Falcon Community Weekly Update - June 26, 2026

Good Afternoon F-P Community, As we close out another school year, I want to take a moment to thank our entire school community for a wonderful year. Thank you to our parents and guardians for your continued support, encouragement, and partnership. Thank you to our faculty, staff, students, Board of Education, and community members for everything you have done to help make this school year a successful one. Tonight, we will celebrate graduation at 7:00 p.m. in the Middle School/High School Auditorium. This is always one of the most special nights of the year, and we look forward to honoring our graduates and their accomplishments. This will be the final ParentSquare update of the school year. ParentSquare updates will resume in the fall as we begin the 2026–2027 school year. Thank you again for all that you have done throughout the year. I hope everyone has a safe, relaxing, and enjoyable summer. We look forward to seeing everyone back in the fall. Photo of the Week: Congratulations Class of 2026!     Elementary Highlights of the Week: As we close out another wonderful school year, we want to wish all of our elementary families a safe, relaxing, and enjoyable summer. Thank you for your continued partnership and support throughout the year. We loved celebrating the end of the year together, including watching our high school seniors walk the halls one last time and share that special tradition with our students. A big thank you to our parent volunteers for their help with Fun Day and to everyone who joined us for our well-attended 5th Grade Moving-Up Ceremony. These moments are such a meaningful way to close the year. Marking Period 4 report cards have been shared on ParentSquare. A quick reminder that our Summer Reading Challenge is a great way to keep students engaged in reading over the summer. Class supply lists will be posted soon on our school website. Our summer mailing will go out the week of August 24 and will include teacher information, supply lists, and important back-to-school forms. We are grateful for a fantastic school year and wish you a wonderful summer ahead. Mark Your Calendar 8/20/26 - Summer Reading Challenge - Popsicles on the Playground 9/3/26 - PreK and Kindergarten Meet and Greet - 3:00 p.m. 9/8/26 - First Day of School MS/HS News and Highlights: We would like to extend our sincere appreciation to our students, families, and staff for the successful completion of the 2026 New York State Regents Examinations. Our students demonstrated focus, perseverance, and hard work throughout the exam period, and we are proud of their efforts. Congratulations to the Class of 2026! We are incredibly proud of your hard work, growth, and achievements throughout your time at Fabius-Pompey. Best wishes as you take your next steps. Please stay tuned for information regarding summer school at Wellwood Middle School and the transportation schedule. Lloyd L. Peck, Ed.D.

Friday, Jun 26 2026

Falcon Community Weekly Update - June 19, 2026

Good Afternoon F-P Community, As we enter the second-to-last week of the 2025-2026 school year, there is a great deal of excitement and activity throughout the district. Our students and staff continue to work hard as we celebrate accomplishments while preparing for the final days of school. This week and next week our middle and high school students will be taking Regents examinations. We encourage all students to arrive on time, come prepared, and do their very best. The effort and perseverance they have shown throughout the year have led to this moment, and we are confident they will represent themselves and our school community well. There is also a special sense of anticipation as we prepare for Graduation next Friday . The Class of 2026 is getting ready to celebrate an important milestone, and we look forward to recognizing their achievements, memories, and the impact they have had on our Falcon community. We are excited to honor their hard work and wish them continued success as they begin the next chapter of their lives. At the elementary level, classrooms remain busy with year-end activities, celebrations, and opportunities for students to reflect on all they have learned this year. It has been wonderful to see the growth our students have made academically, socially, and emotionally. As we approach the finish line, I want to thank our students, families, faculty, and staff for another outstanding year. The partnership between home and school continues to make Fabius-Pompey a special place to learn and grow. Let's finish the year strong and celebrate the many accomplishments of our Falcon community. Have a wonderful week, and best of luck to all of our students taking Regents examinations! Photo of the Week: 6th Graders Show Their Falcon Pride!   Elementary Highlights of the Week: As we head into the final days of the school year, we continue to celebrate the many special moments that make our elementary school such a wonderful place to learn and grow. On Monday morning, we gathered for our annual Flag Day Celebration. Thank you to Mr. Spinelli and Mrs. Miles for providing special music that helped make the event meaningful for our students and staff. We would also like to extend our appreciation to our custodial team for their continued support in making the annual flag-raising ceremony a success. This week, we also recognized students during our CARES Assembly focused on the character trait of Self-Control. Throughout the year, our students have worked hard to demonstrate the CARES traits of Cooperation, Assertiveness, Responsibility, Empathy, and Self-Control, helping to create a positive and supportive school community. Congratulations to the following students who were recognized for demonstrating outstanding self-control: Ruth Sheffield, Eliana Tiffin, Hudson Marstellar, Remy King, Josie Lawless, Grace O'Neil, Keira Horst, Romy Meunier, Ethan Paz Orozco, Lily Donahue, Harrison Buss, Nolan June, Alexa Richardson, Yazan Zain, Alice LaChance, Nathan Kogut, Peyton Costello, Lydia Bakal, Cara Marvin, Waelyn Cunningham, Ian Giffin, Mariah Morse, Weston Tily, Siegfried Schroeter, Sequoia Rhea, Daisy Harvey, Natanel Zito, Banner Jackson, Ben Zehr, Avery Fults, Braylee Hewitt, Braydon McKallip, Elizabeth Wilking, Lucas Cooley, and Emma McCranie. As a special surprise to celebrate our students' hard work throughout the year, we welcomed the Go Big BMX Air Show to our campus. Students enjoyed an exciting performance while hearing powerful messages about making positive choices, showing respect, and persevering through challenges. It was a fun and memorable way to conclude another successful year of our CARES character-building program. Our Kindergarten students also did a wonderful job during their Kindergarten Celebration. Families enjoyed watching our youngest Falcons sing songs and celebrate everything they have learned and accomplished throughout the year. We are incredibly proud of their growth, enthusiasm, and readiness for first grade. We wrapped up the week with our final CARES-abration, recognizing students who have consistently demonstrated all five CARES traits throughout the school year. Their kindness, leadership, and positive example have made a lasting impact on our school community each day. As we approach the end of another successful school year, we extend our sincere thanks to our students, staff, and families for making Fabius-Pompey Elementary such a wonderful place to learn, grow, and belong. Mark Your Calendar June 22, 2026 – Grade 5 Moving-Up Ceremony – 9:30 a.m.   Middle School/High School News & Highlights: As we enter the final week of the school year, our middle and high school students are focused on finishing strong as Regents examinations continue. Regents Examination Schedule June 23 – U.S. History (morning), Geometry (afternoon) June 24 – Physical Setting/Chemistry (morning) June 25 – Physical Setting/Physics We wish all of our students the very best as they complete their exams and encourage them to arrive well-rested and prepared. Graduation rehearsal will take place on Wednesday, June 24, at 8:30 a.m. in the Auditorium. Following rehearsal, our graduating seniors will participate in the annual Elementary Graduation Walk at 10:00 a.m., giving our youngest Falcons the opportunity to celebrate and be inspired by the Class of 2026. Students will be transported between the middle/high school and elementary school by bus. We are excited to celebrate the accomplishments of the Class of 2026 during Graduation on Friday, June 26, at 7:00 p.m. in the Auditorium. Graduates should arrive by 6:30 p.m.    Weekly Sports Recap: Congratulations to our Falcon track athletes for their outstanding performances at the NYSPHSAA Track and Field Championships last weekend. McKenna Johnson competed in the 1,500-meter run, Lucas Stone represented Fabius-Pompey in the 800-meter run, and Myah Keenan had an exceptional performance in the 2,000-meter steeplechase, earning a fifth-place finish, standing on the state podium, and setting a new school record. We are incredibly proud of McKenna, Myah, and Lucas for representing the Falcon community with determination, sportsmanship, and excellence. Congratulations on an outstanding season, and Go Falcons! Lloyd L. Peck, Ed.D. Superintendent of Schools

