Reminder...
The Frankford Apparel Store is back with more items for the Spring! Check out the store's link below! Proceeds will help to offset the cost of next year's DC trip.
https://frankfordmsspring.itemorder.com/shop/home/ The deadline for orders is March 10th! Go Bulldogs!
Grade 5 Big Buddies helped their First Grade Littles today with a hands-on math activity. Everyone enjoyed working together!
Full crew at Technology Club tonight as the students work on their remote control car projects. Cars were prepped over the past few weeks and the groups are starting to mount the electronics and get the car ready to drive.
6th grade enjoyed a Mathematical Mystery show at the MPAC!
The BIG game is almost here..... the Faculty will be taking on the students next Friday, February 24th at 7 pm up at High Point in the Main Gym. Admission Cost is $3 and all proceeds will go towards the 8th Grade Picnic. Come on out and support all the Bulldogs!
Valentine’s Day reading with a pal… “We go together like…” paired book choices to read with your "Palentine"
The Frankford Apparel Store is back with more items for the Spring! Check out the store's link below! Thank you for supporting our students!
https://frankfordmsspring.itemorder.com/shop/home/
The deadline for orders is March 10th! Go Bulldogs!
Please help us congratulate the
Students of the 2nd Marking Period!
Grade 8- Colten DeLima
Grade 7- Adrianna Nielsen
Grade 6- Tommy Bansemer
Grade 5- Carter Bambara
We couldn't be more proud!
Mrs. Hoffmann’s class created large conversation heart sculptures in art today to celebrate Valentine’s Day!
1st and 6th grade PE classes just crushing the obstacle course today!
It was so fun to watch them interact together!
#FrankfordPride
Celebrating our 100th day! This is the best shirt of the day!
Studying the pro's and cons of Electricity as method of cleaning up the environment and creating our own generators from motors and an LED Light. Students then design and engineer a way to keep the generator spinning efficiently to keep their 9-12V LED lights on.
In the game of the tournament, Frankford proved to be a great opponent against a much bigger Vernon team. In a back and forth game where the biggest lead was 5 points, the Bulldogs played with heart and emotion but came up short, losing 37-33. Lukas Guida has his best game of the season, scoring 16 points. In a game where both teams played well enough to win, Frankford came up just short. Nick Civitan played extremely well, handling the point guard position while also playing with his usual heart and emotion. Tyler Emma played brilliantly, securing key rebounds while also playing out of position offensively. Pierluca Ferdinand played out of position defensively, as Vernon had a player who was 6’3”. While the Bulldogs had their season end with the loss, they played a great game, earning the respect from the crowd.
A fantastic conclusion to Spanish by our 6th graders! Celebrating, dancing, "Duolingo royalty" and adorable taco prizes! The faces say it all! Until next year ~ ¡Hasta el año próximo!
8th grade Technology Ed class is learning about potential strategies for environmental improvement on their way to creating their own solutions this marking period. This week we studied uses for solar energy and our students build and tested their solar ovens.
The girls varsity basketball team lost to Byram in the second round of the Hardyston Tournament 21-4. Addison Yanoff and Natalia Thornton each scored two points. The girls finished the season with a record of 10-4.
Great season, girls !!
The girls varsity basketball team beat Sussex-Wantage 17-12 in the first round of the Hardyston Tournament. The scorers were Ashley Schell (7pts.), Addison Yanoff (5pts.), Alexis Edelmann (3pts.) and Lilly Emma (2pts.). The girls play in the second round tomorrow at 6:30.
Today, grade 5 students learned all about the respiratory system and the role it plays in singing when they attended a phenomenal Distinguished Scholars Program presentation!
One Book One Community's Young Authors Conference is back!! Click this link for more details and to register for the event
https://sites.google.com/hpregional.org/onebookonecommunity/home?pli=1
he girls varsity basketball team lost to Sparta 41-9. The girls were led by Ashley Schell (3pts.), Addison Yanoff (2pts.), Madi Vance (2pts.) and Alexis Edelman (2pts.)
In a very physical game, the Frankford boys varsity basketball team lost to Sparta 30-20. Pierluca Ferdinand scored 12 points to lead the Bulldogs. The Bulldogs played extremely well in a tough environment.
