathered for the Grand March, where students dazzled in their formalwear, cheered on by friends, families, and staff.

Following the march, students danced the night away, enjoying music, laughter, and time together on the floor. The evening concluded with a variety of large prize giveaways and delicious appetizers, capping off the night on a high note.

A heartfelt thank you goes out to all the staff, volunteers, and community members who helped make this magical evening possible. Your time, effort, and support created a night to remember for our students!

Students in Mr. Hemstad’s 6th grade science class recently teamed up to create scale models of the solar system. Before building, they completed careful calculations to ensure accurate proportions between planets and distances. This hands-on project allowed students to apply their math and science skills in a fun and collaborative way, while gaining a deeper understanding of the vastness of space.

For more information on these amazing opportunities, stop in the counseling office!

Students in Mr. Matthews’ World History class recently brought history to life by creating vibrant timelines. Each color of paper represents a different civilization studied throughout the school year, beginning with the earliest topics covered in the fall. As part of the project, students identified and illustrated ten significant events from their chosen civilization’s history, showcasing their understanding and creativity in a hands-on, visual format.

Students in Mrs. Mannausau’s math class were recently “egged” with a surprise riddle: Why was the equal sign so humble?
Answer: Because it wasn’t less than or greater than anyone else!

This math-themed mystery brings some extra fun to our days as we anticipate warmer and sunnier weather. Students will be on the lookout for more surprise visits from these mysterious "peeps" throughout the month!

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!

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.

Join Purple Pride for an exciting evening of Big Prize Bingo hosted by Purple Pride at the VFW on April 17!

With all prizes over $500, it's sure to be a thrilling event. Card sales begin at 5:30 p.m., followed by bingo games starting at 7 p.m. The VFW Auxiliary will be offering a delicious meal for sale, so come hungry! All proceeds from bingo will benefit the students of Independent School District No. 361.

Let's come together to support our students and have a fantastic time. Don't miss out on the fun—mark your calendars for April 17 and join us for a night of big wins and community spirit!

Falls High School students, led by Mr. Mathews, had the unique opportunity to visit the Voyageurs National Park Headquarters in celebration of the park’s 50th anniversary. During the visit, they toured the facility, engaged with staff members to learn about various roles within the National Park Service, and explored potential career paths the agency offers. Highlights included a glimpse into the park’s public library and a special viewing of the archive collection, which featured ancient pottery, historic logging equipment, personal journals, and more.

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!