Friday, Jun 19 2026

Falcon Community Weekly Update - June 12, 2026

Good Afternoon F-P Community, As we move into the third week of June, it is hard to believe that the 2025-2026 school year is quickly coming to a close. Classrooms remain busy as teachers wrap up instruction, students complete final projects and assessments, and our schools continue to celebrate the many accomplishments of our students. This past week was filled with memorable events, including our Pre-K Graduation , where we celebrated our youngest learners as they begin their educational journey. It was also wonderful to cheer on one of our students as he represented Fabius-Pompey at the Special Olympics , supported by an incredible group of staff and student volunteers who made the day truly special. Our Spirit Week   has brought energy and excitement to the building, and students and staff have enjoyed participating in the themed days as we count down the final days of classes. Thank you to everyone who has helped make these activities such a success. Behind the scenes, work continues on our Capital Project , and I am pleased to report that construction remains on schedule. The renovated gymnasium is beginning to take shape and looks outstanding. We are excited to share the finished product with our students and community in the months ahead. As the school year winds down, I want to thank our students, families, faculty, staff, and the Board of Education for another outstanding year. The final weeks of school are always filled with excitement, reflection, and anticipation for summer. I encourage everyone to finish strong, enjoy the remaining events and celebrations, and take pride in all that has been accomplished this year. Please remember to watch ParentSquare, our website, and our social media pages for information regarding end-of-year activities, graduation, summer programming, and important dates for the upcoming school year. Photo of the Week: Red Sox vs. Yankees Spirit Week     Elementary Highlights of the Week: As we wrap up another busy and joyful week, we want to celebrate several special milestones in our elementary school community. Pre-K Graduation This week, our youngest learners proudly celebrated Pre-K Graduation. It was a wonderful event filled with smiles, songs, and excitement as students marked the completion of an important first year of school. We are incredibly proud of the academic, social, and emotional growth our Pre-K students have demonstrated and look forward to welcoming them back as Kindergartners this fall. 5th Grade Cooperstown Trip Our 5th grade students enjoyed an outstanding trip to Cooperstown, where they explored history, learned about America's pastime, and created lasting memories with classmates and staff. Thank you to everyone who helped make this educational experience such a success. 5th Grade Band Concert Congratulations to our 5th Grade Band on a fantastic performance this week. Students confidently showcased the skills they developed throughout the year, introduced their instruments to the audience, and performed a wonderful selection of music. A special thank you to Mrs. Miles for her dedication to our music program and for inspiring our young musicians. We are incredibly proud of our students and all they accomplished. Mark Your Calendar June 18, 2026  – Kindergarten Celebration | 9:30 a.m. | Elementary Auditorium June 19, 2026 – No school in observance of Juneteenth June 22, 2026  – Grade 5 Moving-Up Ceremony | 9:30 a.m. | Elementary Auditorium Middle-High School News & Highlights: Band Awards Concert Congratulations to all of our Middle-High School Band performers and award recipients on an outstanding final concert of the year. Thank you to our music staff and families for supporting our students and helping create a memorable evening celebrating their hard work and talent. Scholar-Athlete Recognition Congratulations to seniors Tim Barnum and Jordan Janicki on being selected to represent Fabius-Pompey at the NYS Section III Scholar-Athlete Awards Dinner. Their commitment to excellence in both academics and athletics exemplifies what it means to be a Falcon. Career & Technical Education Graduates We proudly recognize our students graduating from the Thompson Road and Cortlandville McEvoy Campus CTE programs. Your dedication, perseverance, and career readiness accomplishments are commendable, and we celebrate this important milestone alongside your families. Special Olympics Success This week we proudly recognize our Fabius-Pompey Special Olympics team for their exceptional performances and sportsmanship. Your commitment, teamwork, determination, and positive attitude make our entire school community proud. Reminders June 15 & June 16 Half Days of Classes for Grades 7–12 due to Local and Final Exams June 17, June 18, and June 22–25 Regents Examinations As we approach the final days of the school year, we encourage all students to finish strong, attend regularly, and continue demonstrating the Falcon pride that has made this another outstanding year at Fabius-Pompey. Thank you to our families and staff for your continued partnership and support, and we wish everyone a wonderful weekend. Weekly Athletics Update: Best of luck to McKenna Johnson, Myah Keenan, and Lucas Stone , who will proudly represent Fabius-Pompey at the Outdoor Track & Field State Championships this weekend at Webster Schroeder High School. Saturday, June 13:  Lucas Stone – 800-Meter Run Sunday, June 14:  Myah Keenan – Steeplechase Sunday, June 14:  McKenna Johnson – 1,500-Meter Run Congratulations to these outstanding student-athletes on earning the opportunity to compete at the state level. Your hard work, dedication, and commitment have made the entire Falcon community proud. We wish you the very best as you represent Fabius-Pompey on the biggest stage. Go Falcons! Lloyd L. Peck, Ed.D. Superintendent of Schools

