Mr. Rees and the Flashes Robotic Petting Zoo is happening at Edgewood today! #WeAreFlashes #IgnitingPurpose
#WeAreFlashes #IgnitingPurpose
🚌 Stay Connected with Stopfinder! 📱
Stopfinder helps families stay informed about bus routes, stop locations, and real-time updates—all in one easy-to-use app. With Stopfinder, you’ll receive important notifications and can track your student’s bus for added peace of mind.
If you haven’t already, be sure to download the Stopfinder app and set up your account to stay connected and informed every step of the way. 🚍✨
For more information on Stopfinder, visit the transportation website: https://www.ftcsc.org/page/transportation
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#WeAreFlashes
Stopfinder helps families stay informed about bus routes, stop locations, and real-time updates—all in one easy-to-use app. With Stopfinder, you’ll receive important notifications and can track your student’s bus for added peace of mind.
If you haven’t already, be sure to download the Stopfinder app and set up your account to stay connected and informed every step of the way. 🚍✨
For more information on Stopfinder, visit the transportation website: https://www.ftcsc.org/page/transportation
#IgnitingPurpose
#WeAreFlashes
It's Holiday Cheer Day at Edgewood! Let's cheer for our favorite teams! #WeAreFlashes #IgnitingPurpose
PJ day at Edgewood today! #WeAreFlashes #IgnitingPurpose
Last Friday, our FTCSC community participated in the 7th Annual #FTCSCUglySweaterDay! Here are the staff winners from each building and department. Part 2 🎄
#IgnitingPurpose #WeAreFlashes
#IgnitingPurpose #WeAreFlashes
Last Friday, our FTCSC community participated in the 7th Annual #FTCSCUglySweaterDay! Here are the staff winners from each building and department. Part 1 🎄
#IgnitingPurpose #WeAreFlashes
#IgnitingPurpose #WeAreFlashes
We are very proud of our Edgewood Flashes who participated in the "Sounds of the Season!" at the High School. #WeAreFlashes #IgnitingPurpose
Mrs Sayler’s music class learning ukulele strumming patterns with ostinatos! #WeAreFlashes #IgnitingPurpose
Make a meaningful impact in your community; become a substitute teacher! 🌟
If you’ve ever considered stepping into the classroom, now is the perfect time to learn more. Attend the Kelly Education Job Fair hosted at the Indianapolis Public Library–East and discover how you can make a difference for students every day.
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#WeAreFlashes
If you’ve ever considered stepping into the classroom, now is the perfect time to learn more. Attend the Kelly Education Job Fair hosted at the Indianapolis Public Library–East and discover how you can make a difference for students every day.
#IgnitingPurpose
#WeAreFlashes
Due to inclement weather, FTCSC will be on a Two-Hour Delay, Monday, December 15. Below you will find helpful information to guide you.
When does the school bus arrive?
School buses will pick up students two hours later than their regular pickup time.
For example, if your child’s bus typically arrives at 7:00 AM, it will arrive at 9:00 AM on a two-hour delay day.
Does this change my child’s bus stop?
No. Your child’s bus will follow the same route and stop locations, just two hours later.
My child drives to FCHS. When should they leave for school?
Please take a moment to discuss safe driving with your child. Inclement weather often affects road conditions, so encourage them to allow extra travel time, drive slowly, and maintain a safe following distance.
Student drivers should plan to leave two hours later than their normal departure time. For example, if your child typically leaves at 6:40 AM, they should plan to leave at 8:40 AM. That said, due to the weather conditions, we recommend allowing a little extra time and departing at least five minutes earlier than the adjusted time.
Where can I find the Two-Hour Delay School Start Schedule?
Our FTCSC Weather Emergency Procedures website - https://www.ftcsc.org/o/ftcsc/page/weather-emergency-procedures - has the Two-Hour Delay school start schedule.
Does a two-hour delay impact the end of the school day?
No. The school day will end at its regularly scheduled time.
How can families help?
Have a plan for what a two-hour delay looks like in your home.
If your child rides the bus, ensure they understand their day begins two hours later. While the route is the same, the walk to the bus stop will occur at a different time, so keeping track of time is essential.
If you have a student driver, review what it means to drive in inclement weather and how to adjust for changing road conditions.
Thank you for your continued partnership and flexibility as we prioritize safety while maintaining purposeful learning opportunities for our students.
Stay safe and stay warm,
FTCSC
When does the school bus arrive?
School buses will pick up students two hours later than their regular pickup time.
For example, if your child’s bus typically arrives at 7:00 AM, it will arrive at 9:00 AM on a two-hour delay day.
Does this change my child’s bus stop?
No. Your child’s bus will follow the same route and stop locations, just two hours later.
My child drives to FCHS. When should they leave for school?
Please take a moment to discuss safe driving with your child. Inclement weather often affects road conditions, so encourage them to allow extra travel time, drive slowly, and maintain a safe following distance.
Student drivers should plan to leave two hours later than their normal departure time. For example, if your child typically leaves at 6:40 AM, they should plan to leave at 8:40 AM. That said, due to the weather conditions, we recommend allowing a little extra time and departing at least five minutes earlier than the adjusted time.
