Finally, new to the Middle School this year, Jennifer Est welcomed her parents and prepared students for a great year.

Our 3rd hour transition class put their job training to use at the Ministerial Alliance. 🙂

Not to be outdone, our 5th hour transition class went to work, carrying on where 3rd hour left off

Our work experience crew at Crystal and Rich's getting produce ready for sale.

Dr. Jena Randolph from the Thompson Center for Autism presenting to our staff during today's professional development

Farmington helps kick off the 45th Special Education Administrators Conference with 10 educators eager to expand their knowledge

Jacob Horn showing off his impressive pumpkin display at Crystal and Rich's

Our Special Olympics prepare their float for Homecoming. Go Knights!

Play It Forward Playground Grand Opening on October 3, 2022, 4:00p.m. In Engler Park Farmington, MO – 9/22/2022 – The “Play It Forward in the Parkland” Fundraising Committee invite the press and public to the grand opening of the state-of-the-art All-Inclusive Playground.

This week the City opened the new inclusive Play It Forward Playground at Engler Park. Our elementary students were eager to take advantage of this new play area.

Some more photos from Tuesday afternoon at the Play It Forward Playground

October 13th, Farmington hosted our regional Job Olympics, an opportunity for students to compete in vocational skills training. It was a great day, and we had a tremendous turnout.

Truman special services offered a Parent How To in conjunction with conferences tonight. Therapists and service providers answered questions, conducted demonstrations, and offered options for how Parents can continue their child's services at home.

More from tonight's Parent How To event

CJ Skuta, Richard Skinner, Morgan Gann. Filling out applications. Manager Ed from McDonalds said "that they all interviewed amazingly". Moving through the orientation for store policy. Here's to an amazing 6 weeks of work experience.

Tyler Redmond, Jacob Horn, Alyssa Stimpson. Keeping the shelves at Harps nice and tidy.

Not to be outdone, Carson Hurt and Eric Dickerson started their work transition training at Harps too. To all of you, keep up the good work.

The annual Night to Shine definitely lived up to its name tonight. Nails and hair, red carpet, pictures, great food, and awesome dancing. Area students were kings and queens tonight.

The opening of Special Olympics track and field events at FHS is only moments away.

Sending our Washington Franklin athlete off to compete early this morning