Friday, Jun 12 2026

Falcon Community Weekly Update - June 5, 2026

Good Afternoon F-P Community, Welcome to June and the final month of the 2025–2026 school year! It is hard to believe how quickly the year has passed. As we enter these last few weeks, our schools are filled with excitement, celebrations, performances, field trips, athletic competitions, end of year activities, and important academic milestones. It is truly one of the busiest and most rewarding times of the year. Our students and staff continue to demonstrate the hard work, dedication, and school pride that make our district such a special place. Throughout the month, we will celebrate the accomplishments of our students in classrooms, on stages, in competition, and throughout our community. We encourage families to take advantage of the many opportunities to attend concerts, awards ceremonies, athletic events, moving up celebrations, and graduation activities as we recognize another successful year. This is an especially busy season for Falcon Athletics. Our student athletes continue to represent our school and community with pride as they compete in sectional and state level competitions. We are incredibly proud of their commitment, sportsmanship, and accomplishments. Thank you to our coaches, families, volunteers, and supporters who make these opportunities possible for our students. While the calendar is certainly full, it is also important that we stay focused on finishing the school year strong. Every day of instruction remains valuable, and we appreciate your continued support in encouraging regular attendance, positive habits, and academic effort through the final day of school. Thank you for your partnership throughout the year. We look forward to celebrating many successes together during these final weeks and creating lasting memories for our students. Photo of the Week: Girls Track Team Section III Champions!   Elementary School Highlights: As we move into June and the final weeks of the school year, our elementary students continue to engage in exciting learning experiences both inside and outside the classroom. Kindergarten students recently enjoyed a memorable trip to the zoo, where they had the opportunity to observe animals up close and learn about their habitats. First grade students visited local farms and explored the important role agriculture plays in our community. During their visit, students learned about farm animals, food production, and the differences between dairy cows and beef cattle, gaining a deeper understanding of how farms contribute to our everyday lives. Back in the classroom, students in Mrs. Nylen's class completed a creative science project focused on whiskers and the sense of smell. Students designed and wore masks while conducting research and experiments to better understand how cats use their senses to explore and interact with the world around them. Our fifth grade band students have also been working hard as they prepare for their upcoming concert. Their dedication during rehearsals has been impressive, and we look forward to seeing their hard work and musical talents showcased during their performance. As always, thank you for your continued support throughout the school year. While June brings many celebrations and special events, regular attendance remains important as we make the most of these final days of learning. We look forward to finishing the school year strong together and celebrating the many accomplishments of our students. Mark Your Calendar: • June 11, 2026 – Grade 5 Band Concert, 6:30 p.m., MSHS Auditorium  • June 12, 2026 – PreK Graduation, 9:30 a.m., Elementary Auditorium  • June 18, 2026 – Kindergarten Celebration, 9:30 a.m., Elementary Auditorium  • June 22, 2026 – Grade 5 Moving-Up Ceremony, 9:30 a.m., Elementary Auditorium   MSHS Highlights: As we head into the final weeks of the school year, there is a great deal happening at the Middle-High School as students prepare for end-of-year activities, celebrations, and summer opportunities. The MSHS Band Awards Concert will be held on Monday, June 8, at 7:00 p.m. in the Middle-High School Auditorium. We invite families and community members to attend and celebrate the accomplishments of our talented student musicians. Students and staff are also looking forward to MSHS Spirit Week, which will take place June 8 through June 12. Themed days include Camo Day on Monday, Luau/Beach Day on Tuesday, Yankees vs. Red Sox Day on Wednesday, USA Day on Thursday, and Red & White Falcon Day on Friday. We encourage everyone to participate and show their school spirit as we celebrate another successful year. Student-athletes are already beginning preparations for the fall season. An informational meeting for current 6th and 7th grade girls interested in playing soccer this fall will be held on Wednesday, June 10, during AP in the Middle School Gym. Coach Brown-Paul will share important information regarding summer opportunities and the upcoming season. Students in grades 6 through 11 who are interested in participating in cross country this fall should attend a mandatory meeting on Wednesday, June 10, during AP in Ms. Costello's room. Important information regarding summer training and the start of the season will be discussed. Please note that Monday, June 15, and Tuesday, June 16, will be half days for students in grades 7 through 12. As we prepare for the close of the school year, students in grades 7 through 12 are reminded to return their Chromebooks to Room 136 no later than Thursday, June 25. Students in grades 7 through 11 should keep their chargers at home for use next school year. Seniors must return both their Chromebook and charger. Students who require their Chromebook for summer school or another educational purpose should contact Mr. Lang directly. The MS/HS 2026 Yearbooks are about to arrive:   Students who pre-ordered a Middle or High School Yearbook will be able to pick up their yearbook during lunch periods on Monday June 8th and Tuesday June 9th.    A limited number of books are available for purchase on a first-come-first-served basis. Middle School copies can be purchased for $30 and High School copies for $65 during distribution at lunch time.   Our yearbook staff is very excited to share their hard work with you! This is a student-run publication and it is a valuable learning experience for the team who compiles the content. We did our very best! If you have any questions about the book or pick up, please email the club advisors Mrs. Erwin ( aerwin@fabiuspompey.org ) and Ms. Iaccarino ( biaccarino@fabiuspompey.org ). Weekly Sports Update: The Varsity Softball team saw its season come to an end last Friday in a hard-fought Section III Class D championship game, falling to Cincinnatus 5-6  on a walk-off play in the bottom of the seventh inning. After trailing 2-0, the Falcons took a 4-2 lead in the fourth inning, highlighted by a three-run inside-the-park home run from Chloe Becken. Cincinnatus responded to regain a 5-4 advantage, but Fabius-Pompey battled back in the seventh when Paige Stroh delivered a two-strike RBI single to tie the game at 5-5. Stroh pitched six strong innings, striking out six batters. Becken led the offense with three RBIs, while Becken, BellaBee Smith, Stroh, and Alayna Sandberg each collected a hit. As only the second Fabius-Pompey softball team to reach a sectional championship game, the Falcons showcased tremendous resilience and determination throughout their memorable season, battling until the final out. Congratulations to the new Section 3 girls Track and Field CHAMPIONS! Led by individual champions McKenna Johnson and Myah Keenan, 15 girls contributed to the team score of 119 points in a remarkable display of teamwork and determination.  Every athlete played an important role, giving their maximum effort, embracing challenges outside their comfort zone, and putting the team's success above all else. Our boys also had a great day of competition with many athletes setting new personal bests and Lucas Stone placing first in the 800m. Scoring for the boys team were Lucas Stone in the 800m (1st), Mason Skeele in the 1600m (6th), Colton Stone in the 3200m (5th), Tyler Doupe in the pentathlon (2nd), Rafi Zito in the pentathlon (5th), Keller Smith in the pole vault (6th), Collis Law-Penrose in the long jump (5th), and boys 4x400 (6th), consisting of Wesley Hayward, Mason Skeele, Colden Kreilach and Lucas Stone. The boys' and girls' modified track teams competed in their final meet of the season yesterday, and after a season of hard work, many athletes achieved personal bests and outstanding finishes. Storm Football Parent & Player Meeting : All Modified (Grades 7-9) and Varsity (Grades 10-12) football players, along with at least one parent or guardian, are required to attend our annual Parent & Player Meeting to review important information for the upcoming season. Date:  Wednesday, June 17 Time: 6:00 PM Location: Tully High School Gym 2 The coaching staff will review several important topics, including: Summer Workout Plans  – Strength, speed, and agility training schedules and expectations. Fall Start Dates & Camp Information  – Preparation timelines, preseason details, and important logistical information. Team Expectations  – Rules, schedules, program updates, and expectations for all players and families. Official Fall Start Dates: Varsity Football (Grades 10-12) Official Start Date: Monday, August 17 Modified Football (Grades 7-9) Official Start Date: Monday, August 24 If you are unable to attend the meeting, please contact Varsity Head Coach Ross Sullivan at sullivar@upstate.edu . APTS: The next F-P A.P.T.S. meeting will be at 6:30 pm on Tuesday, June 9, in the MS/HS library, with the option of joining virtually using Google Meet.  Please check the F-P APTS Facebook page for the link or visit our website:   f-p-apts.org .   Lloyd L. Peck, Ed.D. Superintendent of Schools