Where can I find the Two-Hour Delay School Start Schedule?
Our FTCSC Weather Emergency Procedures website - https://www.ftcsc.org/o/ftcsc/page/weather-emergency-procedures - has the Two-Hour Delay school start schedule.
Does a two-hour delay impact the end of the school day?
No. The school day will end at its regularly scheduled time.
How can families help?
Have a plan for what a two-hour delay looks like in your home.
If your child rides the bus, ensure they understand their day begins two hours later. While the route is the same, the walk to the bus stop will occur at a different time, so keeping track of time is essential.
If you have a student driver, review what it means to drive in inclement weather and how to adjust for changing road conditions.
Thank you for your continued partnership and flexibility as we prioritize safety while maintaining purposeful learning opportunities for our students.
Stay safe and stay warm,
FTCSC
Congrats to Mrs. Snow! She was the #FTCSCUglySweaterDay winner at Edgewood!
What a wave of ugly and unique sweaters at Edgewood tonight! #WeAreFlashes #IgnitingPurpose #FTCSCUglySweaterDay
Edgewood is starting off with a lot of spirit today! #WeAreFlashes #IgnitingPurpose #FTCSCUglySweatwrDay
Due to inclement weather, FTCSC will be on a Two-Hour Delay. Below you will find helpful information to guide you.
When does the school bus arrive?
School buses will pick up students two hours later than their regular pickup time.
For example, if your child’s bus typically arrives at 7:00 AM, it will arrive at 9:00 AM on a two-hour delay day.
Does this change my child’s bus stop?
No. Your child’s bus will follow the same route and stop at the same locations, just two hours later.
My child drives to FCHS. When should they leave for school?
Please take a moment to discuss safe driving with your child. Inclement weather often affects road conditions, so encourage them to allow extra travel time, drive slowly, and maintain a safe following distance.
Student drivers should plan to leave two hours later than their normal departure time. For example, if your child typically leaves at 6:40 AM, they should plan to leave at 8:40 AM. That said, due to the weather conditions, we recommend allowing a little extra time and departing at least five minutes earlier than the adjusted time.
Where can I find the Two-Hour Delay School Start Schedule?
Our FTCSC Weather Emergency Procedures website - https://www.ftcsc.org/o/ftcsc/page/weather-emergency-procedures - has the Two-Hour Delay school start schedule.
Does a two-hour delay impact the end of the school day?
No. The school day will end at its regularly scheduled time.
How can families help?
Have a plan for what a two-hour delay looks like in your home.
If your child rides the bus, ensure they understand their day begins two hours later. While the route is the same, the walk to the bus stop will occur at a different time, so keeping track of time is essential.
If you have a student driver, review what it means to drive in inclement weather and how to adjust for changing road conditions.
Thank you for your continued partnership and flexibility as we prioritize safety while maintaining purposeful learning opportunities for our students.
Stay safe and stay warm,
FTCSC
When does the school bus arrive?
School buses will pick up students two hours later than their regular pickup time.
For example, if your child’s bus typically arrives at 7:00 AM, it will arrive at 9:00 AM on a two-hour delay day.
Does this change my child’s bus stop?
No. Your child’s bus will follow the same route and stop at the same locations, just two hours later.
My child drives to FCHS. When should they leave for school?
Please take a moment to discuss safe driving with your child. Inclement weather often affects road conditions, so encourage them to allow extra travel time, drive slowly, and maintain a safe following distance.
Student drivers should plan to leave two hours later than their normal departure time. For example, if your child typically leaves at 6:40 AM, they should plan to leave at 8:40 AM. That said, due to the weather conditions, we recommend allowing a little extra time and departing at least five minutes earlier than the adjusted time.
Where can I find the Two-Hour Delay School Start Schedule?
Our FTCSC Weather Emergency Procedures website - https://www.ftcsc.org/o/ftcsc/page/weather-emergency-procedures - has the Two-Hour Delay school start schedule.
Does a two-hour delay impact the end of the school day?
No. The school day will end at its regularly scheduled time.
How can families help?
Have a plan for what a two-hour delay looks like in your home.
If your child rides the bus, ensure they understand their day begins two hours later. While the route is the same, the walk to the bus stop will occur at a different time, so keeping track of time is essential.
If you have a student driver, review what it means to drive in inclement weather and how to adjust for changing road conditions.
Thank you for your continued partnership and flexibility as we prioritize safety while maintaining purposeful learning opportunities for our students.
Stay safe and stay warm,
FTCSC
The Grinch showed up a few times at Edgewood today! #WeAreFlashes #IgnitingPurpose
It's Grinch Day at Edgewood! #WeAreFlashes #IgnitingPurpose
It's a great day to be a Flash! #WeAreFlashes #IgnitingPurpose
Edgewood had a special visitor today! Trey Mock, the man behind the creation of The Indianapolis Colts mascot. He came and talked to our 6th grade students. Trey focused on choosing kindness over anything else! #WeAreFlashes #IgnitingPurpose
Edgewood had a special visitor today! Trey Mock, the man behind the creation of The Indianapolis Colts mascot. He came and talked to our 6th grade students. Trey focused on choosing kindness over anything else! #WeAreFlashes #IgnitingPurpose
