Monday
Daily Announcements
April 13, 2026
Falcons! The 2025-2026 yearbooks are now on sale! You can buy one by scanning a QR code on one of the posters around the school. Each yearbook costs $45 and the last day to buy a yearbook is on April 30th. Don’t miss your chance!
Grade 12’s, Grad Quotes are due April 17th! Scan the QR code on posters in your Homeroom or in Student Services! We want to see your chosen quote, your favourite childhood movie, and your future plans.
Hey Falcons! Mark your calendar for Thursday April 16th. Student Council is hosting a watch party for an episode of Ted Lasso! Bring your coins or card for the canteen.
We’re marking this special occasion on Thursday with Jersey Day. Show your spirit Flacons!
Merch is being sold in the library at lunch on Thursday.
A reminder that Junior Mathletes meet today at lunch in room 114.
Attention Writers! Whether you be aspiring authors, poets, in fiction or memoir, come write in Frontenac's Creative Writing contest on April 29th periods three and four! Entries will be anonymously judged by local authors, and the top submission in each category — short fiction, poetry, and creative non-fiction — will win a prize!
Get even further involved in FSS's growing writing community by coming to the writing workshops every Wednesday in room 135 leading up to the competition.
This week the focus is on writing poetry. Everyone is welcome. Don't miss out on this epic opportunity!
AP English Prep meets this Thursday after school in 135. Join us for treats, good times, and rigorous academic discussion of the AP English Literature & Composition exam!
The level 100 Band Meets tonight after school from 2:30 to 3:30 pm!
The coffee house is coming up this Wednesday evening from 7 to 9 pm. Want to support arts at Frontenac? Want some tasty treats for your ears and for your bouche? Check it out Wednesday in the library!
Sr Trivia practice today at lunch.
Starting tomorrow, raffle tickets will be on sale in the front foyer! Enter to win a Sephora prize pack, a Landmark Theatre prize pack, and more! Tickets are $3 each, 2 for $5, or 5 for $10. Help send your trivia team to nationals and win some awesome stuff!
The Junior Boys Soccer team had a good start to their season on Friday in the Icebreaker tournament. They showed maturity, determination and a surprising resistance to hypothermia playing in dropping temperatures, wind, and a lot of rain. It’s going to be a great season!
This is an important reminder for any students participating in the Literacy Test rewrite this week. Please arrive at the Library by 8:15 am. Don’t forget to bring your charged school laptop. If you do not have one, there will be extras available for you to use. Please see Ms. Depew if you have any questions.
Tuesday
Daily Announcements
April 14, 2026
Falcons! The 2025-2026 yearbooks are now on sale! You can buy one by scanning a QR code on one of the posters around the school. Each yearbook costs $45 and the last day to buy a yearbook is on April 30th. Don’t miss your chance!
Grade 12’s, Grad Quotes are due this Friday April 17th! Scan the QR code on posters in your Homeroom or in Student Services! We want to see your chosen quote, your favourite childhood movie, and your future plans.
Hey Falcons! Mark your calendar for Thursday April 16th. Student Council is hosting a watch party for an episode of Ted Lasso! Bring your coins or card for the canteen.
We’re marking this special occasion on Thursday with Jersey Day. Show your spirit Flacons!
Merch is being sold in the library at lunch on Thursday.
Attention All solo performers involved in the coffee house. There will be a brief meeting in the music room today at lunch.
The strings ensemble meets today at lunch
Calling all creative writers! We meet tomorrow at lunch for another Writers’ Wednesday in preparation for the Creative Writing Contest at the end of the month! This week we will focus on writing poetry, from freeverse to song lyrics and everything in between. Bring your lunch and join us tomorrow at 11 a.m. in Room 135.
Do you like swag and prizes? Want to learn more about stress and how to manage it? Then join the experts Tomorrow, April 15th at lunch in the Library for the Managing Stress and Wellness Workshop. See you there!
Attention students! Are you interested in Summer Co-op? Do you want to learn more about Co-op, understand the requirements, or see how it fits into your 34-credit graduation plan or SHSM, now is the time to ask questions and get planning!
If you’re thinking about earning credits, gaining real-world experience, and building your resume, come see Mr. Bennett in Student Services or book an appointment with the grade 10 guidance counsellor via the QR code.
Attention students! The schedule for Dual Credits at St. Lawrence College has now been released for the fall of next school year. If you signed up for a dual credit next year—or are interested in learning how you can earn both a high school elective and a college credit at the same time—please book an appointment with your Guidance Counsellor to complete your application.
Attention all self-identified Indigenous students:
The Limestone District School Board Indigenous Team will be hosting a special event on Thursday, April 30th during Period 2 in the Library. Recruiters from Loyalist College, St. Lawrence College, and Queen’s University will be visiting to share information about programs, supports, and future pathways. This is a great opportunity to explore your options after high school—plus, snacks and drinks will be provided!
