Gary Carpenter
On time start. 
The buses will be operating on snow routes, both AM and PM, due to several of their “turn-arounds” being blocked in by plowed snow.
Due to continued unsafe conditions, FRSD will be closed tomorrow, Thursday February 28th. District administrators and custodial staff that can get to work safely, please report to your buildings at 10:00 AM.
The FRSD will be closed for Wednesday, February 27th due to continued hazardous conditions.
I want to thank the FRSD maintenance/grounds staff and building administrators (as well as our tech staff) who worked most of the day today trying to prepare schools for tomorrow morning. We were able to plow the parking lots and shovel entrances at all buildings. However, the expected weather, combined with the dangerous driving conditions on many of the side roads and hilly areas for our buses, necessitate us closing again tomorrow. We gave it a good effort.
A special thank you to Justin and Sarah Wartenbee (and Wartenbee trucking) for coming down with some equipment and assisting District staff for several hours.
FRSD is closed for today: Tuesday, Feb 26th.
2 HOUR DELAY: To assist in planning for the morning, frsd is announcing a 2 hour delay (buses on snow routes) for tomorrow, Tuesday February 26th. We currently have no power in any of our schools. I would say the likelihood we are closed is high, but will make the final decision in the morning based on current information.
We are closed! Happy snow day.
Visit the link below for information regarding this years Grad Night fundraiser at Silvan Ridge Winery.
GRAD NIGHT FUNDRAISER:Each year, a graduation night committee made up of the parents of senior EHS students, spends the…
Posted by Superintendent Carpenter on Tuesday, February 12, 2019
All FRSD staff working today……2 hour delay due to ice.
The Oregon Department of Education (ODE) produces yearly report cards for schools and districts. These reports were mandated by the 1999 state legislature and provide educators with an opportunity to communicate directly with parents and community members abut how local schools are performing. The state “revamps” the way these report cards look every few years, and that is the case again this year. The new report cards create an “At-A-Glance School Profile” that provides a wide range of information.
School Districts are required to inform families of these report cards, and where they can be found. When students return from winter break, each school in Fern Ridge will have a copy available in the front office for parents that are interested. In addition, we have placed a direct link to the ODE website where the reports can be viewed. That link can be found under the “PARENTS” tab on the main page of our website. Click on parents, then scroll down near the bottom where you will find two links: one for the current years report cards (17-18), and one for previous years. The direct link to the 17-18 Report cards is: https://www.ode.state.or.us/data/reportcard/reports.aspx
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact your school.