Friday, Jun 05 2026

Falcon Community Weekly Update - May 22, 2026

Good Afternoon F-P Community, As we head into Memorial Day weekend, I want to take a moment to thank our entire school community for your continued support. I am especially grateful to share that our school budget has passed. Your support allows us to continue providing strong academic programs, meaningful opportunities for our students, and the resources needed to move our district forward in a positive direction. On behalf of our students, staff, and Board of Education, thank you for your confidence and commitment to our schools. Memorial Day weekend also provides us with an important opportunity to pause and reflect. We honor and remember the men and women who have made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our country. Their dedication and courage allow us the freedoms we enjoy each day, and we are forever grateful. Please remember that there will be no school from Thursday, May 21 through Monday, May 25.  I hope everyone is able to enjoy the long weekend, spend time with family and friends, and take a well deserved moment to recharge as we enter the final stretch of the school year. Thank you again for your continued support of the Fabius Pompey Central School District.  Photo of the Week: Members of the National Honor Society spent time volunteering at Matthew 25 Farm. Great job giving back to the community.     Elementary School Highlights: This week, our Grade 5 students proudly took the stage for their performance of Broadway Beat. Students showcased weeks of hard work, practice, and teamwork during both their daytime performance for peers and their evening show for families and the community. We are incredibly proud of their effort, confidence, and talent. A very special thank you goes out to Mr. Spinelli, Mrs. Miles, and Mr. Kovalewski for the tremendous time, energy, and dedication they put into making this year’s musical such a wonderful success for our students. Our Grade 2 students also enjoyed an exciting field trip to a Mets game this week, creating lasting memories while enjoying a fun day together outside of the classroom. As we head into the long weekend, we hope everyone takes time to relax, enjoy the outdoors, and continue building strong reading habits at home. Whether it is reading a favorite book outside, visiting the playground, going on a nature walk, or spending time with family and friends, we encourage all of our students to keep learning and having fun along the way. We look forward to seeing everyone back on Tuesday. Mark Your Calendar: May 21 through May 25, No School, Memorial Day Weekend MSHS News and Highlights: Thank you to everyone who helped support a successful Junior/Senior Prom at Heritage Hill and After Prom Party at Green Lakes Bowling and Entertainment. Our students and families had an amazing time at both wonderful events. The 5-week marking period ended on Wednesday, May 20. We encourage students and families to review SchoolTool and connect with teachers or school counselors with any questions or concerns regarding grades, assignments, or support needed for continued success. Seniors, please check your Google Classroom for the George D. Young Scholarship, which is due Monday, May 25. There is also a new scholarship available in the counseling office, the Kathleen J. Cameron Scholarship. Submissions for this scholarship are due Wednesday, May 27. Student Council and class officer election campaigning begins Tuesday, May 26. All posters must be approved by Ms. Kelsey before they are hung. Students planning to run must have their intent to run form completed. Please consider joining us for the NHS First Annual Pickleball Tournament on Saturday, May 30 at 10:00 a.m. The rain date is Sunday, May 31 at 10:00 a.m. Teams will consist of two players, with an entry fee of $20 per team. Cash prizes will be awarded for first, second, and third place. Come out for a fun day of competition while supporting our National Honor Society. Weekly Sports Update: Sectional play begins later this week. Please watch for updates on ScheduleGalaxy and our social media pages. Congratulations to Ben Schlueter, who represented the Varsity Golf team at the Section III Class C Championships on Monday. In his first-ever postseason appearance, Ben finished in the top 26 out of nearly 100 competitors and came within one shot of qualifying for the state qualifier. Great accomplishment, Ben. The Varsity Baseball team earned a dominant 13-0 victory over DeRuyter. Congratulations to the Varsity Softball team, League Champions. The Falcons defeated Tully 20-3 on Tuesday to clinch the league title. Liahanna Vazquez led the Falcons with 5 RBIs, while Chloe Becken, BellaBee Smith, and Alayna Sandberg each collected 3 hits. Paige Stroh earned the win in the circle with 8 strikeouts over 5 innings. Congratulations also to the Varsity Baseball team on their 11-0 victory over Tully. Carter Warren was dominant on the mound, pitching a complete-game one-hitter while striking out 11 batters. APTS: Reminder about the upcoming APTS fundraiser on June 13. This event is open to students in all grade levels, and we encourage everyone to participate and support this great cause. Lloyd L. Peck, Ed.D. Superintendent of Schools

