🥪☀️ Free Summer Meal Box Program Notification! ☀️🥪

Slate Valley families can pick up FREE multi-day meal boxes for children 18 and under this summer!

Each box includes:
🍎 7 breakfasts
🥪 7 lunches

📍 Pickup Location: Fair Haven Grade School parking lot
🗓️ Pickup Day: Every Tuesday during the summer
⏰ Time: 8:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m.

📅 First Pickup: Tuesday, June 30
📅 Last Pickup: Tuesday, August 18

Eligibility Requirements:
✔️ Meals are for children 18 and under
✔️ The child is not receiving meals from another Free Summer Meal Program
✔️ The person picking up the meal box is the child’s parent or guardian

Help us spread the word so every child in our community has access to nutritious meals throughout the summer! 💚
23 days ago, Slate Valley
Graphic promoting the Slate Valley Free Summer Meal Box Program Pickup. The flyer states that free multi-day meal boxes containing seven breakfasts and seven lunches are available for children 18 and under. Pickup takes place in the Fair Haven Grade School parking lot every Tuesday during the summer from 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m., beginning June 30 and ending August 18. Eligibility requirements include that the child is 18 or younger, is not receiving meals from another Free Summer Meal Program, and that the person picking up the meal box is the child’s parent or guardian. The graphic features the Slate Valley logo and a green border decorated with food-themed icons.
🌸🎉 Congratulations, Joann Higgins, on Your Retirement! 🎉🌸

Please join us in celebrating Joann Higgins as she retires after five years of dedicated service to Slate Valley Unified Union School District.

As an Instructional Assistant at Fair Haven Grade School, Joann has made a lasting impact on the students, staff, and families she has worked alongside. Through her patience, kindness, encouragement, and commitment to helping students succeed, she has helped create a positive and supportive learning environment for countless children.

The relationships she built and the care she showed every day have made a difference that extends far beyond the classroom. We are grateful for the time, energy, and heart she brought to her role and to the Fair Haven Grade School community.

Thank you, Joann, for your years of service and dedication. We wish you a retirement filled with happiness, relaxation, new adventures, and many wonderful moments with family and friends.

Congratulations and best wishes on this exciting new chapter!
23 days ago, Slate Valley
Retirement recognition graphic honoring Joann Higgins. The graphic features a portrait of Joann framed by gold geometric shapes and floral decorations on a soft pink background. Text reads: “Happy Retirement,” “Valued by Slate Valley Unified Union School District since 2021,” and “Best Wishes to Joann Higgins.” Additional text identifies her as a “Fair Haven Grade School Instructional Assistant” and thanks her for “5 Years of Dedicated Service.” Pink roses, flowers, greenery, and a watercolor-style rose illustration decorate the graphic, with a Vermont-themed logo displayed in the upper left corner.
🔧🎉 Congratulations, Tony Greene, on Your Retirement! 🎉🔧

After 10 years of dedicated service to Slate Valley Unified Union School District, we extend our heartfelt congratulations and best wishes to Tony Greene as he begins his retirement.

As a Maintenance Technician at Fair Haven Union Middle & High School, Tony has played an important role in keeping our buildings safe, functional, and welcoming for students, staff, and visitors. While much of his work happened behind the scenes, its impact was felt every day by everyone who walked through our doors.

Tony’s commitment, reliability, and willingness to lend a hand have been greatly appreciated throughout his time with the district. We are grateful for the care and expertise he brought to his work and for the many contributions he made over the past decade.

Please join us in thanking Tony for his years of service and wishing him all the best in this exciting new chapter. May your retirement be filled with happiness, relaxation, and plenty of time to enjoy the things you love most!

Congratulations, Tony!
24 days ago, Slate Valley
Retirement recognition graphic honoring Tony Greene. The graphic features a portrait of Tony inside a green and blue hexagonal frame on a light blue background. Text reads: “Happy Retirement,” “Valued by Slate Valley Unified Union School District since 2010,” and “Best Wishes to Tony Greene.” Additional text identifies him as a “Fair Haven Union Middle & High School Maintenance Technician” and thanks him for “10 Years of Dedicated Service.” Decorative maintenance-themed illustrations, including a toolbox with tools, hammer, wrench, nails, and tape measure, surround the portrait. A Vermont-themed logo appears in the upper left corner.
🏛️ FREE Vermont Historic Sites Pass for 4th Graders! 🏛️
Explore Vermont History Where It Happened!

Attention Vermont 4th Grade Families!

