GFMS is hosting an online-only Scholastic Book Fair, October 15-28! Visit the dedicated GFMS book fair website to learn more and get started with online shopping.
For any questions, contact Liz Krieger at (845) 228-2300 ext. 543.
Afternoon parent-teacher conferences at George Fischer Middle School have been moved to Thursday, November 18. This is a change from the October 15 date previously printed in the calendar.
Friday, October 15, is a full day instruction at GFMS. November 18 will be an 11:05 a.m. dismissal at GFMS with Parent-Teacher Conferences to follow. Session 1 will take place from noon - 1:50 p.m. Session 2 will take place from 6 - 8:30 p.m. Both sessions will be virtual and teachers will be sending out sign-up links via a program call “My Conference Time."
Please refer to emails sent by Principal John Piscitella for more information.
Check out the latest announcements of things happening at GFMS today!
View the Updated Presentation from the August 25 Coffee.
Emails with additional information were sent to parents on Thursday, August 5, at 6 p.m. Please call GFMS if you need additional support.
2020 Principal Coffees: Please visit the GFMS Facebook page to see previous coffee videos that address parent questions and concerns regarding all aspects of pandemic instruction and the CCSD Learning Plan. You do NOT need a Facebook account to watch the presentations.
A recent science experiment at George Fischer Middle School got quite the reaction out of students – a fizzing, bubbling & exciting reaction! The question of the day: Does a mint Mentos react with Diet Coke in the same way as a fruit Mentos? Read more on this experiment and watch a video of our students reactions!
Can you dance the Salsa? Students in Colette Calderón's Grade 8 Spanish classes at George Fischer Middle School can! The students danced their way through an informative & fun lesson highlighting the life of the famous Cuban American singer Celia Cruz during Hispanic Heritage Month. Read more and see photos from the lesson.
Pío, pío, pío, in Español, of course! With arms flapping, seventh grade students at George Fischer Middle School cheeped along with los pollitos, the chicks, during a recent sing-along in Spanish class. Read full story and see videos of our students singing along!