Friday, May 22 2026

Falcon Community Weekly Update - May 15, 2026

Good Afternoon F-P Community, As we head into the final stretch of May, I want to take a moment to thank our students, staff, and families for their continued hard work and support throughout a very busy spring season. There is a great deal happening across the district as we balance end of year activities, concerts, athletic events, assessments, and our ongoing capital project work. Despite the busy pace, it continues to be exciting to see the tremendous things happening in our schools each and every day. This is also a reminder that next week will be a shortened three day school week for students and faculty, followed by the Memorial Day weekend. There will be no school on Thursday, Friday and the following Monday, allowing families an opportunity for an extended weekend and time to relax and recharge as we head toward the conclusion of the school year. We hope everyone enjoys the long weekend safely and takes time to honor and remember the men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our country.   Lastly, please remember the Memorial Day Parade on the morning of the 25th. Photo of the Week: Sunshine, fresh air, and time with friends.       Elementary School Highlights of the Week: We are proud to share that our students in Grades 3 through 5 have officially completed all New York State testing in ELA, Science, and Math. We are incredibly proud of the hard work, perseverance, and positive attitudes our students demonstrated throughout the testing season. Thank you to our families and staff for all of the encouragement and support along the way. Our third grade students enjoyed a wonderful field trip to Lime Hollow this week, where they had the opportunity to explore nature and extend their learning outside of the classroom. We also hosted our Big Truck Career Day, which was a huge success. Students loved exploring the vehicles and equipment while learning about a variety of careers within our community. In addition, students in Grades 2 through 5 participated in the Mobile Dairy Experience and learned more about the dairy industry through this engaging, hands on opportunity. A sincere thank you to all of our community members who took the time to come out, share their equipment, and help our students explore future careers in such a meaningful and memorable way. Your partnership and support make these experiences possible for our students. Mark Your Calendar: May 19, 2026, 5th Grade Musical, 6:30 PM May 21 through May 25, 2026, No School, Memorial Day Weekend MSHS News and Highlights: Our Middle School Awards Ceremony will be held on May 20 at 8:00 AM, and our High School Awards Ceremony will take place at 6:30 PM in the MSHS Auditorium. These events recognize student achievement, growth, and contributions throughout the school year. We look forward to celebrating our students with families and staff. The five week marking period will end on Wednesday, May 20. We encourage students and families to review SchoolTool and connect with teachers or school counselors with any questions or concerns regarding grades, assignments, or support needed for continued success. Seniors are reminded to check Google Classroom for the George D. Young Scholarship, which is due Monday, May 25. There is also a new opportunity available in the Counseling Office, the Kathleen J. Cameron Scholarship, with submissions due Wednesday, May 27. Please consider joining us for the NHS First Annual Pickleball Tournament on Saturday, May 30 at 10:00 AM, with a rain date of Sunday, May 31. Teams will consist of two players with an entry fee of twenty dollars per team. Cash prizes will be awarded for first, second, and third place. This promises to be a great day of fun while supporting our National Honor Society. Sports Highlights: The varsity baseball team earned a strong 9 to 1 victory over Cato Meridian, led by an outstanding pitching performance from Carter Warren and solid catching by Trevor Barnum. The Falcons’ defense was exceptional throughout the game, with key contributions from Wyatt Esposito, Bryce Drexler, Brady Neuner, Blake Wilcox, Tim Barnum, and Gino May. It was a complete team effort in an impressive league win. The Past, Present, Future Night was a tremendous success for the Southern Hills Girls Lacrosse program. Youth players had the opportunity to warm up with the varsity team, and alumni were celebrated with a post-game tailgate. It was an incredible evening that showcased the strength and tradition of the program from youth through varsity. The Varsity Storm lacrosse defeated Cazenovia 11 to 9. Sophomore Riley DeLosh led a strong defensive effort with three ground balls, while senior Ava Lee contributed a goal. The JV  lacrosse team secured an 11 to 7 win over the Lakers. Addie Welch and Ava Morse each scored, Kayleigh DeCarlis added an assist, and Anya DiRienzo made several key saves in goal. The Modified lacrosse team also earned a 12 to 1 victory on the road against Mexico. The JV softball team picked up an impressive 20 to 2 win over Syracuse City. Congratulations to Madison Putnam on her grand slam home run in the first inning. A great overall team performance by the Lady Falcons. Lloyd L. Peck, Ed.D. Superintendent of Schools

Friday, May 15 2026

Falcon Community Weekly Update - May 8, 2026

Good Afternoon F-P Community, As we move further into the month of May, I would like to thank our students, staff, families, and community for their continued hard work, support, and dedication throughout the school year. It has been another busy and productive week across our district, with students engaged in classroom learning, extracurricular activities, concerts, athletic competitions, and end of year events. Our students and staff continue to represent Fabius-Pompey with pride both inside and outside of the classroom. I encourage everyone to take a few moments to recognize the tremendous effort our students are putting forth as we enter the final stretch of the school year. I would also like to remind families that there will be no school on Thursday, May 21. This day is designated as an emergency snow day give back in accordance with the teachers’ contract due to the limited use of emergency closure days this school year. We hope everyone enjoys the additional day with family and friends. As always, thank you for your continued partnership and support of the Fabius-Pompey Central School District. We appreciate the opportunity to work together to provide the very best educational experience possible for our students. Photo of the Week: 9th Grade Clean Up!     Elementary School Highlights of the Week: This week was filled with lots of learning and special activities throughout our elementary school. Our Pre-K students continued learning about ponds and plants in their current unit and have enjoyed exploring nature through hands-on projects and activities. Our second grade students had a wonderful visit to the Fayetteville Library, where they explored the library and enjoyed learning within the makerspace area. Grade 5 students also completed the NYS Science Test this week, and we are very proud of the effort and focus they demonstrated throughout the assessment process. We also enjoyed celebrating Teacher Appreciation Week. Thank you to our families and APTS for the many thoughtful surprises, treats, and acts of kindness provided for our staff throughout the week. Your support and appreciation mean a great deal to our faculty and staff. In addition, students across multiple grade levels have been busy creating special projects and gifts ahead of Mother’s Day weekend. It has been wonderful to see the excitement, creativity, and care students have put into their work. Upcoming: NYS Grades 3-5 Assessments: New York State Math Assessments for students in Grades 3-5 will take place on May 12 and May 13. We encourage families to help students arrive at school well-rested, on time, and ready to do their best. As always, we remind students that these assessments are simply an opportunity to demonstrate the learning and growth they have achieved throughout the school year. Mark Your Calendar: • 5/12/26 – Grades 3-5 NYS Math Assessment, Day 1  • 5/13/26 – Grades 3-5 NYS Math Assessment, Day 2 MS/HS News & Highlights: A sincere thank you to Ashley Welch, our parent volunteers, staff, and students for their support and participation in our 9th Grade Clean Up Day held on Thursday, May 7, 2026. Your time, effort, and commitment helped make this event a success and contributed to maintaining a positive and welcoming environment for our school community. AP Exam Reminder: On Wednesday, May 13, 2026, at 8:00 a.m., students will be taking the AP English Language & Composition Exam. We will also continue administering any late registered AP exams during the weeks of May 11 and May 18. Junior-Senior Prom: The Fabius-Pompey Junior-Senior Prom and Prom Walk will be held on Friday, May 15 at Heritage Hill. We look forward to an enjoyable and memorable evening for our students as they celebrate this important milestone. Additional details will be shared next week through ParentSquare. NHS Pickleball Tournament: Join us for the National Honor Society’s First Annual Pickleball Tournament on Saturday, May 30 at 10:00 a.m. (Rain Date: Sunday, May 31 at 10:00 a.m.). Teams will consist of two players, with an entry fee of $20 per team. Cash prizes will be awarded for first, second, and third place teams and the remainder of the entry fees will go back to NHS. We hope many members of our community will come out and support this fun event. Athletics Highlights: • The Modified Storm Lacrosse Team earned a victory over Jordan-Elbridge on Monday evening. • The JV Boys Baseball Team defeated an undefeated Cazenovia squad by a score of 7-2. After trailing early, the Falcons rallied with six unanswered runs. Henry Elwyn pitched a complete-game three-hitter in an outstanding performance. • The Southern Hills Girls Lacrosse Team celebrated Senior Night with a dominant 17-2 victory over Mexico. It was a tremendous team effort as the program honored its five seniors with an impressive performance. Senior captain Ava Lee contributed two goals and one assist in the win. Congratulations to the team and seniors on a memorable evening. • Thursday evening, the Modified Baseball Team earned a 13-2 victory over Lafayette in a strong all-around team effort. As a reminder, there will be no school on Thursday, May 21. This day is being given back as an emergency/snow day give back in accordance with the teachers’ contract. We hope everyone enjoys the long weekend. Thank you once again for your continued support of the Fabius-Pompey Central School District. Enjoy your weekend and Happy Mother’s Day to all of the mothers, grandmothers, and caregivers throughout our Falcon community.   Lloyd L. Peck, Ed.D. Superintendent of Schools