The Vermont Division for Historic Preservation is offering a FREE Historic Sites Pass for all Vermont students who have completed 4th grade during the 2025–2026 school year.

With this special pass, students and one accompanying adult receive free admission to all Vermont state-owned historic sites throughout the 2026 season (through October 2026).

🌟 Visit These Historic Vermont Destinations

📍 Bennington Battle Monument State Historic Site
📍 Chimney Point State Historic Site
📍 Hubbardton Battlefield State Historic Site
📍 Mount Independence State Historic Site
📍 President Calvin Coolidge State Historic Site
📍 President Chester A. Arthur State Historic Site

🎟️ How It Works

✅ Print the 4th Grade Pass Letter
✅ Bring the letter to any participating historic site
✅ Present it to site staff for free admission

No registration required!

🌐 Learn More

For site information, hours, and directions, visit:

HistoricSites.Vermont.gov

❓Questions?

Joshua Bell
Director of State Historic Sites
📞 802-505-8592
📧 Joshua.Bell@vermont.gov
25 days ago, Slate Valley
Flyer titled “Free Vermont Historic Sites Pass for 4th Graders.” It explains that Vermont 4th graders who have finished the school year can visit all Vermont state-owned historic sites with one adult for free during the 2026 season, ending in October. It lists steps for using the pass: print the 4th Grade Pass Letter, bring it to a participating historic site, and show it to site staff for free admission. No registration is required. Sites listed include Bennington Battle Monument, Chimney Point, Hubbardton Battlefield, Mount Independence, President Calvin Coolidge, and President Chester A. Arthur State Historic Sites. More information is available at HistoricSites.Vermont.gov, with a QR code and contact information for Joshua Bell at 802-505-8592 or Joshua.Bell@vermont.gov. The flyer uses green, blue, and gold accents with a “VT History Pass” badge and the message, “Make history part of your summer adventure!”
From FHUMHS Band Director, Ms. Samantha Adams: Marching Band sign ups for grades 7-12 are OPEN. If you are an incoming 7th grader or above, you are invited to join! Scan the QR code or click the link to sign up! Sign ups close at the end of the day July 1st, 2026. If you have any questions, please reach out to Samantha Adams at sadams@svuvt.org

https://forms.gle/a8HQgJoAS94FM8kt9
25 days ago, Slate Valley
nformational flyer promoting the Fair Haven Union (FHU) Marching Band for students entering grades 7–12. The flyer explains that marching band members meet during the summer and after school in the fall and spring to learn pep tunes and perform at football games, parades, and other events. A section titled “Why should I join?” highlights benefits including playing popular songs such as We Will Rock You, Narco, and Star Wars, making new friends, and developing teamwork, communication, leadership, creativity, and problem-solving skills. A “How do I join?” section instructs students to scan a QR code and complete a registration form before July 1, 2026. Contact information for Mrs. Adams (sadams@svuvt.org) is provided for questions. The flyer also lists important summer dates: July 1: Sign-ups close July 14, 1:00–3:00 p.m.: Practice July 21, 1:00–3:00 p.m.: Practice July 28, 1:00–3:00 p.m.: Practice August 10–14, 9:00 a.m.–2:00 p.m.: Band Camp A final section titled “What is band camp?” explains that students learn music, marching techniques, and the football game performance show during an intensive week of practice. It compares band camp to a sports training camp and emphasizes opportunities to meet bandmates and make friends. The flyer features decorative music notes, sparkles, a marching band silhouette, and a QR code on a light gray background.
🎉☀️ OVS Field Day is Almost Here! ☀️🎉

Get ready for a day full of fun, teamwork, and excitement! Orwell Village School's annual Field Day is happening on Tuesday, June 16, and students will enjoy a variety of outdoor activities and friendly competition throughout the day.

From a dunk tank, carnival games, face painting, and photo booth to water slides, obstacle courses, yard games, and the always-popular Hula Hoop Challenge: Adults vs. 6th Graders, there will be something for everyone to enjoy!

