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Back to School Arrival Times

We look forward to welcoming back students on September 8, 2022

9th graders in the FMHS Class of 2026 should arrive for an 8:30 start. There will be lines at the door, so please arrive early and bring some patience.

10th graders in the FMHS Class of 2025 should arrive for a 9:15 start. There will be lines at the door, so please arrive early and bring some patience.

Class of 2023 and Class of 2024 should arrive for a 10am start. 11th graders will meet in the auditorium for a town hall and 12th graders will celebrate the start of senior year in the cafeteria.

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Getting Ready for Back to School

We are excited to welcome everyone back to FMHS next week!

The first day fo school will be Thursday, September 8. Please look for an email at the end of this week with information about the first day and what to expect.

Before students return, we ask all families to complete the following:

EMERGENCY CONTACT FORM - See attached for English and Spanish versions of this form.

FAMILY INCOME INQUIRY FORM - Please use this information to ensure your student has access to food programs, fee waivers, and more.

CLINIC CONSENT FORM - FMHS is lucky to have a Mount Sinai Adolescent Health Clinic in our campus. This is out only on-site nursing. Please ensure your student is enrolled in the clinic by completing the form.
- FMHS Emergency Contact Form 2022-3 - Spanish Translation.pdf
- FMHS Emergency Contact Form 2022-3.pdf
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Summer Assignments

Hello FMHS! All summer assignments for students are posted here. Have a great break!

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What to do if your child is exposed to COVID 19

Please see the attached flowchart explaining what to do if your child is exposed to COVID 19 or experiencing symptoms of COVID 19. It explains access to at-home test kits from school and what to do if your student is exposed outside of school.
- COVID Protocols -- English.pdf
- COVID Protocols Spanish.pdf
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Vaccination at FMHS Next Week

Pop-up vaccination at FMHS 9/13, 9/14, 9/15 and 9/17 will now be offered from 12pm-5pm. (This is a time change from DOE)

Share your student's vaccine status HERE

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Mastery Collaborative Student Panel
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Shout Outs

April 2021

FMHS congratulates Aldo Leon '21 and Christopher Polanco '21 on their many accomplishments as My Brother's Keeper Fellows!

Thank you for your commitment to the FMHS community and beyond.

August 2020

Congratulations to all of the New York Engineering Competition FMHS Winners!

Congratulations to Sammy Roselin '23 who won THIRD PLACE OVERALL at the NY Engineering Competition, and to all the awardees below! Well done!

December 2019
Congratulations to Tina Sherpa for winning the Peter Cooper Award in Cooper Union's STEM on Saturday. Way to Go, Tina!

June 2019:

Parker Giovan, FMHS class of 2016, is the valedictorian of CUNY's Guttman Community College class of 2019. He will be attending Binghamton University this fall to study political science. How awesome!
Vincent Joralemon teaches genetic barcoding, bioengineering, and neuroscience at FMHS. He was awarded a special grant by the SOCIETY FOR SCIENCE AND THE PUBLIC "to mentor underrepresented and low income students and guide them in entering science research competitions." Mr. J is the ONLY grant awardee from the New York City area. Way to go Mr. J!!!

Congratulations Rosalia Minyety on her achievement at the Cooper Union program called Toys-for-Good. She and her team created an ASL hand to help hearing impaired and hearing children to learn sign language.
Catherine Rivas won the first place prize for engineering at NYCSEF! NYC Science and Engineering Fair is the city's largest research competition with over 1000 high school students participating annually. Congratulations Catherine!!!