Friday, May 08 2026

Falcon Community Weekly Update - May 1, 2026

Good Afternoon F-P Community, As we enter the month of May, it is hard to believe how quickly the school year is moving toward its conclusion. This is always a busy and exciting time across the district, with end-of-year events, concerts, athletic competitions, and celebrations of student achievement taking place at all levels. It is a great opportunity to reflect on the progress our students have made and the hard work of our staff throughout the year. I would like to remind all members of our school community about the upcoming Public Budget Hearing at 6:30 pm and Public Forum at 5:00 pm scheduled for May 5. These events are an important part of our annual budget process and provide an opportunity for community members to learn more about the proposed budget, ask questions, and share feedback. Your voice and participation are valued and play an important role in helping us move our district forward in a thoughtful and transparent manner. As always, thank you for your continued support of our schools. We look forward to a strong finish to the school year and appreciate your engagement in the important work we do together for our students.   Photo of the Week: Envirothon Competition 2026.       Elementary School Highlights of the Week: It has been a focused and productive week across our elementary school. Students in Grades 3–5 have been working hard in preparation for and during their ELA assessments, demonstrating strong effort, concentration, and a commitment to doing their best. Due to statewide technical difficulties, we will complete Day 2 of the Grades 3–5 ELA assessment on Monday, May 4. Our Kindergarten and Grade 1 students continue to enjoy their cluster experiences. These opportunities have brought excitement, creativity, and collaboration as students explore new interests and work together in engaging ways. Preparations for the upcoming 5th grade musical are also well underway. Students have been working hard to learn songs, practice routines, and build their confidence as performers. We look forward to seeing their efforts come together on stage. Our 5th grade students recently participated in our annual Wellness Day. They rotated through sessions focused on health and nutrition, dairy education, fitness, and CPR awareness with St. Joseph’s Hospital. Students also heard from local Fire and EMT professionals about safety and emergency response. We are grateful to all of our guest presenters for helping make this meaningful day possible.   Middle/High School News & Highlights: Our Advanced Placement (AP) exams begin next week. These exams provide an important opportunity for students to demonstrate college-level learning and potentially earn college credit. AP Exam Schedule (May 4 – May 8):  Monday, May 4: AP Biology at 8:00 a.m., AP Microeconomics at 12:00 p.m.  Tuesday, May 5: AP Chemistry at 8:00 a.m.  Wednesday, May 6: AP English Literature and Composition at 8:00 a.m.  Thursday, May 7: AP World History at 8:00 a.m.  Friday, May 8: AP World History at 8:00 a.m. Students in Grades 6–8 will participate in the New York State Math Assessments on Wednesday, May 6 and Thursday, May 7. We encourage all students to get a good night’s sleep, eat a healthy breakfast, arrive on time, and bring a fully charged Chromebook. On Friday, May 8, our 9th grade students will take part in our annual community cleanup day. This is a great opportunity for students to work together while giving back to our community. Thank you for your continued support of this event.   Athletics Update: It was another strong week for our Falcons athletic programs. The Varsity Falcons softball team earned an exciting 8–7 victory over Weedsport. After trailing early, the team responded with a five-run third inning, highlighted by Paige Stroh’s two-RBI double. Stroh also dominated in the circle, recording 12 strikeouts and reaching an impressive milestone of 400 career varsity strikeouts. Aurora McDermott and Bella Smith each added two hits, while Gabbi TenEyck contributed two stolen bases. The JV softball team secured a 13–6 win over APW. Taylor DeCarlis pitched a complete game with 12 strikeouts. Peyton Epstein led the offense with three hits, and Alicia Vazquez scored three runs. Strong defensive plays were made by Addie Wilcox and Annabelle Leet. The Southern Hills JV lacrosse team earned a 12–9 win over Oswego, while the modified team defeated Cortland 16–6 at home. Varsity baseball also picked up a big win, defeating Moravia 7–5. Trevor Barnum earned his first varsity win, and Blake Wilcox recorded his first save, closing out the game over the final three innings. A great team effort all around. Important Reminders: Upcoming New York State Assessments: May 4: Grades 3–5 ELA Assessment, Day 2 May 6: Grade 5 Science Assessment We encourage families to support students by ensuring they are well-rested, arrive on time, and are ready to do their best. These assessments are an opportunity for students to demonstrate their learning and growth. Budget Newsletter:    Due to an unexpected delay at the BOCES Print Shop, the 2026-27 budget newsletters will not be delivered this weekend. Typically, these are received prior to the budget hearing, which is scheduled this year for May 5. At this time, the exact mailing date remains uncertain.   In the meantime, a digital copy of the newsletter is available  here , and printed copies may be picked up at the District Office. We kindly encourage you to share this information with other community members who may wish to review the budget newsletter prior to the hearing.  Printed copies will also be available at the budget hearing. Other News: Spring Sports Photos Spring sports photos are scheduled for Monday, May 11th after school in the wrestling room! Order forms have been sent home with athletes and orders can be placed at  upstate-images.com . All athletes will be photographed for yearbook purposes. Please wear uniforms and bring your gear!   Attached is information regarding the After Prom Party. Additional details will be shared the week prior to prom. This information is intended for both junior and senior students and their families. Also attached is a flyer for the Can and Bottle Drive taking place this Saturday.  Please join us on Tuesday, May 5 at 5:00 p.m., moved up an hour to accommodate the budget hearing, in the MS/HS Library for an open forum with the Fabius-Pompey administration. This will be an opportunity for community members to ask questions, share feedback, and engage in conversation about our schools. Lloyd L. Peck, Ed.D. Superintendent of Schools

