The HIGH SCHOOL REGISTRATION PACKETS were mailed out today. Please review the information carefully, make any necessary updates, and return the signed packet to us as soon as possible.
IMPORTANT: If your child is attending Falls City SD but resides in another school district, you will need to start the transfer procedures again for the 25/26 year. The district transfer needs to be approved by both superintendents before your child can be enrolled at the Falls City School District.
For questions, please call the HS Office at 503-787-3521 ext. 1
There is NO SCHOOL on Monday, May 26th, and Friday, May 30th.
The Falls City High School Academic Awards Night is this Thursday, May 15th, at 6 pm at the HS gym. Everyone is invited. Come celebrate our students' achievements! Cake will be provided.
Step into a world of mystery, resilience, and unforgettable storytelling with THE LOST YEAR, an original play written by Falls City High School teacher Josh Wagner and brought to life by the talented students of Falls City High School and Dallas Community School.
Be part of this captivating journey as young performers take the stage, delivering a heartfelt, thought-provoking experience that you won't want to miss. Admission is free, and donations are greatly appreciated to support future productions.
Showtimes: May 16th at 7:00 PM and May 18th at 3:00 PM, Falls City High School Gym
Play Synapsis: Two Timelines. One Life-Altering Choice. It's 2020, and Hannah's senior year—the one she'd dreamed about—is stolen by the chaos of Covid. But when she’s offered an impossible opportunity to rewrite history—a literal deal with the devil—she faces a moment of truth. Will she reclaim the year she lost, or will she discover that some sacrifices shape us in ways we never imagined?
A gripping story of fate, consequence, and the choices that define us. What would you risk to change the past?
At Falls City School District, there’s nothing we cherish more than watching our students grow—and few stories capture that journey quite like Amber Houghtaling’s.
Amber first walked through the doors of Falls City as a preschooler in 2008, a bright-eyed Mountaineer ready to learn. From those early days all the way through her high school graduation, Amber’s roots only grew deeper. But her story didn’t end there.
Driven by a passion to give back, Amber returned to her hometown school not just as a proud alum, but as a student teacher while earning her degree in Elementary Education at Western Oregon University. She came full circle—teaching in the very classrooms where she once learned to read, write, and dream big.
This is what it means to be homegrown. This is what it means to be a Mountaineer.
As Amber steps into her teaching career, we couldn’t be prouder. We know she’ll inspire the next generation of future teachers, engineers, doctors, nurses, welders, mechanics, and dreamers who walk the halls of Falls City Elementary. Her story reminds us that our small-town roots grow big futures.
Once a Mountaineer, always a Mountaineer.
The Falls City High School Academic Awards Night is this Thursday, May 15th, at 6 pm at the HS gym. Everyone is invited. Come celebrate our students' achievements!
Another former graduate stopped by today for a visit and a tour. Sharon Anderson, a scholarship winner from the class of 1963, stopped by with her daughter and granddaughter. It was a pleasure showing them around.
🌟 Attention all Falls City Parents and Guardians🌟
If your child attends Falls City HS, ES or PreK, and lives in another school district, it’s time to renew the district transfer process for the 25/26 school year. The district transfer needs to be approved by both superintendents before your child can be enrolled at the Falls City School District this coming school year. Please reach out to your resident school district to initiate the transfer process.
We’re here to help make the process smooth and easy for you! If you have any questions, feel free to reach out: 📞 HS Office: 503-787-3521 ext 1106 📞 ES Office: 503-787-3521 ext 2207
Thank you for being part of the Falls City community! Let’s make this school year the best one yet 🎉.
We always love it when the alumni stop by to visit. We would like to thank Jim Krummel (class of 64) for stopping by and donating his ''wife's (Roxie
Wheeler, class or 66) heritage emblems off of old cheerleading uniforms and letterman jackets. We would also like to honor their service they provided to the district in years past. Roxie taught at the elementary school and Jim served on the school board during the time that they lived in the community. It was a pleasure giving Jim a tour of the school.
Congratulations to Vanessa Rangel and our PACE Program for winning the $500 MAPS grant!!! We are super excited to purchase items to extend job training, starting with a laminator.
Dear High School Parents and Guardians,
This is a reminder that parent-teacher conferences will take place tomorrow, Wednesday, March 19th, from 4:00 PM to 8:00 PM, and on Thursday, March 20th, from 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM. Families with scheduled conferences will receive a reminder phone call tomorrow with their assigned time and day.
Additionally, please note that tomorrow marks the last school day before spring break. Classes will resume on Tuesday, March 31st.
Congratulations Tanner for being selected as an Honorary Senate Page at the capital on March 11th.
Six more FCHS Mountaineers earned their CPR certification today. We are so grateful for the partnership with Oregon Pacific Area Health Education Center (OPAHEC). Up next.... Blood, Germs, and Worms with Phlebotomy Demo, Surgical Dexterity Olympics, and Casting Workshop.
In a partnership with the Oregon Area Health Education Center, some FCHS students received a CPR certification today. This is the first of two CPR certification days. Students will also have the opportunity to learn about casting, phlebotomy, surgical dexterity, mental health, and more throughout the spring. This opportunity was made possible because of our amazing alumni. So many former students are out there doing wonderful work. Thank you, Mariah Lyon, for connecting our students to this important opportunity.
Dear Mountaineer Parents and Guardians,
We are pleased to announce that High School Parent-Teacher Conferences will be held on Wednesday, March 19th, from 4:00 PM to 8:00 PM, and on Thursday, March 20th, from 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM. Please note that school will be in session on Wednesday, but there will be no school on Thursday.
To reserve your preferred conference time, please call the high school office at 503-787-3521 option 1, at your earliest convenience. Additionally, you can expect a call from the high school secretary to schedule your child's conference. Our office hours are Monday through Thursday, from 7:00 AM to 3:30 PM. If we are unable to answer your call, kindly leave a voicemail with your preferred date and time, and we will return your call as soon as possible.
Thank you for your cooperation, and we look forward to your participation in these important conferences.
The Lady Mountaineer Basketball Team won their play-off tie breaker game against CS Lewis last night by the score of 50 to 42. Great game Mountaineers! Their next play-off game is Wednesday, February 19th at Perrydale. The game will start at 6:00 p.m. Come support the Lady Mountaineers.
Weather Update: Due to wintry precipitation anticipated through the afternoon hours, Falls City will remain closed for today, Thursday, Feb.13th. Thanks.
Weather Update:The National Weather Service is predicting wintery precipitation event prior and moving through the morning commute periods tomorrow morning. They are predicting times of localized snow in the morning transitioning to freezing rain during the afternoon hours. At this time, Falls City is going to have a two hour delay for the start of Thursday, Feb. 13th and will continue to monitor weather conditions. We will notify you in the morning if we are maintaining the delayed start or making a decision to close for the day. Thank you
Weather Update: Two Hour Delay today, Thursday Feb. 6th. Current conditions in Falls City is 33 Degrees. Roads along Kings Valley are wet and passable where temps are at 34 Degrees. Expect areas of fog and low visibility and anticipating a temperature drop at daybreak could create slick spots. Due to snow melt yesterday, all roads in Falls City are generally slick and hazardous. Dallas bus students readjust your pickup to 9:05 - 9:10 a.m. starting at Safeway. No OASIS route today. School starts at 10 a.m. Thanks
Weather Update: Due to localized heavy snow and road conditions around Falls City for the next hour and half. Falls City Schools is cancelling the day, Wednesday, Feb. 5th. Thank you.