Congratulations to the Mighty Whirlwind Band for making it to area! We are so proud of your success this year!
#whirlwindpride 💚🌪️

Senior Night Info

Trainer Martin is our The Difference is You staff member of the week!
#whirlwindpride 💚🌪️

🌪️💚Lucky Whirlwinds💚🌪️
6th- Isabel Huizar
7th- Charli Moore
8th- Abbigail Hartline
9th- Daryl Henderson
10th- Guillermo Vega
11th- Santiago Miranda
12th- Nicolas Garcia
Students must be present to win.
Congratulations!
#whirlwindpride 💚🌪️







English IV is reading Hamlet
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‼️Attention Juniors and Seniors‼️

Floydada Collegiate High School students Jayvien Aleman and Noah Fierros are serving as election workers today and will return on Tuesday, November 3, for Election Day!
We are proud of these young men for taking an active role in their community and helping others exercise their right to vote. What a great example of civic responsibility and leadership!

The Rural Student Success Initiative hosted a FAFSA Fajita Night
Completing your FAFSA is a graduation requirement. Other opportunities will be made available for seniors and parents.




FCISD Community,
Beginning tomorrow, you will notice a change when you call into the school district. Our numbers will now ring into a “Digital Assistant”, and you will be prompted to press a number to connect to the campus of your choice. The current format is this:
Press 1 for Elementary.
Press 2 for Junior High/High School.
Press 3 for Administration Office.
Press 4 for Special Programs.
Press 5 for Technology and Federal Programs.
You are free to press the number at any time. You do not have to be "polite" to the digital assistant and wait for it to read all the options.
We arranged the choices by the most commonly called locations. We will continue to refine this system as needed. We are migrating to this system to serve everyone better, so that you can call any of our numbers and still get through to the desired location, and also so that our secretaries can spend their time on legitimate district calls rather than the swarm of “spam” and “ghost” calls we are all tired of receiving. Have a great day!
Beginning tomorrow, you will notice a change when you call into the school district. Our numbers will now ring into a “Digital Assistant”, and you will be prompted to press a number to connect to the campus of your choice. The current format is this:
Press 1 for Elementary.
Press 2 for Junior High/High School.
Press 3 for Administration Office.
Press 4 for Special Programs.
Press 5 for Technology and Federal Programs.
You are free to press the number at any time. You do not have to be "polite" to the digital assistant and wait for it to read all the options.
We arranged the choices by the most commonly called locations. We will continue to refine this system as needed. We are migrating to this system to serve everyone better, so that you can call any of our numbers and still get through to the desired location, and also so that our secretaries can spend their time on legitimate district calls rather than the swarm of “spam” and “ghost” calls we are all tired of receiving. Have a great day!
Congratulations to Daylen Lucio!!
He placed 5th at Regionals and advances to the State Cross Country Meet.
Daylen will run at the State Cross Country meet November 6 at 10:10 in Round Rock, Texas.

Regional Cross Country
Good Luck to these athletes as they compete today at Mae Simmons in Lubbock!
2A Girls. 10:30
2A Boys. 11:00
The student body had a send off to wish them luck Friday!

Mrs. Emery came to speak to the E&T- Principles of Education students last week. She taught our students how important each role in a school is to the success of the school. She delivered a fully interactive lesson, and related positions in school with other careers. Thank you, Mrs. Emery!





We had Hannah Kurklin speak to the Principles of Health Science and Medical Terminology students on Monday October 19. She is a NICU nurse and shared what it's like to work in that environment, her educational background, and answered the many questions our students submitted to her. She also brought her daughter along with her to demonstrate some of the medical tools she presented. The students were shown what an infant stethoscope looks like, temperature monitors in the shape of hearts that are placed on the babies, and the different preemie diapers. Hannah explained how the new babies are monitored and how the temperature is automatically regulated for them. She also spoke about what it's like to interact with the families in the NICU and the intense care schedules the infants receive.







🌪️💚Lucky Whirlwinds💚🌪️
6th- Lino Luna
7th- Logan Tamayo
8th- Isabella Gonzales
9th- Vincent Cooper
10th- Juan Garcia
11th- Makala Williams
12th- Jayvien Aleman
Students must be present to win.
Congratulations!
#whirlwindpride 💚🌪️







Coach Fabila is our The Difference is You staff member of the week!
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Senior Tour at South Plains College in Levelland
They toured Welding, Automotive/Diesel, Allied Health, & the Cosmetology Center.
Our seniors saw FCHS Alumni Braxton Stark at SPC.










Spanish Club Celebrates Día de los Muertos!
Our Spanish Club members gathered today for their monthly lunch meeting, enjoying delicious homemade chili, crackers, and refreshing drinks while spending time together!
After lunch, students got creative by painting wooden Día de los Muertos ofrendas. These beautiful creations will soon be displayed alongside colorful sugar skulls designed and decorated by our Spanish 1 and Spanish 2 students!
What a wonderful way to bring our students together while celebrating Hispanic culture, creativity, and the meaningful traditions of Día de los Muertos!
#SpanishClub #DiaDeLosMuertos #SpanishClass #CultureAndCreativity #StudentCreations






Andrew Chavarria, Wind Technician Leader with Nextera Energy, spoke to our IMET students about opportunities available to students after high school graduation.


Get with an NHS member to purchase your Ghost O’ Grams! 👻🧡🖤

Learning by doing in Mrs Bone’s Ag mechanics class.
Our students are building valuable skills, gaining hands-on experience, and learning the art of welding! From striking an arc to laying their beads, these students are developing skills that will serve them well beyond the classroom. We are proud to see their hard work, growth, and dedication! 🛠️⚡