The English Department is heading to the Stratford Festival on May 21st and 22nd, and you’re invited! We’ll be seeing two incredible shows, The Tempest and Something Rotten!, and taking part in a behind-the-scenes workshop.
If you’re interested or want more information, stop by the English office to see Ms. Cavers or Ms. Dembinski. The deadline to sign up is May 1st, and spots are limited, so don’t miss your chance to experience world-class theatre, and explore the town of Stratford!
There will be an important meeting tomorrow at lunch for any boys who play basketball this year at FSS. Also, if you have made arrangements with Mr. Bennett to volunteer timing and scorekeeping May 8-10 weekend please also plan on attending the meeting to sign up for your shifts!
Jr. Boys soccer made FSS proud yesterday! We started the season off right with 0 cards and 2 goals in a win against Regiopolis-Notre Dame. Shout out to awesome keeper Aiden Laird-Bresee! Watch the Google Classroom at 3 pm for the decision on practice today!
Wednesday
Daily Announcements
April 15, 2026
Falcons! The 2025-2026 yearbooks are now on sale! You can buy one by scanning a QR code on one of the posters around the school. Each yearbook costs $45 and the last day to buy a yearbook is on April 30th. Don’t miss your chance!
Grade 12’s, Grad Quotes are due this Friday April 17th! Scan the QR code on posters in your Homeroom or in Student Services! We want to see your chosen quote, your favourite childhood movie, and your future plans.
Hey Falcons, we are hoping to use the cafeteria space again and serve food. Please fill out the cafeteria survey at lunch to help this process. We would love your input!
A reminder to SHSM students that part 2 of the First Aid/CPR certification is all day today in room 274. Please be prompt.
Hey Falcons! Tomorrow is the day!
Student Council is hosting a watch party for an episode of Ted Lasso! Bring your coins or card for the canteen.
We’re marking this special occasion on Thursday with Jersey Day. Show your spirit Flacons!
WRITERS WEDNESDAY – today at lunch in room 135! All interested creative writers, please join us!
Merch is being sold in the library at lunch tomorrow.
The level 200 Band
Will not meet after school tonight, so that folks have enough time to prepare for coffee house.
The percussion ensemble meets today at lunch.
The tech crew meets briefly at lunch today
Tonight is the coffee house from 7 to 9 pm in the Library. Suggested donation is $2 entrance fee. Stay for one number, or stay for the whole time! It’s gonna be a great time!
Any senior business student interested in attending a presentation from a former FSS student who is now the Chief Marketing Office for Cabot Golf, come see Ms. McCormick in the business office. The presentation is Tuesday, period 4 in room 276.
AP English Exam Prep is running TOMORROW, after school, in Ms. Cavers’ room (135). Only three weeks left until the AP English Literature Exam – come on out and hone those writing and analytical skills (and enjoy some treats & great conversation!).
Do you like swag and prizes? Want to learn more about stress and how to manage it? Then join the experts TODAY at lunch in the Library for the Managing Stress and Wellness Workshop. See you there!
Hey Falcons, do you want to come support our Frontenac track athletes? What about coming to watch our flacons break records? Well you're in luck! We are looking for volunteers to spend the day at the track during our local Kingston Track and Field meets. If you're interested, please come and sign your name on the sign-up sheet out front of Ms. Hamilton’s phys ed. Office. There will also be a brief meeting at lunch tomorrow Thusday April 16th in room 176 to go over details and dates. Please make sure you attend and collect a permission form.
Attention students! Are you interested in Summer Co-op? Do you want to learn more about Co-op, understand the requirements, or see how it fits into your 34-credit graduation plan or SHSM, now is the time to ask questions and get planning!
If you’re thinking about earning credits, gaining real-world experience, and building your resume, come see Mr. Bennett in Student Services or book an appointment with the grade 10 guidance counsellor via the QR code.
Attention students! The schedule for Dual Credits at St. Lawrence College has now been released for the fall of next school year. If you signed up for a dual credit next year—or are interested in learning how you can earn both a high school elective and a college credit at the same time—please book an appointment with your Guidance Counsellor to complete your application.
Attention all self-identified Indigenous students:
The Limestone District School Board Indigenous Team will be hosting a special event on Thursday, April 30th during Period 2 in the Library. Recruiters from Loyalist College, St. Lawrence College, and Queen’s University will be visiting to share information about programs, supports, and future pathways. This is a great opportunity to explore your options after high school—plus, snacks and drinks will be provided!
The English Department is heading to the Stratford Festival on May 21st and 22nd, and you’re invited! We’ll be seeing two incredible shows, The Tempest and Something Rotten!, and taking part in a behind-the-scenes workshop.
