Congratulations to the 2022-23 FEF Project Grant Recipients

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Recent Events

Morse Pond Students Welcome Poet Kwame Alexander
Falmouth Enterprise, June 3, 2022
Young adult author Kwame Alexander talks with students at the Morse Pond School Tuesday about how he got interested in writing and his struggles getting published.  Newbery Award-winning author and poet Kwame Alexander fist-bumped and selfied his way through a crowd of excited 5th and 6th graders at the Morse Pond School in Falmouth last Tuesday, May 24, leading them in a spirited back-and-forth shouting match of nonsensical words before getting down to the serious business of inspiring the next generation. ​The author was introduced to the students by school library teacher Elizabeth Abbott, who thanked the Falmouth Education Foundation for its help in bringing Mr. Alexander to the school.

Pottery Students Benefit From Workshops With Professional Ceramic Artists
​Falmouth Enterprise, May 6, 2002 
This school year, Falmouth High School intermediate and advanced ceramics students have participated in several educational workshops presented by acclaimed, professional ceramic artists. The workshops were funded by grants provided by the Falmouth Education Foundation.

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FHS Art Teacher Jane Baker and students at the  Atmospheric Perspectives - Climate Inspired Artworks and Broadsides
by Falmouth High School Studio Art, NJAHS and AP Literature Students, Opening Reception at the Gallery on Main, on May 6. This is part of the Project Grant awarded this year to Ms.Baker, English teacher Lauren Kenny, Aimee Masada and Karyn Phares.

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Students enjoy Mullen Hall's Makerspace, a Project Grant to Meghan Pozzati.