
🌼 Thank you to the green-thumbed students in Mr. Merolle's class for adding life back to the school's planters. 🌸🌿

FHUHS Senior Spotlight: Joselynn Wright


Yesterday, May 14, 2025, the Girls Varsity Basketball Team, Football Team, Bowling Team, and three individual student-athletes—along with their dedicated coaches—were recognized at the Statehouse for winning their respective state championships.
Fair Haven’s State Representative, William Canfield, proudly introduced the athletes to the House, honoring their hard work, determination, and remarkable achievements.
It was an impressive showing of Slater pride—proof that while we may be small in size, Slater Nation is mighty in talent and heart. Congratulations to all our champions!










FHUHS Senior Spotlight: Alex Messer


FHUHS Senior Spotlight: Ashlynn Duby


FHUHS Senior Spotlight: Haley Zellars


FHUHS Senior Spotlight: Jakobee Alger


FHUHS Senior Spotlights!
We’re so proud of the Class of 2025! 🎓✨ Get ready to celebrate their journey with us—starting today, we’ll be spotlighting our outstanding students and sharing the exciting paths they’re taking after high school. From college to careers, service, and more—we can’t wait for our community to see the bright futures ahead!


Calling All Seniors! We want to celebrate you!
Be featured on our website and social media platforms! Just complete the form at: https://bit.ly/FHU2025 or scan the code in the image.
We’re incredibly proud of all you’ve accomplished and excited to share your success with our community.
Please have submissions in by May 23rd!
Thanks and Congratulations!


Submission from FHUMHS Music Teacher, Ms. Adams: This past weekend, 5 Fair Haven Union High School students represented our district at the annual All State Music Festival of Vermont. After undergoing a rigorous audition process, students with the highest scores were selected to perform in a variety of ensembles. After 3 full days of rehearsing with other students and renown music directors, the festival concluded on Saturday with 4 concerts. Please help me in congratulating the hard work of these students- Abby Young, Libby Rockwell, Elaina Allard, Anna MacKay, and Emmet MacKay.


Board Meeting - May 12, 2025
You’re invited to the Slate Valley Unified Union School District Board Meeting at 6:30 p.m. at the Orwell Village School - Town Hall
This meeting will be in person. Virtually connect by going to:
Video call link: https://meet.google.com/asv-ffux-gux
Or dial: (US) +1 443-679-3222 PIN: 164 803 879#
Please note: To participate in conversation virtually and/or ask a question virtually, please use the “raise hand” icon in Google Meet. Typing responses or questions in chat is not an option.


Slate Valley District Newsletter: May 10, 2025
https://mailchi.mp/7194963147c0/may-10-district-newsletter


Message from Athletic Director Eric Ramey:
All games scheduled for today are postponed. Reschedule dates are TBD. In addition, Saturday's varsity softball game at Windsor has been postponed and the makeup date is TBD.
Practices
Varsity Track & Field - OFF
MS Track & Field - 3:30-4:30
MS Softball - 4pm-5:15 FHGS Gym
MS Baseball - OFF
Var/JV Baseball - 5pm-6:30 FHUHS Gym
Var/JV Softball - 3:30-5pm FHUHS Gym

Friday Focus: Faculty and Staff Appreciation
The Slate Valley Unified Union's Central Office team and School Board celebrated Teacher and Staff Appreciation Week by visiting each school with a coffee and pastry cart, going room to room to personally serve and thank our incredible educators and staff. It was a small gesture to show our immense gratitude for all they do every day to support, inspire, and care for our students. Thank you for your unwavering dedication—you are truly appreciated!









Chloe Marsden holding it down behind the plate during the Varsity Softball Game on May 3rd in Springfield!


The FHUHS 2025 Pops Concert was a huge success! Thank you to all the families, staff, and students who helped make it an incredible night of music, art and celebration.
A special shoutout to our amazing music seniors - in music and art — who we were proud to recognize during the show. We wish you all the best as you take your next steps beyond FHU!









Throwback Thursday: In celebration of Teacher and Staff Appreciation Week, we’re taking a moment to look back to 2005 and honor the incredible educators and staff who shaped lives at Fair Haven Union High School 20 years ago—we're thankful to all, present and past, for your lasting impact and dedication!










Where Are They Now Wednesday? Spotlight on Emily Stockwell
This year marks the 20th reunion of the Fair Haven Union High School Class of 2005, and Emily Stockwell’s journey since graduation has been nothing short of inspiring — a testament to passion, creativity, and community spirit.
After graduating from FHUHS, Emily attended Pennsylvania College of Technology in Williamsport, PA, where she earned an Associate Degree in Floral Design and Interior Plantscape. She honed her craft working with several florists in Pennsylvania before returning to her Vermont roots. Back home, she joined the teams at Hawley Florist and Everyday Flowers, ultimately purchasing Everyday Flowers — a business she now proudly owns and operates in Poultney, Vermont.
Emily’s connection to her alma mater has remained strong. For the past four years, she has generously volunteered her time and supplies to work with some Fair Haven Union High School students, helping them create stunning floral bouquets. Through this initiative, Emily not only shares her expertise but also inspires a new generation to explore their own creative talents.
While at FHUHS, Emily played soccer her freshman year but found a more natural path getting involved with 4-H, where she focused on dairy farming. She credits her high school guidance counselor, Mrs. Tracy Gallipo, as a pivotal influence, who encouraged her to stay focused on her dreams.
Emily’s dedication and artistry have not gone unnoticed: she has been named “Number 1 Florist” for three consecutive years by The Lake Region FreePress. Beyond her flourishing business, she remains deeply connected to her passions for farming, gardening, and animal care — looking after a lively group of dogs, cats, goats, and donkeys. A proud supporter of our nation’s veterans, Emily embodies a spirit of service, gratitude, and community pride.
When asked what advice she would offer current Slate Valley students, Emily shared this heartfelt message:
"Don't give up on your dreams. It might take time, but if you keep working toward them, someday they will come true."
Congratulations, Emily! Your success, generosity, and spirit are a true inspiration to Slater Nation.


Message from VT-Alert: West St. between Washington and Phelps in Fair Haven, VT will be close to through traffic Beginning 8 AM on 5/7/25.