If you’re interested or want more information, stop by the English office to see Ms. Cavers or Ms. Dembinski. The deadline to sign up is May 1st, and spots are limited, so don’t miss your chance to experience world-class theatre, and explore the town of Stratford!
There will be an important meeting TODAY at lunch for any boys who played basketball this year at FSS. Also, if you have made arrangements with Mr. Bennett to volunteer timing and scorekeeping May 8-10 weekend please also plan on attending the meeting to sign up for your shifts!
The Junior Girls soccer team takes on Regi in their first KASSAA game today at 2:30 at Richardson. Let’s go ladies!
Thursday
Daily Announcements
April 16, 2026
Falcons! The 2025-2026 yearbooks are now on sale! You can buy one by scanning a QR code on one of the posters around the school. Each yearbook costs $45 and the last day to buy a yearbook is on April 30th. Don’t miss your chance!
Grade 12’s, Grad Quotes are due this Friday April 17th! Scan the QR code on posters in your Homeroom or in Student Services! We want to see your chosen quote, your favourite childhood movie, and your future plans.
Hey Falcons! Today is the DAY! Student Council is hosting a watch party for a sports movie at lunch in the library. Bring your coins or card for the canteen. Merch is being sold in the library at lunch as well!
Attention senior business students!
Don’t miss an incredible opportunity to hear from a former FSS student who is now the Chief Marketing Officer at Cabot Golf! If you’re interested in marketing, branding, or career pathways, this is your chance to gain real-world insights and ask questions.
When: Tuesday, Period 4
Where: Room 276 see Ms. McCormick in the business office to sign up!
Attention students! Are you interested in Summer Co-op? Do you want to learn more about Co-op, understand the requirements, or see how it fits into your 34-credit graduation plan or SHSM, now is the time to ask questions and get planning!
If you’re thinking about earning credits, gaining real-world experience, and building your resume, come see Mr. Bennett in Student Services or book an appointment with the grade 10 guidance counsellor via the QR code.
Attention students! The schedule for Dual Credits at St. Lawrence College has now been released for the fall of next school year. If you signed up for a dual credit next year—or are interested in learning how you can earn both a high school elective and a college credit at the same time—please book an appointment with your Guidance Counsellor to complete your application.
Attention all self-identified Indigenous students:
The Limestone District School Board Indigenous Team will be hosting a special event on Thursday, April 30th during Period 2 in the Library. Recruiters from Loyalist College, St. Lawrence College, and Queen’s University will be visiting to share information about programs, supports, and future pathways. This is a great opportunity to explore your options after high school—plus, snacks and drinks will be provided!
Hey Falcons if you are interested in seeing the cafeteria open again, please fill out the yellow cafeteria survey with QR code to give input to putting this space back in use for FSS.
Raffle tickets on sale in the front foyer today at lunch! Just $3 each, 2 for $5, or 5 for $10 for a chance to win awesome prizes including a Sephora gift pack and a Landmark Cinemas experience. Cash only today.
Are you interested in running for co-prez or VP of student council next year? Only students who have attended meetings prior to the election will be eligible to apply. Come check it out every Wednesday at lunch.
The Junior Girls soccer team played their season opener against Regi yesterday. After a bit of a slow start, the girls found their groove and dominated the play. Congratulations to the team for their intense and strong team play. The junior girls ended the game with a 6-1 win.
And the Senior Girls soccer team also played their season opener against Regi yesterday. It was an intense game where our Falcons showed strong passing and communication. Brooklyn Niemy secured the 2-0 win by scoring both goals. And our defence worked hard to ensure goalie Marley Murray made her KASSAA debut with a shutout. Well done Falcons!
The Senior Girls Rugby team had a strong start to their KASSAA season yesterday against LaSalle with a 39 – 0 win. Tries scored by Jenna Martin, Lucy Shillington, Olivia Kyte, Delaney Brule, Vic McCourt and Evelyn Moore. Conversions made by Olivia Kyte. What an amazing first game, looking forward to the rest of the season.
The English Department is heading to the Stratford Festival on May 21st and 22nd, and you’re invited! We’ll be seeing two incredible shows, The Tempest and Something Rotten!, and taking part in a behind-the-scenes workshop.
If you’re interested or want more information, stop by the English office to see Ms. Cavers or Ms. Dembinski. The deadline to sign up is May 1st, and spots are limited, so don’t miss your chance to experience world-class theatre, and explore the town of Stratford!
Good morning track supporters. This is a reminder that there will be a brief but mandatory meeting TODAY at lunch in room 176 for any students wanting to volunteer at our local Kingston track and field meets. Can’t wait to see you there!