A few reminders for families:
☀️ Apply sunscreen before school
👕 Dress comfortably for outdoor activities
💦 Pack a change of clothes and a towel—students may get wet!
🚰 Send a reusable water bottle labeled with your child's name

We can't wait to celebrate the end of the school year with a day filled with laughter, teamwork, and school spirit. Let's make it a safe and memorable day for all!
25 days ago, Slate Valley
Colorful Orwell Village School Field Day flyer announcing the annual event on Tuesday, June 16. The flyer explains that students will spend the day participating in outdoor activities and games. Activities are organized into rotations and include a dunk tank, carnival games, food and face painting, photo booth, ring toss, water slide, bucket challenge, cup stacking, obstacle course, yard games, slip and slide, playground activities, chalk activities, and a finale hula hoop challenge between adults and sixth graders. Important reminders encourage sunscreen, comfortable clothing, a change of clothes and towel for water activities, and a reusable water bottle. The flyer also outlines expectations for students to be respectful, responsible, safe, and kind throughout the day. Decorative graphics include sports equipment, carnival images, and the Orwell Village School logo.
📚🎉 Happy Retirement, Tina Rampone! 🎉📚

After 16 years of dedicated service to the students, staff, and families of Slate Valley, we extend our heartfelt congratulations and gratitude to Castleton Elementary School and Orwell Village School librarian, Tina Rampone, on her retirement.

For more than a decade and a half, Tina has inspired a love of reading, learning, and curiosity in countless students. Through story times, library lessons, book recommendations, special projects, tech. integration, and her welcoming presence, she helped make the library a place where every child could discover new worlds, ideas, and possibilities.

Tina's passion for literacy, commitment to students, and support of both schools have left a lasting impact that will be felt for years to come. The thousands of young readers she has encouraged and the memories she has helped create are a testament to the difference one dedicated educator can make.

Thank you, Tina, for 16 years of service, kindness, and unwavering dedication to our school communities. We wish you all the happiness, relaxation, adventures, knitting and good books that retirement has to offer.

Congratulations on your well-deserved retirement! 🧶📖✨
25 days ago, Slate Valley
Retirement recognition graphic honoring Tina Rampone. The design features a portrait of Tina inside a decorative geometric frame with watercolor-style books stacked in the lower left corner and a small potted plant with glasses in the lower right. Text reads: "Happy Retirement. Valued by Slate Valley Unified Union School District since 2010. Best Wishes to Tina Rampone, Castleton Elementary School & Orwell Village School Librarian. Thank you for 16 years of dedicated service!" The Slate Valley logo appears in the upper left corner, with soft floral and butterfly accents throughout the design.
Read important information about the future of Slate Valley in this issue of the SVUUSD Newsletter - June 12, 2026: https://mailchi.mp/f9c5248ac253/slate-valley-district-newsletter-may-15-13836886
28 days ago, Slate Valley
Graphic with a blue sky background and colorful confetti falling around graduation caps. The Fair Haven Union High School Slaters logo appears on the left, and the Slate Valley Unified Union School District logo appears on the right. Large text in the center reads, “Best Wishes to the Class of 2026.” The celebratory graphic congratulates graduating seniors as they prepare for commencement.
Some Fair Haven Union High School seniors returned yesterday to where their educational journey began—Orwell Village School—for one final walk through the halls.

Students were greeted with smiles, cheers, and well wishes from current students and staff as they reflected on how far they have come since their elementary school days. This senior walk offerered the soon to be graduates an opportunity to reconnect with the school and educators who helped shape their journey.

Pictured are OVS graduates from the Fair Haven Union High School Class of 2026 alongside OVS Administrative Assistant Marcy Hart, celebrating this special milestone before tomorrow evening's commencement ceremony.

Congratulations to the Class of 2026! We are proud of all you have accomplished and excited to see where your next chapter leads.
29 days ago, Slate Valley
A group of Fair Haven Union High School seniors wearing blue graduation caps and gowns stand outside Orwell Village School with OVS Administrative Assistant Marcy Hart. The graduates are gathered on a walkway in front of the brick school building, smiling for a group photo as part of their return visit to their former elementary school before graduation. The sky is cloudy overhead, and the group poses in front of the school's courtyard entrance.
🧺☀️ Orwell Village School Community Picnic is Almost Here! ☀️🧺

School may be winding down, but there’s still time for one more wonderful community tradition!

Join OVS students, families, and staff for the Annual Community Picnic on the Orwell Town Green as we celebrate the last day of school together.

📅 Thursday, June 18
⏰ 10:30–11:30 AM
📍 Orwell Town Green

To help make the picnic a success, families are invited to bring a dish to share:

🍪 Grades K–1: Sweet treats, chips & dip, or fresh fruit
🥗 Grades 2–3: Salads, fruit salads, tossed salads, or raw vegetables
🍲 Grades 4–6: Hot dishes such as mac & cheese, baked beans, and other favorites

🐾 Please remember to leave pets and animals at home.

