Mountain Creek is closing today and Wednesday due to the rainy forecast so we will NOT have Ski Club today 1/3. We will make up this trip by adding another Tuesday. Mrs. Eckert
over 1 year ago, Amy Librizzi
ski club
Thank you to all who participated in the 2nd Annual Library Book Ornament contest! Congratulations to the winners: Liam, Will, Brant, Hailey, Alicia, and Ryker. Merry Christmas!
over 1 year ago, Kate Del Vecchio
library’s ornament contest winners
Pierluca Ferdinand scored 19 points to lead the Frankford Bulldogs to a 53-5 victory over Hamburg on Thursday afternoon. Nick Smith, Matt Sprung, and Mike VanPuttenVink each scored 6 points. Lukas Guida chipped in with 4 points and Jacob Lubchansky scored his first varsity basket of the season. The boys head into the holiday break with a record of 2 wins and 1 loss. Mike Sauers scored 20 points to lead the JV Frankford Bulldogs to a 40-1 victory over Hamburg. DJ Martin scored 6 points while Robert Schilling, Ethan Sprung, and Evan George each scored 4 points.
over 1 year ago, Amy Librizzi
basketball
The girls varsity basketball team beat Hamburg 44-4. The girls were led by Addison Yanoff (12pts.), Juliette Matti (10pts.), Alexis Edelman (6pts.), Natalia Thornton (4pts.), Ashley Schell (4pts.), Adrianna Nielson (4pts.), Siona Fredericks (2pts.) and Lily Emma (2pts.). The girls JV basketball team beat Hamburg 28-2 at home on Thursday night. Skye Silverthorne led the team with 10 points, followed by Adrianna Nielsen with 8 points, Madi Vance with 6 points, Paige Birchenough with 2 points, and Lily Emma with 2 points. We return from Winter Break to a Home game against Franklin on January 5th.
over 1 year ago, Amy Librizzi
girls basketball against Hamburg
The JV Boys basketball team lost a tough game to Sussex Wantage by a score of 27-16. The Bulldogs showed great effort and battled until the final buzzer. Scoring for Frankford were Michael Sauers (6 points), Jason Martinez (4 points), Robert Schilling (4 points), and Ethan Sprung (2 points). A special thank you to Alexis Dippel and Natalie Faber who did a great job with their first game in charge of the scoreboard.
over 1 year ago, Amy Librizzi
boys basketball
The girls varsity basketball team beat Sussex-Wantage 34-9. The girls were led by Ashley Schell (12pts.), Addison Yanoff (11pts.), Natalia Thornton (9pts.), Juliette Matti (2pts.) and Alexis Edelman ( 2pts.). The whole team played great defense. Wednesday evening, the JV girls basketball team lost to Sussex Wantage 6-5. Caitlin Miller and Paige Birchenough each scored 2 points and Aniyah Bess contributed with 1 foul shot. The team did not let up any baskets in the second half of the game. We hope to shake it off and come back strong in our game against Hamburg at home tomorrow 12/22.
over 1 year ago, Amy Librizzi
girls basketball game
action shot
“Know in your heart that you’ve helped others in need,” was the message shared by Mrs. Eckert at our 20th annual cost drive. Sponsored by the 5th grade and supported by our entire school community, this year’s donation to Sussex County Family Promise included 36 winter coats, 40 hats, 50 pairs of gloves, and 237 pairs of socks!
over 1 year ago, Jessica Storch
grade 5 with FP volunteers
The girls varsity basketball team beat Charter 24-17. The girls were led by Alexis Edelman and Addison Yanoff (8 points each), Juliette Matti (4points), Natalia Thornton (2points) and Avril Ferry (2points). The girls JV basketball team beat Charter Monday evening 12-0 in the JV game. Paige Birchenough led the team with 8 points and Caitlin Miller scored 4 points. Lily Emma assisted with strong defense up top. Jayden Vaughan, Skye Silverthorne, and Adrianna Nielsen provided great teamwork on offense and defense. Our next game is away, Wednesday, at Sussex Wantage.
