Congratulations to Brendyn Scholler for achieving the Subsection 7 Triple A award nomination. (Academics, Arts, and Athletics) Award! The Triple “A” Award is a Minnesota State High School League Award that recognizes seniors excelling in academics, arts and athletics.

Thank you to our very own school counselor, Mr. Grewatz! Mr. Grewatz works tirelessly behind the scenes, supporting students' well-being, managing scheduling, and ensuring that each student has what they need to succeed in their education....and so much more! And he always participates in our dress up days! We truly appreciate everything you do!

We are grateful for the widespread viewership of the Bronco Bulletin, which reaches audiences across the nation and around the world. Here’s a snapshot of where our hundreds of viewers are tuning in from! At FHS, we take great pride in our vibrant learning community and are thrilled to share the exciting moments that unfold in our house. As we continue to grow, we look forward to an even brighter future ahead!

Students in Mr. Hemstad (teacher and geologist! ) leads his Earth Science class in an engaging, hands-on project mapping of ocean topography. This interactive activity enhances their understanding of Earth's dynamic structure.

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!

Students in Mr. Boyle's math class actively discuss their assignments and problem-solving processes. With a deep passion for mathematics, Mr. Boyle takes pride in guiding his students through complex concepts, fostering curiosity, and making learning an engaging experience.

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!

This week, Mrs. Mannausau’s Algebra 2 students put their math skills to the test by building and launching their own catapults! Using popsicle sticks, rubber bands, tape, and a choice object, they engineered catapults designed to model parabolic motion. Each group launched a mini marshmallow, a Cheerio, and a creative object of their choice. By estimating the vertex of their projectile’s path, students wrote quadratic equations to model the launch—bringing math to life in a fun and interactive way!

Mrs. Hamers, Señora Christianson, and Ms. Swanson brought together 10th graders and 5th and 6th graders to learn about our community partnership with Northland Counseling and the “Stick It To Stigma” event. Students created posters to challenge negative attitudes and stereotypes surrounding mental health.

Together, we are stronger! Let’s continue to support and encourage each other!

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.

One of our students' favorite activities is shooting hoops or practicing volleyball after lunch in the open gym. Thanks to KAPE, we now have brand-new basketballs and volleyballs for this daily tradition. We are truly grateful!

Hello, my name is Lorraine Raboin. I started working for our school district in 1991. I worked at Holler, Falls Elementary, Falls High School, and I am currently at the Alternative Learning Center. It has been a rewarding journey and continues to be. I enjoy being outdoors and gardening. My husband, Chris retired from the City's Police Department and held the City's Chief of Police position for eleven years of his career. We have one son, Jeffrey. We continue here at the ALC to provide our students with the support to continue their education. This year has been very successful.

Teachers across all content areas are signing up to interact with students at our Bronco Power Store on Fridays. It's a fun way to connect and thank students for showing Pride, Optimism, Being Welcoming, Being Engaged and showing Respect!

Falls High School Teachers will now be available for Homework Help. Some of the help is during the day if students have open hours or if finished with work they may request a pass to see one of these teachers. Some of sessions are being offered outside of the school day. Please continue to watch for changes/additions to these sessions. Feel free to reach out to teachers with questions!

• 1st Hour Daily~ Mrs. Staples Room 204 (English)
• 1st Hour Daily~ Mr. Sandberg Room 113 (Social Studies)
• 2nd Hour Daily~ Mrs. Boyle Room 203 (English/Writing 6th Graders)
• 2nd Hour Daily~ Mrs. Mannausau Room 212 (Math)
• 3rd Hour Daily~ Mr. Dowty Room 108 (Math)
• 4th Hour Daily~ Mr. Awe Room 210 (Math)
• 5th Hour Daily~ Mr. Kaviuk Room 104 (Social Studies)

After School Homework Help (any subject) ~ Mr. Hemstad Room 115 M-Th

After School Homework Help (any subject) ~ Ms. Groom (Library) Mondays 3:20-4:20

Before School Extra Credit/Science ~ Ms. Jaksa Room 121 Fridays

Watch for changes and/or additions as the year goes on!

KAPE Coordinator Jenesa Balaski, along with Community Education Director BethAnne Slatiniski, led a lesson for 7th-grade students, focusing on the dangers of vaping. These interactive sessions aimed to raise awareness about the serious health risks associated with vaping, empowering students to make informed and healthier choices.

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!