We look forward to celebrating another successful school year and spending time together as a community. See you on the Town Green!
29 days ago, Slate Valley
Orwell Village School flyer promoting the Annual Community Picnic on the Town Green. The flyer features a picnic-themed design with blue checkered tablecloth patterns, flowers, food illustrations, and the Orwell Village School seal. The event will take place on Thursday, June 18, from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. on the Orwell Town Green. Families are asked to bring food items based on grade level: K–1 families bring sweet treats, chips and dip, or fresh fruit; grades 2–3 bring salads, fruit salads, tossed salads, or raw vegetables; grades 4–6 bring hot dishes such as macaroni and cheese or baked beans. A reminder asks guests to leave pets and animals at home. The flyer celebrates the school's annual end-of-year community picnic.
Happy Retirement, Mrs. Rampone!
about 1 month ago, Slate Valley
Retirement announcement flyer honoring Tina Rampone, District Librarian for Castleton Elementary School and Orwell Village School. The flyer features a portrait of Tina in front of library shelves and highlights her retirement after 16 years of service to Slate Valley Unified Union School District. The text recognizes her impact on literacy, STEAM education, and library innovation, including introducing coding, engineering, and 3D design opportunities for students. It notes her recognition as Northern New England School Librarian of the Month, her previous career as a middle school science teacher, her community involvement with Castleton Cares, and her completion of a 300-mile hike along Spain’s Camino de Santiago. The flyer closes with Tina’s advice to students: “The more you engage and challenge yourself, the more you’ll grow. And always be kind—small acts can make a big difference,” and thanks her for her years of dedication as she begins retirement. The design features soft green accents, leaf illustrations, and the heading “Happy Retirement.”
Our 5th and 6th graders split into groups today for a hands-on STEM challenge: building bridges out of straws! It was incredible to see their creativity and engineering skills in action. Stay tuned for an update and more photos soon to see how these designs hold up during testing!
about 1 month ago, Slate Valley
Two students work together at a classroom table, using colorful drinking straws and tape to build a geometric structure as part of a hands-on STEM activity.
Two students work at a counter near classroom plants and a window, carefully balancing colorful straws as they build a freestanding structure.
Two students examine a partially completed straw framework on a classroom table, measuring and adjusting pieces as part of a STEM building activity.
A small group of students sits on the classroom floor discussing and planning their straw structure design while completing a STEM engineering challenge.
Students gather around a science lab table, measuring, taping, and constructing straw-based geometric designs during a STEM challenge.
Two students stand at a classroom table arranging colorful straws and tape while planning the next steps of their engineering project.
Two students sit by a classroom window assembling a structure from colorful straws, rulers, and tape during a collaborative engineering activity.
Several students collaborate around a classroom table covered with rulers, scissors, and colorful straws as they test and refine their structure design.
📣 Exciting Staff Updates at Orwell Village School! 📣

As we prepare for the 2026–2027 school year, OVS is celebrating both new beginnings and a legacy of service.

Please join us in thanking Josh Martin for 14 years of dedication to Orwell Village School as he begins a new administrative opportunity, and in welcoming Olivia Cook as our new 3rd Grade Teacher and Monica Alvarez as our new School Librarian. We are also excited for Emily Slote as she transitions into leading OVS's new combined K/1 classroom this fall.

Thank you, Josh, for your years of service, and welcome to the OVS family, Olivia and Monica! 💙💛
about 1 month ago, Slate Valley
Flyer from Orwell Village School titled "Exciting Staff Updates & New Welcomes at Orwell Village School!" The flyer announces several staffing changes for the 2026–2027 school year. It honors Josh Martin for 14 years of service as a kindergarten teacher, lead teacher, and teachers' union president, and notes his transition to an administrative position in another district. The flyer welcomes Olivia Cook as the new third-grade teacher, highlighting her degree in Early Childhood and Special Education from Castleton University and her experience in elementary education. It also introduces Monica Alvarez as the new school librarian, noting her Dartmouth College background, ongoing master's studies in library science, teaching experience, and multilingual skills. Finally, the flyer announces Emily Slote's transition from third grade to leading a new combined kindergarten/first-grade classroom, emphasizing her expertise in early literacy and the science of reading. Photos of each staff member accompany their biographies.
Special Board Meeting - June 8, 2026 -
You’re invited to the Slate Valley Unified Union School District Board Meeting at 6:30 p.m. in the Orwell Village School Gymnasium.
This meeting will be in person. Virtually connect by going to:
Video call link: https://meet.google.com/vsx-qjxt-kye
Or dial: (US) +1 234-719-4117 PIN: 856 473 497#


