Fruitland High School

To receive Virtual Learning days, Parents/Guardians must call in to excuse your absence by noon of the day you are taking digitally. When you return to school, you will need to get a Virtual Learning Day form from the front office and have each of your teachers initial for that class. These forms must be turned into Mrs. Burdick or the front office by the end of the day within two school days to be approved as a Virtual learning day. Each day taken as a virtual day requires a form to be turned in. If your forms are not turned in or are turned in late, your Virtual day will be changed to a verified absence and will count against you for attendance finals and/or credit petitioning. Please ask Mrs. Burdick if you have any questions.

Grizzly Corridor has uniforms and supplies!! Check it out!

Please check out the updated hours for Grizzly Corridor!

Fees & purchases will be available in Parent Portal in early August. Look under "Fees" for assigned & optional fees.

Be sure to contact Mrs. McVay if you want a bundle discount BEFORE paying for items separately. (mmcvay@fruitlandschools.org) The bundle discount applies to:

Yearbook
Activity Card
Class Dues

Cash & checks will be accepted at the HS payment window beginning August 3, 2026

The Grizzly Corridor will be open, regular business hours beginning August 18th. It will be closed Labor Day.

2025-2026 School Calendar

Spring Break!

Early Release & Afterschool Activities Canceled Due to Weather Dear Fruitland Families, Due to worsening weather conditions, all schools in the Fruitland School District will have an early release today: Elementary & Middle School: 1:15 PM High School: 1:45 PM Additionally, all afterschool activities, including athletics, are canceled for the day. Please plan accordingly for student pickup and transportation. Safety is our top priority, and we appreciate your cooperation and understanding. Stay safe, Stoney Winston Superintendent, Fruitland School District

Congratulations to our 2024-25 FHS Athletic Hall of Fame inductees: Pat Coffey, Bridgette Van Lith and Lowell Grant. They were inducted into the Hall of Fame at the annual banquet on Saturday, along with our Legends team, the 2008 Baseball team. It was a great night, celebrating these great athletes, coaches and educators! Tremendous thank you to all that supported our FHS Athletics program by participating in our Live and Silent Auctions! It is only with the community's amazing contributions that we are able to maintain our athletic programs and support our student athletes. As always, it's a great day to be a Grizzly!!

The Grizzly Corridor will be open its regular hours of Monday and Wednesday from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM until Wednesday, May 22nd. The Corridor will be closed the week of May 27th. Starting June 3rd, the Grizzly Corridor will be open from 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM every Monday through the month of July. All items available are FREE! Donations will continue to be accepted, and can be dropped off on the back porch of the Corridor throughout the summer. Grizzly Corridor is 7233 S. Pennsylvania Ave., Fruitland. Email is : grizzcorridor@fruitlandschools.org

For Immediate Release 4/9/2024 Contact: Alyssa Tuttle, Board Clerk The Fruitland School District Board of Trustees Selects Next Superintendent to Lead the District In March, the Fruitland School District Board of Trustees selected Stoney Winston as the next Superintendent at its Regular School Board Meeting. Stoney Winston will replace Superintendent Lyle Bayley, who retires at the end of June. See the complete press release statement at:https://www.fruitlandschools.org/article/1543758

Hello! It's time for conferences. Parent-teacher conferences will be on Wednesday and Thursday this week. Times will be the same for all schools: Wednesday- 4:00-8:00 p.m. Thursday- 4:00-7:30 p.m.

The School Board Meeting scheduled for tonight will be starting at 6 pm, NOT 5 pm.

Bus 2 is late getting students home due to mechanical issues. If you have any questions, contact the transportation department. 208-452-3118

Due to continued hazardous road conditions, we will be canceling all classes in the Fruitland School District tomorrow, January 18th. The roadways have been evaluated for safe travel this evening and they remain hazardous. We plan to resume classes on Monday, January 22nd at regular time. If additional closures are needed, we will send another notice at that time. Thank you for your support of the Fruitland School District. Have a safe week and weekend. Lyle Bayley Superintendent

​Due to hazardous road conditions this morning we will be canceling all classes in the Fruitland School District today, January 17th.

Dear Patrons, The fire department was called to the High School today during the noon hour. A fire was discovered in the AG building and was quickly extinguished by the Fruitland Fire Department. Some welding coveralls in a locker caught on fire and the fire was contained to the lockers and one wall. There were no injuries due to this event. Because of the amount of smoke, the AG students will be meeting in the library for the remainder of the day. The Fruitland School District would like to thank and commend the Fruitland Police and Fire Departments for their quick response and actions in helping keep our students and staff safe. Thank you, Lyle J. Bayley Fruitland School District Superintendent

Dear Patrons, The fire department was called to the High School today during the noon hour. A fire was discovered in the AG building and was quickly distinguished by the Fruitland Fire Department. Some welding coveralls in a locker caught on fire and the fire was contained to the lockers and one wall. There were no injuries due to this event. Because of the amount of smoke, the AG students will be meeting in the library for the remainder of the day. The Fruitland School District would like to thank and commend the Fruitland Police and Fire Departments for their quick response and actions in helping keep our students and staff safe. Thank you, Lyle J. Bayley Fruitland School District Superintendent

Dear Patrons, The fire department was called to the High School Today during the noon hour. A fire was discovered in the AG building and was quickly distinguished by the Fruitland Fire Department. Some welding coveralls in a locker caught on fire and the fire was contained to the lockers and one wall. There were no injuries due to this event. Because of the amount of smoke the AG students will be meeting in the library for the remainder of the day. The Fruitland School District would like to thank and commend the Fruitland Police and Fire Departments for their quick response and actions in helping keep our students and staff safe. Thank you, Lyle J. Bayley Fruitland School District Superintendent

​Due to Highway 95 being closed from Echo to Delmar, bus riders living south of Echo will be late today