Congratulations to the Findlay High School Music Department for their many successes at Large Group Contest!

The following ensembles received a Superior Rating and have qualified for State:

Wind Ensemble
Concert Choir
Freshman Choir
Symphonic Choir
Orchestra

The following ensembles received an Excellent Rating:

Concert Band

Findlay High School wins the "We The People: The Citizen and the Constitution" State Championship

On January 28th, the Findlay High School AP Government and Politics class won the Ohio "We The People" state tournament at the State House in Columbus.  In winning the championship, the class qualified for the national finals in Washington, D.C. from April 29th through May 2nd. The competition uses a Mock Congressional Hearing format in which the class is broken into 6 units that testify on various aspects related to the US Constitution. Each hearing involves the students presenting a 4 minute prepared response and a follow up period of 6 minutes in which the students are questioned on their presentation and overall knowledge of the Constitution.

Millstream CTC Awarded $25,000 Grant

Thursday, December 16, 2010, Millstream Career & Technology Center, Findlay, Ohio, was awarded a $25,000.00 grant from Cummins Inc. and local community partner, Cummins Filtration. ......continue reading......

Congratulations – FHS VIP Freshmen Show Choir

On Saturday March 27, VIP Freshmen Show Choir from Findlay High School took First Place in Heritage Festivals Show Choir Competition in Chicago. VIP received a Gold Rating and First Place for their performance. VIP represented the youngest group in the high school competition. VIP is under the direction Craig VanRenterghem with choreographer Elizabeth Betts. VIP's instrumental group, The Rippers, is under the direction of Zachary Thomas. VIP will celebrate the end of year with Spring Fling on Friday May 7th in the Findlay High School Auditorium.

Congratulations to DEVON ZACKMIRE, an FHS senior in the Marketing program, received a Top 10 placing in the Automotive Services Marketing event at the Ohio DECA Career Development Conference held at the Columbus Convention Center on March 19-20.

Devon competed against approximately 50 other students from around the state in his event. The first part of the competition required students to take a 100 question multiple-choice test about marketing concepts. They were allowed one hour to complete the test. Students then had 10 minutes to prepare a presentation based on two different Automotive Services Marketing case studies. Devon's first case study involved developing an inventory control plan for a gas station convenience store to limit loss from expired products (milk, bakery goods, etc.). His second case study placed him as the manager of a Hummer dealership. He was tasked with developing a plan to liquidate Hummer inventory that the public wasn't purchasing.