Please note: To participate in conversation virtually and/or ask a question virtually, please use the “raise hand” icon in Google Meet. Typing responses or questions in chat is not an option.
about 1 month ago, Slate Valley
Graphic promoting a Slate Valley Unified Union School District Board Meeting. The design features the text “Please Join Us Tonight” surrounding a circle of stylized green figures representing community members. Large text reads “Slate Valley Unified Union School District Board Meeting.” Inside the center circle, the agenda includes: Consent Agenda, End-of-Year Goal Sharing (Elementary), Legislative Update, Committee Reports, and Finance. The Vermont-themed Slate Valley logo appears on the right side. At the bottom, the graphic lists the meeting details: June 8, 2026, at 6:30 PM in the Orwell Village School Gymnasium. The graphic uses teal, green, and light gray colors on a white background.
PLEASE check out the latest Slate Valley District Newsletter! https://mailchi.mp/0936e2d3fb42/slate-valley-district-newsletter-may-15-13836831

Each week, we share student achievements, classroom highlights, upcoming events, staff and alumni spotlights, and important district news from across Slate Valley. It's also where Superintendent Brooke Olsen-Farrell regularly shares updates on educational initiatives and state-level developments that may impact our schools.

We encourage families and community members to take a few minutes to open the newsletter and scroll through. You might discover a student success story, learn about an upcoming event, or gain insight into the work happening throughout our district.

Thank you for helping us celebrate, support, and stay connected to the Slate Valley community!
about 1 month ago, Slate Valley
Graphic promoting the Slate Valley Unified USD Newsletter dated June 5, 2026. The header reads "Slate Valley Unified USD Newsletter" with the date displayed below. The center of the graphic features the Slate Valley Vermont logo over a scenic lake and tree-lined background. Surrounding the logo are school emblems representing Fair Haven Grade School (FHGS), Benson Village School (BVS), Fair Haven Union Middle School, Fair Haven Union High School, Orwell Village School (OVS), and Castleton Elementary School (CES). The graphic uses the district's green, blue, gold, red, and gray school colors and includes the slogan "Our School, Your Future."
This morning, our talented 5th and 6th-grade musicians took the stage at the High Note music festival in Glens Falls! After weeks of practice and hard work, our students performed for expert evaluators. Once the music wraps up, they’ll be heading over to Six Flags Great Escape for a well-deserved afternoon of celebrating on the coasters. We are incredibly proud of their dedication—wish them luck!
about 1 month ago, Slate Valley
A group of Orwell Village School band students and their music teacher pose outside a stone church before a performance. Students wear matching Orwell Wildcats shirts and hold a variety of instruments, including clarinets, flutes, trumpets, saxophones, and trombones.
Orwell Village School band students sit in rows inside a large historic hall during a rehearsal or performance setup. Students hold woodwind and brass instruments while music stands are arranged in front of them on a wooden stage floor.
Friday Focus: Field Trips - Learning Beyond the Classroom

As the school year begins to wind down, students across Slate Valley have been taking their learning on the road through a variety of engaging field trips and off-site educational experiences. These opportunities provide valuable hands-on learning, real-world connections, and memories that often last long after the school year ends.

Field trips allow students to explore concepts beyond textbooks and classroom walls while building curiosity, teamwork, and a deeper understanding of the world around them. Whether visiting museums, historical sites, local businesses, or participating in special events, students gain experiences that enrich and extend classroom learning.

Over the past several weeks, students throughout the district have been busy exploring:
- Benson Village School and Orwell Village School students spent a day at the Lake Champlain Maritime Museum, learning about Vermont's rich maritime history and the importance of Lake Champlain.
- Castleton Elementary School first graders visited the Wonderfeet Kids' Museum, where they enjoyed hands-on exploration and participated in an engineering activity focused on the importance of bees and pollination.
- Fair Haven Union Middle School students and Castleton Elementary fourth graders attended Patriots on the Mount at Mount Independence, a special event commemorating the 250th anniversary of the American Revolution and bringing history to life through immersive experiences.
- Fair Haven Grade School Band and Chorus students showcased their talents at the High Notes Music Festival in Lake George before celebrating their hard work with a visit to The Great Escape.
- Fair Haven Union High School Career Exploration students toured Telescope Casual Furniture in Granville, gaining firsthand insight into manufacturing careers and the many opportunities available within our local workforce.

