We’re excited to welcome Officer Greene from the Gratiot County Sheriff’s Office as our new School Resource Officer! 🎉
We appreciate the proactiveness and strong partnership of Officer Greene and the Gratiot County Sheriff’s Office. Officer Greene will be shared among schools throughout Gratiot County, and you will see him—along with other officers—regularly in our buildings, focused on getting to know students and staff and building positive relationships.
Through a Memorandum of Understanding between Gratiot County schools and the Sheriff’s Office, this partnership emphasizes mentorship, education, prevention, and assistance, supporting both student safety and a welcoming school environment.
We’re grateful for this collaboration and look forward to the positive impact this partnership will have across Gratiot County schools. 💙🚓
We appreciate the proactiveness and strong partnership of Officer Greene and the Gratiot County Sheriff’s Office. Officer Greene will be shared among schools throughout Gratiot County, and you will see him—along with other officers—regularly in our buildings, focused on getting to know students and staff and building positive relationships.
Through a Memorandum of Understanding between Gratiot County schools and the Sheriff’s Office, this partnership emphasizes mentorship, education, prevention, and assistance, supporting both student safety and a welcoming school environment.
We’re grateful for this collaboration and look forward to the positive impact this partnership will have across Gratiot County schools. 💙🚓
Mrs. Jerome's class is learning about how water flows down a mountain in science!
When is sick too sick for school?
- STEM 2026 Make and Show -
Good Morning, Reminder that Daddy/Daughter Dance forms are due back by Friday January 30th. Those can be turned in to the Elementary office.
Thank you and have a great day!
Thank you and have a great day!
Cold Weather Reminders
Please remember that we will be going outside for recess daily, with the following exceptions:
1. If the temperature is 10 degrees Fahrenheit or below
2. If the windchill (feels like) temperature is 0 degrees Fahrenheit or below
Please make sure that your student has the proper clothing to be outside for 25 min. This may include: boots, snow pants, hats, gloves, coats, scarves, etc.
The office does not have the resources to supply these items to students.
Please remember that we will be going outside for recess daily, with the following exceptions:
1. If the temperature is 10 degrees Fahrenheit or below
2. If the windchill (feels like) temperature is 0 degrees Fahrenheit or below
Please make sure that your student has the proper clothing to be outside for 25 min. This may include: boots, snow pants, hats, gloves, coats, scarves, etc.
The office does not have the resources to supply these items to students.
🥳 Fulton Schools Soars on M-STEP Growth Data! 🚀
We're thrilled to share some outstanding news highlighting the significant academic growth of our students on the Michigan Student Test of Educational Progress (M-STEP)!
The M-STEP Student Growth Percentile data for the 2023-2024 school year shows Fulton Schools is making remarkable progress, often outpacing state and regional averages!
📚 English Language Arts (ELA) Growth
Fulton Schools saw a substantial jump in ELA growth, surpassing the state average for the first time in recent years:
This increase demonstrates that our dedicated students and teachers are making excellent strides in literacy development!
➕ Mathematics Growth
Our students continue to shine in Math, achieving high-level growth that significantly exceeds state averages.
What This Means
This exceptional growth is a testament to the hard work of our students, the tireless efforts of our teachers, and the commitment of our Fulton community. We are focused on fostering an environment where every student achieves their full potential.
Let's keep up the great work as we continue to rise!
#FultonSchools #MSTEP #StudentGrowth #AcademicExcellence #ProudPrincipal #EducationMatters
We're thrilled to share some outstanding news highlighting the significant academic growth of our students on the Michigan Student Test of Educational Progress (M-STEP)!
The M-STEP Student Growth Percentile data for the 2023-2024 school year shows Fulton Schools is making remarkable progress, often outpacing state and regional averages!
📚 English Language Arts (ELA) Growth
Fulton Schools saw a substantial jump in ELA growth, surpassing the state average for the first time in recent years:
This increase demonstrates that our dedicated students and teachers are making excellent strides in literacy development!
➕ Mathematics Growth
Our students continue to shine in Math, achieving high-level growth that significantly exceeds state averages.
What This Means
This exceptional growth is a testament to the hard work of our students, the tireless efforts of our teachers, and the commitment of our Fulton community. We are focused on fostering an environment where every student achieves their full potential.
Let's keep up the great work as we continue to rise!
#FultonSchools #MSTEP #StudentGrowth #AcademicExcellence #ProudPrincipal #EducationMatters
🏃 Stay Active, Stay Engaged 🏃
Physical activity keeps children healthy, energized, and ready for school. Active kids show up and learn better!
Need support or want to learn more? Visit fewerthan5.com for family resources. Funding for Strive for Fewer than Five is supported by the Region 5 MiFamily Engagement Center.
Physical activity keeps children healthy, energized, and ready for school. Active kids show up and learn better!
Need support or want to learn more? Visit fewerthan5.com for family resources. Funding for Strive for Fewer than Five is supported by the Region 5 MiFamily Engagement Center.
