If you are a family resource provider or a community partner, we invite you to attend and set up a table from which children can trick-or-treat. Agencies typically pass out snacks, candy, trinkets, small prizes, etc. During this time, you may also provide brochures, resources, and/or helpful information related to your program. Our goal is to inform families about the resources available in our community. If you are a preschool or childcare provider, please share the attached flyer with your families. We also welcome you to set up a table for your program.
If you plan to attend our event, please complete the form below by Friday, October 17th so we can have a table reserved for your organization.
This is a reminder that on Wednesday, October 8th, the district will be taking part in Walk & Roll to School Day. Your student will have the opportunity to partake in this. Please call your student's building for specific details.
Every October, schools across Kansas, the country, and the world celebrate International Walk and Roll to School Day. The celebration is designed to encourage students, families, and school communities to walk, bike, and roll to school.
The USD 234 2025 Walk and Roll to School Day will be held on October 8th! Details will be available soon.
This event is part of Project Do Something, a youth-led projects initiative that gives students the chance to lead a project in their community focused on mental health. Trinity's event is the first project to take place for this! Color Your Calm will be an afternoon of painting/coloring with time for community connections and learning about the arts' impact on mental health. It is free to attend, and the following is the link to register (registration is required): https://www.eventbrite.com/e/color-your-calm-tickets-1640683872629?aff=oddtdtcreator
https://saferoutes.ksdot.gov/about-the-program
Please be aware that your child's fall iready diagnostic results will be coming home soon. The results will indicate your child's placement level, performance in specific categories, and also show a national norm percentile. We are proud of all our students for their efforts to perform well on the fall diagnostic. More discussions about your child's results will take place during parent teacher conferences in the up and coming weeks. Please feel free to contact your child's teachers, principals, or the district office if you have any questions.
Fort Scott is creating a Safe Routes to School Plan!
Over the next few months, we will be working with KDOT to create our first SRTS plan. The plan
will include policy, program, and project recommendations to make walking, biking, and rolling to
school safer and more enjoyable.
Here’s how you can help:
Take the survey: Fort Scott - https://survey.alchemer.com/s3/8402856/KDOT-SRTS-Caregiver-Survey-Fall-2025-Fort-Scott
Pin the interactive map: Fort Scott - https://tooledesign.github.io/Fort_Scott_SRTS/
Talk to us in person at our pop-up on [Monday, September 22] (More details to come!).
Visit the Kansas Safe Routes to School website to learn more about SRTS and about the P&P grant program.
If you have any specific questions about Fort Scott’s plan, please reach out to Lisa Dillon at ldillon@fscity.org.
The FSHS Flight of Honor Benefit Breakfast is this Saturday!
The Honor Flight is an all-volunteer organization that works to honor Kansas veterans of World War II, the Korean War, and the Vietnam War by providing them with an ALL EXPENSES PAID JOURNEY of honor and remembrance to visit their memorials in Washington, D.C.
The organization also works to educate the youth and communities throughout Kansas about the impact of these historic wars and the freedoms our nation enjoys because of the service of our veterans. KHF is part of the National Honor Flight Network, an organization comprised of over 130 hubs dedicated to serving our veterans.
This breakfast is to support the Fort Scott Flight of Honor.