These experiences require significant planning, coordination, and teamwork behind the scenes. As we celebrate the learning that takes place beyond the classroom, we also want to extend our sincere thanks to our teachers, support staff, administrators, community partners, families, and transportation teams who help make these opportunities possible.
about 1 month ago, Slate Valley
Graphic titled “Focus Friday: Field Trips” featuring a collage of photos from student learning experiences across Slate Valley schools. Images show students touring a manufacturing facility, participating in hands-on activities at the Lake Champlain Maritime Museum, exploring aquatic ecosystems by collecting samples with nets, visiting the Wonderfeet Kids Museum, attending a music festival and trip to Great Escape, taking part in a historical reenactment at Mount Independence, and conducting a lake ecology activity in shallow water. The Slate Valley Unified Union School District logo appears in the lower right corner. The graphic highlights the variety of off-campus educational opportunities that connect classroom learning with real-world experiences.
Today the Fair Haven Union Middle & High School Marching Band brought the energy to OVS! The students loved hearing the amazing music and cheering on our talented musicians. Such a great visit!
about 1 month ago, Slate Valley
Fair Haven Union Middle and High School band students stand at the front of a school gymnasium holding a variety of instruments, including clarinets, saxophones, drums, trumpets, and trombones, while elementary students sit on the floor watching. Colorful music note decorations hang above the stage area during the performance.
A student conductor leads members of the Fair Haven Union Middle and High School band during a performance for elementary students. Band members play percussion, woodwind, and brass instruments while younger students watch attentively from the gym floor.
Wide view of a school gymnasium as the Fair Haven Union Middle and High School band performs for a large group of elementary students seated on the floor. Teachers and staff stand along the walls while student musicians play a variety of instruments at the front of the room beneath hanging music note decorations.
🏈⚽🏑📣 Attention Slate Valley student-athletes and families! 📣🏑⚽🏈

Planning to participate in a fall sport during the 2026 season? Join us for the Slate Valley Fall Athletics Informational Meeting on Tuesday, June 16 at 5:30 PM in the FHUMHS Gym.

This meeting is for students entering grades 7–12 and their families and will cover important information including:
✅ Athlete registration updates
✅ Fall start dates and heat acclimatization requirements
✅ Summer training opportunities
✅ Athletic schedules and sports physicals
✅ ParentSquare communication tools
✅ Concussion and injury communication protocols
✅ Booster Club support

📌 Please note: This meeting replaces the traditional August athletic meeting.

🏃‍♀️🏈⚽ All athletes must have an updated sports physical on file at school.

Questions? Contact Athletic Director Eric Ramey at eramey@svuvt.org.
about 1 month ago, Slate Valley
Flyer promoting the Slate Valley 2026 Fall Athletics Informational Meeting. The flyer features sports-themed graphics including a football, golf bag, soccer ball, running shoe, field hockey stick and ball, and cheer pom-poms. Text announces the meeting will be held on Tuesday, June 16 at 5:30 PM in the FHUMHS Gym. The meeting is intended for student-athletes and families in grades 7–12 entering the fall 2026 season. Topics include the new Arbiter athlete registration platform, fall start dates and heat acclimatization procedures, summer training opportunities, athletic schedules and sports physicals, ParentSquare communication, the SWAY concussion and injury communication program, and Booster Club support. Contact information for Athletic Director Eric Ramey is provided. The flyer notes that this meeting replaces the traditional August athletic meeting and reminds families that all athletes need an updated sports physical on file at school. The design uses blue, green, red, and black text on a light background.
📸🎓 Throwback Thursday: FHUHS Graduations Through the Years! 🎓📸

From 1976 to 1993 to 2006 — a lot may have changed at Fair Haven Union High School over the years… but some things never do: the excitement of graduation day, proud families in the crowd, and Slater pride shining through.

What differences do you notice between these graduation photos from the last 50 years? 👀
What feels exactly the same?

Do you recognize anyone in these throwback snapshots? Tag them in the comments or share a favorite graduation memory from your time at FHUHS!

And Slater Alumni — 🎓⬇️ Drop the year you graduated from FHUHS in the comments and see who else from your class is here!

(Photos courtesy of The Rutland Herald Archives)
about 1 month ago, Slate Valley
Graphic titled “Throwback Thursday” featuring the Slate Valley logo and three black-and-white historical graduation photos from Fair Haven Union High School. The photos are labeled with the years 1976, 1993, and 2006, showing graduates in caps and gowns during commencement ceremonies. A graduation cap graphic appears in the bottom right corner next to the text “FHUHS Graduations.”