Friday, May 01 2026

Falcon Community Weekly Update - April 24, 2026

Good afternoon F-P Community, As we move through the final stretch of April, I want to take a moment to thank our entire Fabius Pompey community for the continued support, flexibility, and commitment you show to our schools each day. This time of year is always busy, but it is also one of the most rewarding as we begin to see the growth our students have made both academically and socially. Our classrooms remain focused and engaged as students continue their learning and prepare for upcoming New York State assessments. I encourage all families to support their children by ensuring they are well rested, arrive on time, and approach each day with a positive mindset. These assessments are just one measure of student progress, but they are an opportunity for our students to demonstrate all that they have learned throughout the year. We are also beginning to see more outdoor activities, events, and athletic competitions as the weather improves. It is always great to see our students representing Fabius-Pompey with pride both inside and outside of the classroom. Thank you to our staff, coaches, and families who make these opportunities possible. Behind the scenes, we continue to make strong progress on our capital project, with several visible improvements already taking shape. These updates will have a lasting impact on our students and programs, and I look forward to sharing more details with you in the coming weeks. As always, thank you for your partnership and your continued support of our district.   Photo of the Week:   Loving on Phoebe!     Elementary School News and Highlights: It has been a busy and positive week across our elementary school as we welcomed the start of our Kindergarten and Grade 1 clusters. Students quickly became engaged in hands on learning and collaborative activities such as soccer, creating an “under the sea” mural, cooking, playing games, and exploring music together. These cluster experiences continue to help our youngest learners build friendships, strengthen teamwork skills, and grow in confidence within a supportive environment. Across the building, students have also been actively engaged in science learning with a focus on Earth Day, helping them better understand the importance of caring for our planet. Preparations for our upcoming musical performance are also well underway, with students making strong progress during rehearsals as we move closer to the performance.  Report cards for the third marking period were sent home today, providing families with an update on student progress and achievement. Upcoming: NYS Grades 3 to 5 Assessments: New York State testing for students in Grades 3 to 5 will begin soon. The English Language Arts assessments are scheduled for April 29 and April 30 and will take place in the morning. We encourage families to help students come to school well rested, on time, and ready to do their best. As always, we remind students that these assessments are an opportunity to show what they know and demonstrate their learning. Important Reminders: June Calendar Update: Wednesday, June 24 and Thursday, June 25 will be half days for students in PreK through Grade 6, with dismissal at 11:15 AM, contingent upon meeting required instructional hours per New York State guidelines. Mark Your Calendar: April 29, 2026, Grade 3 to 5 NYS ELA Assessment, Day 1 April 30, 2026, Grade 3 to 5 NYS ELA Assessment, Day 2 MS/HS News and Highlights: Junior and Senior Prom Update, permission slips for early dismissal were distributed to students, today, Friday, April 24, along with guest forms. All forms must be returned to Ms. Kelsey or Mrs. Rogers by Friday, May 1. After Prom Pizza Fundraiser, throughout the month of April, the After Prom Committee is hosting a pizza fundraiser through Pompey Mall to help support the After Prom event and student prizes. When placing an order, please mention the “After Prom Pizza Prom O Special.” The committee will receive five dollars from each combo sold. Thank you for your continued support in helping provide a safe and enjoyable After Prom experience for our students. NYS Science Testing, students in Grade 8 will participate in the New York State Science assessment on Thursday, April 30. Thank you for your support in helping our students do their best. National Honor Society Inductees, we proudly recognize our newest National Honor Society inductees, Gavin Fitzpatrick, Ranya Hassani, and Michaela Mousaw. This honor reflects their strong commitment to scholarship, leadership, service, and character. Congratulations to each of them on this outstanding achievement. Water for South Sudan Fundraiser surpasses goal! The 7th grade, Middle School Student Government, and National Honor Society would like to thank our 6-12th grade students and our generous community for their contributions to our loose change drive and online donation portal. From March 23-April 10th students raised a whopping $1117 for Water for South Sudan’s “Iron Giraffe Challenge”.   The money we raised will sponsor hygiene programs and education in remote South Sudanese villages in the coming year. Because we raised over $1000, our school has also been entered into a drawing for the chance to have a visit and conversation with either Salva Dut,Water for South Sudan, or author Linda Sue Park. To learn more: Read: A Long Walk to Water by Linda Sue Park Visit Salva Dut’s Foundation:  www.waterforsouthsudan.org   Falcons Esports Team wraps up 4th season with NYS playoffs: Our Esports team just completed their fourth season! This spring, we joined the Empire State Scholastic Esports Federation for our Mario Kart 8 and Super Smash Brothers Ultimate game play, and our Fortnite Zone Wars Duo played in the US Eastern League. This season we fielded three Super Smash Bros. squads of 3, one Mario Kart 8 team of 4, and a duo for Fortnite Zone Wars. Our Mario Kart team, Fortnite duo, and one of our Smash Bros. teams qualified for the playoffs, after an 8-week regular season.   Team Stats at the end of the regular season:    US Eastern Region: Fortnite Zone Wars Duos: ranked  60/335, 58th seed in playoffs (Top 64 teams advance). Played 7th seed in playoffs on 4/7. Eliminated in round 1. Ranked in the top 18% of high school teams in the Eastern Region of the US.   NY ESSEF: Mario Kart 8 (team of 4): Ranked 10th in NY. Advanced to the “Sweet 16” round of the playoffs. Super Smash Brothers Team 1 (team of 3): Ranked 23rd in NY. Advanced from the round of 32 in playoffs to the ‘Sweet 16” before a loss.  Super Smash Brothers Team 2 (team of 3) Super Smash Brothers Team 3 (team of 3)   Weekly Sports Recap: The Southern Hills varsity girls lacrosse team earned an impressive 15 to 3 victory over Cortland on Tuesday evening. Fabius Pompey senior Ava Lee led the way for the Storm with four goals in a strong all around performance. On Wednesday, our varsity baseball team continued their outstanding season with a 7 to 1 win over Onondaga Central, keeping their record undefeated. Girls Varsity Softball Recognition, congratulations to our girls varsity softball team on an excellent start to the season. Their success was recently highlighted on Syracuse.com. We would like to thank high school sports reporter Kevin Smith for covering the story, as well as senior photographer Dennis Nett for capturing great moments from the games. Appreciation also goes out to Pat Spadafore, CJ Masterpole, and Hannah Smith for compiling and sharing game statistics. We encourage everyone to take a moment to check out the article on Syracuse.com and celebrate the team’s early season success.   https://www.syracuse.com/highschoolsports/2026/04/fabius-pompey-softball-off-to-best-start-since-2019-were-overachieving-26-photos.html Substitute Bus Drivers Needed:    We are in need of substitute bus drivers!  As a substitute, this is a great way to help the F-P students, staff and community...all while earning money around your personal schedule.  You can apply by printing and completing an application hyperlinked here, which can then be mailed or dropped off at the District Office:   https://www.fabiuspompey.org/tfiles/folder250/Non%2DInstructional%20Application%20%2D%20Oct.%202024.pdf   Memorial Day Parade:   Memorial Day will begin with a military salute at the Fabius Evergreen Cemetery on Keeney Road on Monday, May 25, at 10:00 AM. A Parade in the Village of Fabius will follow at 10:30 AM.   The parade will begin exiting the elementary school parking lot, head West on Route 80, North onto Route 91, East onto Academy Street, South onto Ridge Road and West onto Main Street, returning to the elementary school entrance.   A ceremony will be held at the monument following the conclusion of the parade. Public Forum: Please join us on Tuesday, May 5 at 5:00 p.m., moved up an hour to accommodate the budget hearing, in the MS/HS Library for an open forum with the Fabius-Pompey administration. This will be an opportunity for community members to ask questions, share feedback, and engage in conversation about our schools. Lloyd L. Peck, Ed.D. Superintendent of Schools