Due to the extreme weather forecast for tomorrow, Friday January 23rd, Fulton Schools will be closed. Please be safe.
Happy Foster Grandparent Day, Grandma Vi! Thanks for all the support you provide for students and staff. ❤️ Today we celebrated how amazing you are!
"🗓️ Check the School Calendar! 🗓️
Know what’s happening at school! Check for holidays, half-days, and other events so you can plan ahead for the second semester and help your child stay on track. You can even ask for a printed calendar to hang at home.
Need support or want to learn more? Visit fewerthan5.com for family resources. Funding for Strive for Fewer than Five is supported by the Region 5 MiFamily Engagement Center."
Know what’s happening at school! Check for holidays, half-days, and other events so you can plan ahead for the second semester and help your child stay on track. You can even ask for a printed calendar to hang at home.
Need support or want to learn more? Visit fewerthan5.com for family resources. Funding for Strive for Fewer than Five is supported by the Region 5 MiFamily Engagement Center."
Mrs. Jerome's class is learning geometry using spaghetti noodles!
Due current and forecasted weather conditions, Fulton Schools will be closed Monday, January 19th.
Please be safe if you have to travel.
📚✨ Good News About Our Schools! ✨📚
Our 2024–2025 NWEA Reading scores are in—and our Pirates made impressive growth from fall to spring!
Across grade levels, students showed strong gains in both RIT scores and percentile rankings, demonstrating hard work, resilience, and a commitment to becoming stronger readers.
🌟 From Kindergarten through 8th grade, our students continue to grow as readers, and several grades made double-digit percentile jumps!
We are incredibly proud of our students, teachers, and families for supporting literacy growth all year long. Together, we are building strong readers the Pirate way! 🏴☠️💙
#FultonSchools #PiratePride #ReadingGrowth #NWEA #GoodNews #StudentSuccess
Our 2024–2025 NWEA Reading scores are in—and our Pirates made impressive growth from fall to spring!
Across grade levels, students showed strong gains in both RIT scores and percentile rankings, demonstrating hard work, resilience, and a commitment to becoming stronger readers.
🌟 From Kindergarten through 8th grade, our students continue to grow as readers, and several grades made double-digit percentile jumps!
We are incredibly proud of our students, teachers, and families for supporting literacy growth all year long. Together, we are building strong readers the Pirate way! 🏴☠️💙
#FultonSchools #PiratePride #ReadingGrowth #NWEA #GoodNews #StudentSuccess
Please remember for those students in participating in Little Pirates Basketball: 3rd and 4th graders play tonight at halftime of the boys basketball games. 1st and 2nd play next Friday at halftime of the boys basketball games. We will see 3rd and 4th grade participants tonight.
Just a reminder..... PTO will be selling popcorn for $1 per bag tomorrow for Popcorn Friday @ the Elementary School!
"👩🏫 Teacher Connections Matter 👩🏫
Share concerns or questions with teachers, they want to partner with you for your child’s success every day!
Need support or want to learn more? Visit fewerthan5.com for family resources. Funding for Strive for Fewer than Five is supported by the Region 5 MiFamily Engagement Center.
Share concerns or questions with teachers, they want to partner with you for your child’s success every day!
Need support or want to learn more? Visit fewerthan5.com for family resources. Funding for Strive for Fewer than Five is supported by the Region 5 MiFamily Engagement Center.
Don't forget about BINGO NIGHT! Come support the Class of 2027!
📚 Strong Attendance Builds Futures 📚
Regular attendance improves reading, math, and social skills. Every day counts toward a bright academic future!
Need support or want to learn more? Visit fewerthan5.com for family resources. Funding for Strive for Fewer than Five is supported by the Region 5 MiFamily Engagement Center.
Regular attendance improves reading, math, and social skills. Every day counts toward a bright academic future!
Need support or want to learn more? Visit fewerthan5.com for family resources. Funding for Strive for Fewer than Five is supported by the Region 5 MiFamily Engagement Center.
Congratulations go to Mrs. Brake's classroom. Her students earn a pizza party for their work collecting "Coins for a Cause."
Fulton Elementary worked to raise funds for Gratiot Count Hope House, through a matching funds grant with United Way. The elementary school raised $750.87 in all grade levels, which in turn lead to over $1500 being donated to Gratiot County Hope House.
Mrs. Brake's classroom raided $423.95 of those funds to lead the way. Congratulations to them, and to everyone for giving to this great cause. Keep up the great work.
Fulton Elementary worked to raise funds for Gratiot Count Hope House, through a matching funds grant with United Way. The elementary school raised $750.87 in all grade levels, which in turn lead to over $1500 being donated to Gratiot County Hope House.
Mrs. Brake's classroom raided $423.95 of those funds to lead the way. Congratulations to them, and to everyone for giving to this great cause. Keep up the great work.