
Congratulations FZW Varsity Dance Team! They placed 1st in precision jazz, 1st in hip hop, and 1st overall, making them 5A State Champions for the second time in four years.


Congratulations to the two-time (TWO-TIME!) state champs! @ZumSouth cheer brought home the Class 4A GameDay title.


Still have a clock you need to set manually?
Spring forward 1 hour tonight before going to bed.


Get ready for next Wednesday! go.FZSD.us/Kindergarten
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Can you feel the #FZJoy? 'No matter what role you have, you can make a difference.'
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Welcome to AP Physics, AKA The Coaster Park. Teams design roller coasters then present on kinetic energy, potential energy, force and friction. They also build out engineering reports complete with a marketing strategy for their ride. Real World. Real Fun. #FZEquipToExcel

Public Service Announcement:
Election Day is April 2. To be eligible to vote a person must be registered by Wednesday, March 6. Learn more on the Election Authority website: sccmo.org/410/Election-Authority


Coming Sunday: @ZumSouth Bulldog Takeover. Tune in where you get your podcasts, on YouTube or at go.FZSD.us/FORTiTUDEonair


Let's get ready for Kindergarten 2024!
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Can you feel the #FZJoy?
Fort Zumwalt School District is proud to be one of the 19 midsize Missouri businesses -- and the only Missouri public school district -- recognized among America’s Best Employers by Forbes. You can read more about the recognition at fz.k12.mo.us
Our employees maintain 2.8 million square feet of facilities, a fleet of 172 buses and 24,500 electronic devices. Each day they manage the operations in our 31 offices; transport 13,500 students; serve 9,200 meals and TEACH 16,920 members of the future workforce.
Looking to find your direction? go.FZSD.us/WorkForFZSD






At DuBray Middle, 8th-graders in App Creators classes are coding with conditionals. The Sphero Bolt had to travel to the 8th grade office, hit the door and say HELLO. Distance, speed and time were all factors, along with angles. Collaboration makes things go! #FZEquipToExcel


Tomorrow night, West High welcomes more than 100 2- and 4-year colleges as well as military representatives to the annual #FZSD College Fair. Get details: https://share.peachjar.com/flyers/2610922/schools/94320


We're ready to see you tomorrow! HS has an A Day, MS a B Day and elementary an A Day. Remember you can see meal options by clicking menu then dining in our app or on our school websites.


Thank you to our partners, @OFallonPolice @sccmopd @stpetersmopd and a special shout out to the SROs who serve our students each day. #SROsAreValuable


Show season rolls on! Tonight and tomorrow at 7, Satruday at 2, West High presents: Almost Maine. Break a leg!


Kindergarteners jumped into addition and subtraction by helping frogs into and out of their ponds. Working together helps them express their mathematical thinking and learn to listen to ideas from others. We are just a month away from Kindergarten enrollment for 2024! Details at: go.FZSD.us/Kindergarten

How do we get where we want to go? We start with where we are. Then we set goals and track our progress. At Emge Elementary, first graders have a class goal. Students take turns meeting with the teacher, Mr. Lovelace, during independent reading time and are tracking their individual growth, as well as their growth as a group. In third grade, Ms. Winistoerfer’s class sits down for an assessment to measure how much they’ve grown so far this year. Raising readers and problem solvers. #FZEquipToExcel

Why are flags at half-staff? By order of the governor, flags in Missouri will fly at half-staff until sunset Feb. 10, 2024, in honor of former Senator Jean Carnahan. See the proclamation: bit.ly/3HUxHyh


Every day we learn and grow. Part of learning to track goals is measuring that growth! Today was a very Happy 100 Day for students and staff as they dressed up and measured out how much they've grown as learners, citizens and leaders this school year.