over 1 year ago, Amy Librizzi
girls basketball
girls basketball
Frankford Band and Chorus spreading some holiday joy at Shoprite this morning!
over 1 year ago, Amy Librizzi
band and chorus at shoprite
THANK YOU! To everyone who donated or dropped off parts and pieces for our Technology Club project! It is only with all of your help that we can make cool projects like this happen! THANK YOU! We were able to get almost everything we needed between parent and business donations. You may have just been cleaning out your back yard but we will be using the parts for the next two years or more. Another big thank you to Subaru of Newton for their donation that paid for all our electronic parts that will go in the Power Wheels Cars. Still looking for a few 12V AGM Deep Cell batteries DC 24V external shaft motor Wire (6g Copper Strand) Chain Drive and Chain Another set of Electronics for the RC Cars Large Terminal Wire Crimpers (like for automotive battery terminals) A few electrical connectors for 6G wire DC In Line Fuses 150-200A Contact Mr R if you find anything we can use and are willing to donate. THANK YOU ALL AGAIN!
over 1 year ago, Mr Reinertsen
All lined up ready to go
Donated Shifter Kart Frame
Donated Cars
Parts all ready to go
Last few days to order cookies! We are working toward our goal of 100 tubs! Please help us reach our goal. The last day to order is this Friday.
over 1 year ago, Amy Librizzi
cookies
The Girls Basketball team lost 14-8 against Kittatinny in the JV game on Monday 12/12. Points were scored by Skye Silverthorn (2), Lily Emma (2), and Avril Ferry (4). Our next game is Thursday 12/15 away, against Northwest Christian Academy.
over 1 year ago, Amy Librizzi
The girls varsity basketball team lost a very physical game to Kittatinny 12-5. The scorers were Alexis Edelman (2pts.), Addison Yanoff (2pts.) And Ashley Schell (1pt.).
over 1 year ago, Amy Librizzi
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The JV Boys Basketball team began their season with a 20-14 win over Kittatinny on December 12th. The Bulldogs were able to use the energy they gained from the pep rally this afternoon to help secure the win. Ethan Sprung led all scorers with 5 points. Tyler Dirkson scored 4 points. Robert Schilling, Hatib Khan, Thomas Jaust, Ryan George, and Ariston Oceja each scored 2 points. Jason Martinez made a foul shot and finished with 1 point. The boys next game is Thursday at home against Northwest Christian.
over 1 year ago, Brendan Post
The Frankford Bulldogs boys basketball opened their season with a tough loss, dropping a physical game to Kittatinny 36-20. Pierluca Ferdinand scored 7 points to lead the Bulldogs. Matt Sprung chipped in with 6 points. The Bulldogs look to earn their first win of the season at home on Thursday.
over 1 year ago, Amy Librizzi
basketball image
Good news and bad news. The bad: The cookie dough cannot be shipped until Jan 9th due to limited supply and shipping issues. The good: We can extend our store until Dec 16th and hopefully obtain more orders that support our 7th grade class. The company apologizes for the inconvenience this creates. New Year's Resolution- Eat more cookies!
over 1 year ago, Amy Librizzi
cookies
Last call for all cookie dough orders! The store will close tomorrow at 2pm so we can place the official order. You can also make a donation in the online store! All items will be delivered to the school the week of the 19th. We will let you know when pick up will be. Thank you for your continued support! https://abc.launchfundraising.com/OrderInfo/FRZ2Y2
over 1 year ago, Amy Librizzi
cookies
Cookie Dough Fundraising 3 days left to order! https://abc.launchfundraising.com/OrderInfo/FRZ2Y2 Please support our 7th grade students. They are working for their 8th grade trip!
over 1 year ago, Amy Librizzi
cookies
Cookie Dough Fundraising 4 days left to order! https://abc.launchfundraising.com/order/frz2y2 Please support our 7th grade students. They are working for their 8th grade trip!
over 1 year ago, Amy Librizzi
fresh baked cookies
Need your Frankford apparel in time for the holiday? Today is your deadline! Order now! https://frankfordms.itemorder.com/
over 1 year ago, Amy Librizzi
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