Fort Recovery Middle School

Another Great Video By Our 8th Grade Tech Crew!

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Friday, May 8th 5K Update: Due to the football lighting project starting this week, we will need to adjust the route for our upcoming 5K. The new route has been planned to ensure safety and a smooth experience for all participants. Please shared to ensure all of our community members are aware! Thank you for your support and flexibility.

Only ONE week to go! 🏃‍♂️🎉

Our 5K run is coming up on May 8th,! Check out the course map below and start getting ready. All are welcome to come out and walk or run alongside our amazing students in grades 5–8! 💪👟

HS Track Meet Tonight! Thanks Mrs. Moorman's Tech Class!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8H-pbJP3q4E

Thanks to Mrs. Moorman's Tech Class we have a video with State Testing Reminders!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lk1VBFqL0qI

Scott, Shane, & Wes help inspire the next generation of innovators by leading a hands-on STEM activity known as the Jet Toy Challenge. In this engaging program, students step into the role of engineers as they design, build, and test their own small “jet” vehicles powered by balloon.

The challenge centers on the principles of Newton’s Laws. Through this simple but powerful demonstration, students gain a deeper understanding of how forces interact in real-world engineering.

Students also explore key physics concepts such as friction, air resistance, and the relationship between mass and acceleration. By experimenting with different designs and materials, students learn how these factors influence performance, encouraging critical thinking and problem-solving.

The Jet Toy Challenge highlights how engineering principles are applied in industries like automotive and aerospace, fields where Honda continues to innovate.

The winner of the JeT Toy Challenge bracket was Kate & Kinley! Everyone did a great job racing their balloon powered car!

Congratulations to our ten 7th grade students who presented their wreath essay speeches to a panel of Legion/VFW members. They all did a wonderful job and should be proud. The following students were selected to present the wreath at The Tomb of the Unknown Soldier on their Washington DC trip in the fall: Anna Niekamp, Conner Homan, Rachel Fortkamp, and Tyler Steinbrunner. A special thank you to our judges: Ken Romer, Ken Knapke, Mike Kahlig, Ken Lamm, and Mike Schmitz.

Huge thank you to the Fort Recovery Public Library for welcoming our students today! 📚 We truly appreciate the opportunity for them to visit, learn, and enjoy such a great community resource. 😊 Your support means so much to our school! 🙌