Friday, Apr 24 2026

Falcon Community Weekly Update - April 17, 2026

Good evening F-P Community, As we move further into the spring season, it continues to be a busy and exciting time across our district. Our students and staff are fully engaged in learning, activities, and events that highlight the strength of our school community. From classrooms to athletic fields and performance spaces, it is great to see so many opportunities for our students to grow, achieve, and represent our district with pride. We are also continuing to make strong progress on several district initiatives, including our capital project work and ongoing planning efforts that support our long term goals. I appreciate the continued support from our community as we work to provide the very best opportunities for all students. As always, thank you for your partnership and support of our schools. Have a great weekend and enjoy the warmer weather ahead. Photo of the Week:   Elementary C.A.R.E.S. Assembly       Elementary School News and Highlights: Thank you to all of our families who joined us for our Open House and Resource Fair. It was wonderful to see our school community come together to celebrate student learning. Our students did an incredible job showcasing their hard work and proudly guiding their families throughout the building. Events like these are a great reminder of the strong partnership we share in supporting our students’ growth and success. We also appreciate the many staff members and community partners who helped make the Resource Fair such a valuable experience for our families. Your time and commitment truly made a difference. Upcoming: NYS Grades 3–5 Assessments: New York State testing for students in grades 3–5 will begin soon. The English Language Arts assessments are scheduled for April 29 and April 30 and will take place in the morning. We encourage families to help students come to school well rested, on time, and ready to do their best. As always, we remind students that these assessments are an opportunity to show what they know and demonstrate their learning. Kindergarten Registration Reminder: Please register any eligible students for Kindergarten as soon as possible. Students must be 5 years old on or before December 1 to be eligible for Kindergarten for the upcoming school year. Important Reminders: June Calendar Update: Wednesday, June 24 and Thursday, June 25 will be half days for students in PreK through Grade 6, with dismissal at 11:15 AM, contingent upon meeting required instructional hours per New York State guidelines. Mark Your Calendars: April 24, 2026, Marking Period 3 report cards shared on ParentSquare April 29, 2026, Grade 3 to 5 NYS ELA Assessment, Day 1 April 30, 2026, Grade 3 to 5 NYS ELA Assessment, Day 2   Middle School and High School News and Highlights: After Prom Pizza Fundraiser: Throughout the month of April, the After Prom Committee is hosting a pizza fundraiser through the Pompey Mall to help support the costs associated with the After Prom event and student prizes. When placing an order, please mention the After Prom Pizza Prom-O Special. The committee will receive five dollars from each combo sold. We appreciate your continued support in helping provide a safe and enjoyable After Prom experience for our students. End of Marking Period 3: Friday, April 17 marked the end of Marking Period 3. Please take a few moments to check your child’s grades and any missing assignments in Schooltool. If you have any questions or need support, please reach out to your child’s teachers. NYS Grades 6–8 ELA Testing: New York State ELA testing for students in grades 6 through 8 will take place on April 23 and April 24. Thank you for your support in helping our students do their best. National Technical Honor Society Recognition: Congratulations to our National Technical Honor Society inductees: Natalya Firenze, Culinary; Gino May, Welding; Christopher Penoyer, Engineering Technology; Hannah Wilbur, New Visions Medical Professions; and Laurel Yard, Health Options. We are proud of their hard work and accomplishments. A note from the Health Office: All students in grades 6-11 wishing to participate in sports for the 2026-2027 school year must have a current physical on file in the Health Office.  If your student has already had a physical completed in 2026 or has a physical scheduled over the summer, they are all set. Any physicals done over the summer can be mailed to Ms. Diamond at the high school- Attn. Health Office. If your student needs to receive a physical at school, please email the Health Office by Monday 4/27 @ mdimon@fabiuspompey.org All physicals must be on file before the first day of practice.   Weekly sport recap: On Monday, the Falcons Varsity Softball team earned an 11-8 win over Cato-Meridian. A big third inning helped spark the offense, with key contributions from Alayna Sandberg, Rory McDermott, and Liahanna Vazquez. Paige Stroh pitched a complete game, allowing three earned runs while striking out five.  Offensively, the Falcons showed balance and discipline, with multiple players driving in runs, Stroh leading with two hits, and the team drawing eight walks and stealing four bases.   The JV Softball team earned their first win of the season Monday night with an 18-11 victory over OCS! Taylor DeCarlis dominated in the circle with 14 strikeouts, while Hadlee Tarbell led the offense with four hits.  Vazquez, Way, and Tarbell each crossed the plate three times in the big win! Falcons Varsity Softball dominated Tully 15-0 on Tuesday! Bella Smith led the way with 4 RBIs, including an inside-the-park home run. Paige Stroh was lights out in the circle, striking out 11 while allowing just one hit. The Falcons tallied 10 hits, drew 7 walks, and played flawless defense to secure the win! The Varsity Baseball team earned a big win Wednesday night, defeating DeRuyter at home 20-3.  2026 Tully/Fabius Pompey ULA Lacrosse: Please fill out this form, Boy's Lacrosse for  boy in grades 1-6.  Girls lacrosse registrations will be separate again this year through the Lafayette Community Council.  When registrations are complete, waivers will be sent out and payments can be made.  Please contact Ritch Edinger ( ritchedinger@gmail.com ) or Jay Shaw ( jayshaw36@gmail.com ) with any questions.   Registration is now open for Girl’s PreK through 6th grade Lacrosse Please create a TeamLinkt account to register using the link below:  Link: Register for Southern Hills Lacrosse  Please have all registrations completed by Friday, April 24th. Coaches for each team will reach out with specific practice times and locations once rosters are finalized. To accommodate all four communities, practices will be held at central locations including the Applefest Fields in LaFayette, the box lacrosse field off Amidon Road, or Tully High School.  Please note that we will have CPR/AED certified coaches present at every practice and game. Players are responsible for providing their own goggles, mouthpieces, and lacrosse sticks. The program will provide goalie gear for one goalie per age group. Additionally, the registration fee includes a pinny for both practices and games. Fabius-Pompey Outreach: Spring is here!  Fabius-Pompey Outreach's annual geranium sale has started!  Please check our website:   fpoutreach.org  for more information and online ordering instructions.  Any questions, please call Laura Windhausen at (315) 683-5240.   Public Forum: Please join us on Tuesday, May 5 at 6:00 p.m. in the MS, HS Library for an open forum with the Fabius-Pompey administration. This will be an opportunity for community members to ask questions, share feedback, and engage in conversation about our schools. Lloyd L. Peck, Ed.D. Superintendent of Schools

Friday, Apr 17 2026